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Universal Power Converter

Methods and systems for transforming electric power between two or more portals. Any or all portals can be DC, single phase AC, or multi-phase AC. Conversion is accomplished by a plurality of bi-directional conducting and blocking semiconductor switches which alternately connect an inductor and parallel capacitor between said portals, such that energy is transferred into the inductor from one or more input portals and / or phases, then the energy is transferred out of the inductor to one or more output portals and / or phases, with said parallel capacitor facilitating “soft” turn-off, and with any excess inductor energy being returned back to the input. Soft turn-on and reverse recovery is also facilitated. Said bi-directional switches allow for two power transfers per inductor / capacitor cycle, thereby maximizing inductor / capacitor utilization as well as providing for optimum converter operation with high input / output voltage ratios. Control means coordinate the switches to accomplish the desired power transfers.
Owner:CET GRP SA +1

Power factor corrected single-phase AC-DC power converter using natural modulation

A power factor corrected (pfc) ac-dc converter has a modified boost input and a modified buck output. Unlike the prior art boost input, the boost switch returns to the output, not to ground. Unlike the prior art buck output stage, a third switch connects to the input. This allows much of the input current to pass through the converter to the output. There is no input current measurement, but nearly ideal power factor correction is achieved through “natural modulation.” A preferred pfc ac-dc converter uses a variable dc-dc transformer on its output, as a post regulator, to provide dielectric isolation and to provide voltage level shifting. The output of the pfc ac-dc converter has the control characteristics of a buck converter, so it is a natural mate for the variable dc-dc transformer. An ac-dc buck converter is most efficient at its maximum duty cycle. It cannot regulate for a lower input voltage, but it can reduce its duty-cycle to control for higher input voltages. A variable dc-dc transformer is most efficient at its maximum ratio. It cannot regulate for a higher input voltage, but it can reduce its effective turns ratio to control for a lower input voltage. With a small overlap in their control ranges, both parts of the power system can operate at maximum efficiency. The variable dc-dc transformer controls the output voltage for nominal and low input voltage. The ac-dc buck converter limits over-voltage transients.
Owner:HERBERT EDWARD

Spectral shaping for optical OFDM transmission

A transmitter for an optical transmission system transmits an optical sub carrier multiplexed signal comprising number of sub-carriers, onto an optical transmission path, and provides spectral shaping by different magnitudes of the sub-carriers, or different modulation formats for different sub carriers. This spectral shaping can reduce performance degradation by Kerr effect optical non linearities. This can mean higher input powers may be launched. The magnitudes can provide a signal spectrum which is lower near a centre of a band of sub carriers than near an edge of the band. Such spectral shaping can be provided in the receiver either to undo the pre emphasis in the transmitter, or to reduce non linearities from components at the receiving side.
Owner:RPX CLEARINGHOUSE

Power converter method and apparatus having high input power factor and low harmonic distortion

A single stage, single switch, input-output isolated converter configuration which uses a hybrid combination of forward and flyback converters is disclosed. The converter operates at a high input power factor with a regulated DC output voltage. It makes use of a novel control scheme utilizing duty cycle control at two discrete operating frequencies. Although the invention employs two frequencies, it does not use a continuous frequency variation. This configuration has the advantage of reduced peak current stresses on the components and is specifically suited for ‘buck’ applications where low DC output voltages (e.g. 24V, 48V) are needed. This configuration will be of specific interest to industries associated with battery charging and uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems. Apart from having several competitive features compared with prior art techniques, the dual frequency operation scheme reduces the amplitude of its noise spectrum by spreading it over a wider frequency range thus making it more electromagnetic compatible.
Owner:MICROSEMI

Isolated voltage regulator with one core structure

The present invention proposes a new structure for a high input VRM. This structure is similar to a simple buck converter and can simplify the 48V input VRM design. In this present invention, the interleaved voltage regulator is provided. The interleaved voltage regulator includes an integrated magnetic device for performing both transformer and output choke filter function, a first switch, a second switch, a third switch, and a fourth switch, wherein the integrated magnetic device includes a transformer having a first primary winding, a second primary winding, a first secondary winding, and a second secondary winding, a first choke filter having one end coupled to a first terminal of the first secondary winding, and a second choke filter having one end coupled to a first terminal of the second secondary winding, and the other end of the second choke filter coupled to the other end of the first choke filter to form the output terminal of the isolated voltage regulator. The first switch, the second switch, the first choke filter, and the first secondary winding form a synchronous rectifier circuit. The third switch, the fourth switch, the second choke filter, and the second secondary winding form another synchronous rectifier circuit.
Owner:DELTA ELECTRONICS INC

Negative-electrode active material for lithium secondary battery, negative electrode for lithium secondary battery, and lithium secondary battery

A subject for the invention is to provide a lithium secondary battery which can be improved in high-output / high-input characteristics based on a reduction in the thickness of an active material layer, has a long life, and is highly safe. The invention relates to: a negative-electrode active material for lithium secondary battery, which is in a carbonaceous powder form and in which when a dispersion prepared by dispersing 100 g of the active-material powder in 200 g of water together with 2 g of carboxymethyl cellulose is examined by the grind gauge method for determining the degree of dispersion in accordance with JIS K5400, the particle diameter at which particles begin to appear is 50 μm or smaller; a negative electrode for lithium secondary battery which comprises a current collector having provided thereon an active material layer comprising an active material and an organic material having binding and thickening effects, wherein the active material layer has a thickness of 50 μm or smaller and an arithmetic mean roughness (Ra) as measured in accordance with JIS B0601 of 5 μm or smaller; and a lithium secondary battery employing the negative electrode.
Owner:MITSUBISHI CHEM CORP

90-260Vac Dimmable MR16 LED Lamp

A line voltage LED Lamp produces variable illumination in response to industry standard lighting dimmers, through the use of an input voltage monitoring circuit which variably controls the current output of an integral driver in response to sensed changes in the input voltage. A cascaded converter circuit is used to achieve a very high step-down ratio, enabling the LEDs to be driven from a high input voltage without the need for a power transformer. Electrolytic capacitors are avoided, increasing the life of the driver circuit in the high ambient temperatures typically encountered in the base of similar lamps. The circuit employed drives high power LEDs, and the lamp is adapted to fit common MR16 size fixtures. Illumination output equivalent to similar size halogen bulbs is achieved.
Owner:BOCA FLASHER

Versatile system for high-power switching controller in low-power semiconductor technology

The present invention provides a versatile system for providing a current-mode switching controller—in low voltage commercial semiconductor technologies—that is compatible with applications having very high input voltage ranges. The system provides an output transistor and a sense element coupled to the output transistor. A waveform representative of current charging across the sense element is recognized. First and second charging elements are provided, and the second charging element is adapted to charge at a rate twice as fast as the first charging element. First and second switching elements, coupled to the first and second charging elements, respectively, are adapted to activate the first and second charging elements responsive to a rising edge of the waveform. An output charge element is provided, and a sample and hold construct is adapted to transfer a charge value—to the output charge element—that corresponds to an average of the charge values of the first and second charging elements upon a falling edge of the waveform.
Owner:NAT SEMICON CORP

Detection circuit for high-performance brain electrical signal of brain-machine interface

The invention relates to a high-performance EEG signal detection circuit provided with a brain-machine interface. The detection circuit comprises a pre-amplifier circuit and a post-amplifier circuit, wherein the pre-amplifier circuit consists of a first-level amplifier circuit and a second-level amplifier circuit which are connected by a high-pass filter circuit; and the pre-amplifier circuit is connected with the post-amplifier circuit by a 50Hz trap circuit and a low-pass filter circuit. The detection circuit has the characteristics of high input impedance, high common mode rejection ratio, high gain, low noise and low drift, and has the advantages of simple structure, strong capacity of resisting disturbance and good reliability. The invention can be used as a high-performance EEG signal detection circuit, and lay a foundation for realizing the brain-machine interface.
Owner:SHANGHAI UNIV

Test or calibration of displayed greyscales

Testing a display involves display of a series of test patterns, each at a different luminance or colour, and with a predetermined minimum difference of luminance or colour from their background, each pattern being unpredictable to a user, and determining if the user has correctly identified the patterns. This can enable a more objective test without needing external measuring equipment. Calibrating the display involves determining an output luminance level by detecting a minimal difference of drive signal to give a just noticeable output luminance difference at a given high luminance drive level, and determining an absolute luminance of the given high input luminance level from the minimal difference and from a predetermined human characteristic of visibility threshold of luminance changes. This can avoid the need for an external or internal sensor. This can be useful during conformance checks or during calibration of the display for example.
Owner:BARCO NV
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