Dynamic tap changing on a DC railway transformer stabilizes rectifier output under load while avoiding costly thyristor or IGBT regulation.
Branch and main-line sampling resistors replace costly Hall current sensors in a power factor correction circuit while preserving current sharing and harmonic control.
A triple-transformer GaN gate drive cuts ON-phase loss, uses zero power in OFF state, and avoids CMTI-triggered false switching.
Filters and capacitors tied to neutral and ground attenuate odd-order harmonics in three-phase AC circuits, improving power factor and efficiency.
Limiting excitation current compensation cuts supply-current harmonics while reducing compressor vibration from motor torque pulsation.
An ANN-based regulator blends learned correction with feedback control to cut converter tuning effort and maintain stable output as conditions change.
Placing a noise-reducing capacitor between the rectifier and smoothing capacitor bypasses high-frequency noise and cuts radiation.
Drive frequency is adjusted from rectifier capacitor impedance changes to prevent overtemperature and stabilize voltage and current.
A coordinated shutdown circuit cuts current to all inverter DC links after one fault, preventing capacitor overvoltage and burst risk.
By varying transformer-side voltage amplitude instead of switch duty cycle, this charger delivers variable DC output with higher efficiency and lower EMI.
Transformer-based voltage threshold monitoring detects mains loss early, enabling USB-PD power-role swaps to protect data integrity.
An auxiliary winding senses secondary current magnetically, avoiding shunt loss and bulky current transformers in LLC power converters.