Aircraft supplemental electrical power systems and methods
AssigneeThe Boeing Company
InventorsJeffrey Joseph White, Thomas F. Currier
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AssigneeThe Boeing Company
InventorsJeffrey Joseph White, Thomas F. Currier
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Supplemental power systems for aircraft are described. One example is a power conversion system for an electrical power system in a twin engine aircraft having a first generator and a second generator is described. The power conversion system includes a first branch, a second branch, and a selector. The first branch has a first input, a first power converter, and a first output configured for coupling to an aircraft electrical distribution system. The second branch includes a second input, a second power converter, and a second output configured for coupling to the aircraft electrical distribution system. The selector is coupled between the first branch and the second branch. The selector is configured to selectively connect the first generator to the first branch or to the first and second branches. The selector is also configured to selectively connect the second generator to the second branch or the first and second branches.
A supplemental electrical power system for use in a twin engine aircraft having a first and a second main generator driven by a first and second engine, the first and second main generators coupled to provide power to a power distribution system in the aircraft, said supplemental electrical power system comprising:
A power conversion system for an electrical power system in a twin engine aircraft having a first generator and a second generator, said power conversion system comprising:
An electrical power system for use in a twin engine aircraft having a first engine, a second engine, and a plurality of electrically powered loads, said electrical power system comprising:
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