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Power Architecture is a registered trademark for similar RISC instruction sets for microprocessors developed and manufactured by such companies as IBM, Freescale, AppliedMicro, LSI, e2v and Synopsys. The governing body is Power.org, comprising over 40 companies and organizations. The term "Power Architecture" should not be confused with IBM's different generations of "POWER Instruction Set Architecture" where the former is a broad term including all products based on newer POWER, PowerPC and Cell processors, and the latter is a deprecated instruction set for IBM RISC processors of the 1990s, replaced by the PowerPC/Power ISA derivative of the POWER ISA. Power Architecture is a family name describing processor architecture, software, toolchain, community and end-user appliances and not a strict term describing specific products or technologies.
Tunable wireless power architectures
ActiveUS20130033118A1Tune performanceCharging stationsElectromagnetic wave systemEnergy transferPower Architecture
Described herein are improved configurations for a wireless power transfer. The parameters of components of the wireless energy transfer system are adjusted to control the power delivered to the load at the device. The power output of the source amplifier is controlled to maintain a substantially 50% duty cycle at the rectifier of the device.
Owner:WITRICITY CORP
Systems and Methods for Advanced Energy Settlements, Network-Based Messaging, and Applications Supporting the Same
Systems and methods for electric power messaging and settlements including advanced energy settlements, messaging, and applications for electric power supply, load, and / or curtailment and data analytics associated with the same. Systems and methods for providing data analytics and customer or consumer guidance and controls are provided, and coupled with graphic user interfaces for interactive control and command of grid elements, design, specification, construction, management and financial settlement for data centers and / or microgrids, business and residential power consumption, control, management, messaging and settlements, mobile applications, websites, marketing offers, optimal pricing for comparable energy plans, retail electric provider and direct consumer alternatives, network of power architecture, EnergyNet applications, software development kit, and application web-based storefronts.
Owner:CAUSAM ENERGY INC
Dual power module power system architecture
ActiveUS6987670B2High degreeQuickly and easily and cost-effectivelyConversion constructional detailsSemiconductor/solid-state device detailsPower ArchitectureModularity
A dual power module architecture employing a high degree of modularity, that allows a base power module to be quickly, easily, and cost effectively configured to address a large variety of applications.
Owner:CONTINENTAL AUTOMOTIVE SYST INC
High power architecture for power over Ethernet
Power sourcing equipment providing a plurality of power sources for connection over communication cabling to a single powered device, the power sourcing equipment comprising: a first power source; a second power source; a control circuit; a current sensor adapted to monitor an output current of the first power source, the current sensor being operatively connected to the control circuit; and a voltage regulating means associated with one of the first power source and the second power source, the voltage regulating means being responsive to the control circuit, the control circuit being operative responsive to the monitored output current to operate the voltage regulating means so as to maintain the monitored output current within a pre-determined range.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC
High power architecture for power over ethernet
ActiveUS7492059B2Dc network circuit arrangementsInterconnection arrangementsElectricityPower Architecture
A combiner for use with a powered device having high power needs, the combiner comprising: a first power input adapted to receive a first power signal over a first set of wire pairs utilized to carry communication data; a second power input adapted to receive a second power signal over a second set of wire pairs, wherein the first power signal is combined with the second power signal to produce a combined high power signal; and a control circuit operable to sense the combined high power signal and to supply the combined high power signal to a powered device in response to the sensed combined high power signal. Also disclosed is a local area network adapted to supply power to powered devices over a plurality of paths utilizing the combiner, the local area network thus supplying high power to a powered device.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC
Hybrid Power Architecture for Controlling a Lighting System
ActiveUS20150021988A1Reduce installation costsLost costElectric signal transmission systemsBatteries circuit arrangementsPower flowPower Architecture
A hybrid power architecture for lighting system that physically separates the conversion of AC-DC constant voltage power from the conversion of DC-DC constant current needed to drive the LEDs. The hybrid power architecture comprises a power converter to generate DC volt power, a battery backup unit for providing backup in the event of power failure and control architecture for controlling the intensity of the lighting system.
Owner:SIGNIFY HLDG BV
Load-lifting apparatus and method of storing energy for the same
ActiveUS20080048497A1Improve fuel efficiencyLower noxious prime power emissionBatteries circuit arrangementsDc motor stoppersPower ArchitectureContainer crane
A load-lifting apparatus has one or more prime power sources, one or more energy storage systems and regenerative braking. Regenerative energy is recovered when the load-lifting apparatus lowers its load. The elements of the prime power sources, energy storage devices and electrical components may be distributed to provide stability for the load-lifting apparatus. The general power architecture and energy recovery method can be applied to cranes, rubber-tired gantry cranes, overhead cranes, mobile cranes, ship-to-shore cranes, container cranes, rail-mounted gantry cranes, straddle carrier cranes and elevators. In such an architecture, the energy storage system helps alleviate the power rating requirement of the prime power source with respect to the peak power requirement for lifting a load.
Owner:MI JACK CANADA
Methods and apparatus for power control in a scalable array of processor elements
InactiveUS7263624B2Reduce the required powerEnergy efficient ICTVolume/mass flow measurementSequence processingProcessor element
Low power architecture features and techniques are provided in a scalable array indirect VLIW processor. These features and techniques include power control of a reconfigurable register file, conditional power control of multi-cycle operations and indirect VLIW utilization, and power control of VLIW-based vector processing using the ManArray register file indexing mechanism. These techniques are applicable to all processing elements (PEs) and the array controller sequence processor (SP) to provide substantial power savings.
Owner:ALTERA CORP
DC-based data center power architecture
ActiveUS20060284489A1Reliable DC powerImprove reliabilityBatteries circuit arrangementsLoad balancing in dc networkData centerCritical load
Owner:EYP MISSION CRITICAL +1
Gradient non-linear adaptive power architecture and scheme
InactiveUS20070248877A1Mechanical power/torque controlBatteries circuit arrangementsPower ArchitectureEngineering
Techniques related to a power module employing multiple power sub-modules are described. More specifically, an embodiment combines and controls multiple power sub-modules of varying characteristics to improve the overall efficiency of the power module across varying load currents, power outputs, input voltages, and other operating conditions. Moreover, the power module may employ an adaptive non-linear and non-uniform current / power sharing among its power sub-modules. Other embodiments are described and claimed.
Owner:QAHOUG JABER ABU +2
Methods and apparatus for power control in a scalable array of processor elements
InactiveUS7836317B2Reduce the required powerEnergy efficient ICTRegister arrangementsSequence processingProcessor element
Owner:ALTERA CORP
CMOS image sensor with a low-power architecture
InactiveUS7068319B2Reduce the required powerSave powerTelevision system detailsElectric signal transmission systemsCMOS sensorParasitic capacitance
A system of reducing power consumption in and active pixels sensor. The sensor is broken into different blocks, and each of the blocks is individually optimized. The optimization may include minimizing the parasitic capacitance on the readout bus, turning off biases when not in use, and operating in a way that minimizes static power consumption of different elements such as A / D converters.
Owner:ROUND ROCK RES LLC
Aircraft starter/generator electrical system with mixed power architecture
Owner:HAMILTON SUNDSTRAND CORP
Tunable wireless power architectures
Described herein are improved configurations for a wireless power transfer. The parameters of components of the wireless energy transfer system are adjusted to control the power delivered to the load at the device. The power output of the source amplifier is controlled to maintain a substantially 50% duty cycle at the rectifier of the device.
Owner:WITRICITY CORP
Emulation of power shutoff behavior for integrated circuits
ActiveUS8352235B1High simulationAnalogue computers for nuclear physicsCAD circuit designPower ArchitectureIntegrated circuit layout
A method for modeling power management in an integrated circuit (IC) includes: specifying a circuit design and a power architecture for the IC, the power architecture including a plurality of power domains for specifying power levels in different portions of the IC; determining an emulation module for the IC by including one or more hardware elements for modeling the power architecture in the emulation module; and using the emulation module to simulate changing power levels in one or more power domains of the IC including a power shutoff in at least one power domain.
Owner:CADENCE DESIGN SYST INC
Modeling power management for an integrated circuit
InactiveUS7770142B1Computer aided designSoftware simulation/interpretation/emulationPower ArchitectureTest platform
A method for modeling power management in an integrated circuit (IC) includes: specifying a circuit design and a power architecture for the IC, the power architecture including a plurality of power domains for specifying power levels in different portions of the IC; determining a testbench for simulating the IC and a verification plan for evaluating simulation results; using the testbench to simulate variations in power levels of the power domains of the IC; and using the verification plan to evaluate the simulation results for the power domains of the IC.
Owner:CADENCE DESIGN SYST INC
Power architecture and braking circuits for DC motor-propelled vehicle
InactiveUS20080290825A1Fast tractionAvoid developmentElectric devicesElectrodynamic brake systemsLow speedExcitation current
A dynamic braking circuit that can be operated with stability over both high and low speed regimes. This circuit has the advantage of using fewer components than previous circuits. In addition, when in braking mode, the armature and field currents tend to oppose each other across the main braking switch hence reducing electromechanical stresses when in high current regime. According to a second embodiment, a dynamic braking circuit implements a “soft” extended braking function with the capability of providing a smoother braking action at high braking effort at little extra cost resulting from the replacement of a contactor by a reverser. The main advantages of this preferred embodiment are that the current generated by the armatures during braking can be controlled independently from the excitation of the field windings at low speeds and that it enables simultaneous self supply, regeneration and dynamic braking.
Owner:RAILPOWER LLC
Power architecture for battery powered remote devices
InactiveUS20080203817A1Improve reliabilityInput/output for user-computer interactionBatteries circuit arrangementsRemote systemElectrical battery
Systems and methods that may be employed to provide a high-reliability power architecture for an information handling system and a physically separable (i.e., detachable) remote system. The information handling system may be, for example, a portable information handling system such as a notebook computer. The remote system may be, for example, a battery-powered input or input / output device such as a wireless keyboard configured to wirelessly communicate input / output information with the information handling system, and that is also configured to be physically and electrically coupled to the information handling system to allow a flow of current to be provided from circuitry of the information handling system to circuitry of the remote system. The power architecture may be implemented using multiple (e.g., two) Uninterrupted Power System (UPS) buses.
Owner:DELL PROD LP
DC-based data center power architecture
ActiveUS7633181B2Reliable powerImprove reliabilityBatteries circuit arrangementsLoad balancing in dc networkElectric power systemData center
A DC-based power system including: an AC power distribution system for providing AC power to a first node and a second node; a first converting system coupled to the first node that converts AC power to DC power and outputs the DC power to a first distributed bus bar; a second converting system coupled to the second node that converts AC power to DC power and outputs the DC power to a second distributed bus bar; a first set of DC / DC converters that steps down the DC power from the first distributed bus bar to a first stepped down DC voltage; a second set of DC / DC converters that steps down the DC power from the second distributed bus bar to a second stepped down DC voltage; and a critical load distribution system that is powered by both the first stepped down DC voltage and the second stepped down DC voltage.
Owner:EYP MISSION CRITICAL +1
Power supply architecture for controlling and monitoring isolated output modules
ActiveUS8502420B1Simplifying digital controlIntuitive monitoringEfficient power electronics conversionDc-dc conversionPower control systemControl system
A modular power supply and power control system includes a digital controller coupled to each of a plurality of output modules via a single wire serial data bus having a default high logic state. A plurality of isolation transformers are each coupled on a primary side to receive an intermediate bus voltage, and further coupled on a secondary side to one of the output modules. Galvanic isolation circuits provide galvanic isolation on the serial data bus between each of the output modules and the digital controller. The digital controller further includes circuitry effective to pull a bus logic state from high to low for generating data transmission to the plurality of isolated modules. Each of the plurality of isolated modules further include circuitry effective to independently pull the bus logic state from high to low for generating data transmission to the digital controller.
Owner:BEL POWER SOLUTIONS INC
Ground towing power architecture for an electric brake system of an aircraft
ActiveUS20080099603A1Reduce demandAvoid distributingElectric power distributionArresting gearElectricityPower mode
A power management architecture as disclosed herein is suitable for use in connection with an electric brake system of an aircraft. During ground towing operations when the aircraft engines are off, the power management architecture provides operating power to the electric brake system (and other aircraft systems that are required to support towing operations) via the main aircraft battery. This towing power mode prevents the battery from powering other aircraft systems during towing operations, thus reducing the load on the battery.
Owner:THE BOEING CO
Power architecture and management scheme for IoT applications
InactiveUS20170179715A1Apparatus without intermediate ac conversionDc source parallel operationPower ArchitectureEngineering
Methods and apparatus for a power management integrated circuit (PMIC) for receiving energy from multiple energy harvesting sources. The PMIC comprises a boost converter to receive a plurality of first power supplies and to generate an intermediate voltage, the boost converter having a plurality of input terminals coupled to the plurality of first power supplies, and a switched capacitor charge pump to receive the intermediate voltage and to generate a second power supply is shown.
Owner:INTEL CORP
Power harvest architecture for near field communication devices
Owner:TEXAS INSTR INC
Universal serial bus (USB) type-c and power delivery port with scalable power architecture
ActiveUS20180341309A1Improve scalabilityLow costVolume/mass flow measurementPower supply for data processingExtensibilityBattery charge
A Universal Serial Bus (USB) Type-C and power delivery port with scalable power architecture is disclosed. In one aspect, at least two circuits for a USB port are consolidated into a single integrated circuit (IC). At least one of the at least two circuits is part of a Type-C port controller (TCPC) group of circuits including sensors associated with detecting whether a voltage and current are present at pins of a USB receptacle. At least the other one of the at least two circuits is selected from a battery-related group of circuits including a battery charging circuit, an over-voltage protection circuit, and a conditioning circuit. The more circuitry integrated into the single IC the more readily scalable the end product is for a multi-port device. Additional circuitry such as a light emitting diode (LED) driver may also be included in the single IC.
Owner:QUALCOMM INC
Methods and apparatus for power control in a scalable array of processor elements
InactiveUS6845445B2Reduce the required powerVolume/mass flow measurementData resettingProcessor elementSequence processing
Low power architecture features and techniques are provided in a scalable array indirect VLIW processor. These features and techniques include power control of a reconfigurable register file, conditional power control of multi-cycle operations and indirect VLIW utilization, and power control of VLIW-based vector processing using the ManArray register file indexing mechanism. These techniques are applicable to all processing elements (PEs) and the array controller sequence processor (SP) to provide substantial power savings.
Owner:ALTERA CORP
Aircraft starter/generator electrical system with mixed power architecture
InactiveUS20060012177A1Motor/generator/converter stoppersEngine fuctionsNarrow rangeConstant frequency
A starter / generator electrical system for gas turbine powered aircraft with mixed power architecture to combine advantages of each. The mixed power architecture may be selected from constant frequency (CF), adjustable variable frequency (AVF) and narrow range variable frequency (NRVF) alternating current (AC) systems to suit aircraft requirements for on-board electric components and redundancy, with at least two separate power generation systems provided for each gas turbine engine on the aircraft.
Owner:HAMILTON SUNDSTRAND CORP
Method for fast decryption of processor instructions in an encrypted instruction power architecture
ActiveUS8086871B2Control impactEfficient methodologyVolume/mass flow measurementAnalogue secracy/subscription systemsOperational systemClasses of computers
A method and apparatus for an independent operating system that prevents certain classes of computer attacks. Instruction decryption is performed on an existing instruction set for a processor. The processor architecture limits the impact on processor execution timing. The instruction execution timing is not altered in the processor core and any additional processing is overlapped into existing operations.
Owner:IBM CORP
System for generating, converting, distributing and electrically starting on board an aircraft
InactiveCN101529686AHigh power/weight ratioReduce volumePower installationsEnergy efficient board measuresAviationPneumatic circuit
The invention relates to a system for generating, converting, distributing and electrically starting on board an aircraft of the ''bleedless'' type, that is to say with an electrical power architecture and no pneumatic network, characterized in that the electrical distribution channels for high power loads specific to aircraft of the ''bleedless'' type and the electrical distribution channels for conventional loads including technical loads, such as the avionics, the lighting and the fuel pumps and payloads are separate and are powered by separate generators (SG-B, SG-Y; SG-G1, SG-G2) driven by the jet engines (Eng1, Eng2) of the aircraft.
Owner:AIRBUS OPERATIONS (SAS)
Adaptive computing system with modular control, switching, and power supply architecture
InactiveUS8576570B2Easy to deployEasy to operateCasings with display/control unitsPower supply for data processingPhysical spaceComputer users
The adaptive computing system described herein may generally include a modular control, switching, and power supply architecture. In particular, the adaptive computing system may provide a platform supporting multiple independent desktop computer modules that occupy less physical space than a standalone commercial computer, provide performance density comparable to current server solutions, and address concerns relating to stability, safety, productivity, performance, assembly, service, and other factors important to diverse desktop computer user communities. Moreover, mechanical, electrical, and functional components associated with the adaptive computing system may have various certifications or otherwise be relied upon to demonstrate compliance with criteria in regulatory, environmental, consumer safety, and other contexts.
Owner:NCS TECH
Elevator backup power supply
A power architecture for an elevator system is described. The power architecture may comprise a panel receiving power from a power grid through a breaker, a power supply coupled to the breaker to receive power from the grid, a battery coupled to the power supply through a switch, an elevator motor controller coupled to the power supply, the power supply providing power from at least one of the grid and the battery to the controller, and a charger coupled to the breaker and the battery and configured to receive power from the power grid and provide power to the battery to charge the battery.
Owner:OTIS ELEVATOR CO
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