Electrical architecture for battery powered machine

An electrical architecture for a battery powered machine that has at least two different voltage buses, the electrical architecture comprising:

• a battery module configured to supply a first voltage to a first voltage bus;
• an AC/DC converter circuit coupled with the first voltage bus and configured to charge the battery module via a charge port while the battery powered machine is stationary;
• a first DC/DC converter circuit coupled between the first voltage bus and a second voltage bus, wherein the first DC/DC converter circuit is configured to generate, from the first voltage at the first voltage bus, a second voltage at the second voltage bus, and wherein the second voltage is different than the first voltage;
• a second DC/DC converter circuit configured to be coupled between the first voltage bus and a third voltage bus, wherein the second DC/DC converter circuit is configured to generate, from the first voltage at the first voltage bus, a third voltage at the third voltage bus, and wherein the third voltage is different than the first voltage and the second voltage;
• an accessories system coupled with the second voltage bus, wherein the accessories system includes at least one accessory device and a third DC/DC converter circuit;
• the third DC/DC converter circuit coupled with the second voltage bus and is configured to generate, from the second voltage at the second voltage bus, a fourth voltage, and wherein the fourth voltage is supplied to the at least one accessory device;
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• filtering and sensing circuitry configured to be coupled between an external power source including a trolley system or charging-while-moving (CWM) system and the third voltage bus, wherein the second DC/DC converter circuit is configured to receive power from the external power source and charge the battery module while the battery powered machine is in motion, and wherein the external power source is configured to provide power to a traction system at the third voltage while the battery powered machine is in motion.

An electrical architecture for a battery powered machine that has at least two different voltage buses, the electrical architecture comprising:

• a battery module configured to supply a first voltage to a first voltage bus;
• an AC/DC converter circuit coupled with the first voltage bus and configured to charge the battery module via a charge port while the battery powered machine is stationary;
• a first DC/DC converter circuit coupled between the first voltage bus and a second voltage bus, wherein the first DC/DC converter circuit is configured to generate, from the first voltage at the first voltage bus, a second voltage at the second voltage bus, and wherein the second voltage is different than the first voltage;
• a second DC/DC converter circuit configured to be coupled between the first voltage bus and a third voltage bus, wherein the second DC/DC converter circuit is configured to generate, from the first voltage at the first voltage bus, a third voltage at the third voltage bus, wherein the third voltage is different than the first voltage and the second voltage, wherein the first voltage is greater than 900V, wherein the second voltage is greater than 500V, and wherein the third voltage is greater than 1500V;
• an accessories system coupled with the second voltage bus, wherein the accessories system includes at least one accessory device and a third DC/DC converter circuit, wherein the accessories system includes one or more of a water pump, an electric fan, or a heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) system;
• a power distribution unit coupled between the second voltage bus and the accessories system;
• the third DC/DC converter circuit coupled with the third voltage bus and is configured to generate, from the second voltage at the second voltage bus, a fourth voltage, and wherein the fourth voltage is supplied to the at least one accessory device;
• filtering and sensing circuitry configured to be coupled between an external power source including a trolley system or charging-while-moving (CWM) system and the third voltage bus, wherein the second DC/DC converter circuit is configured to receive power from the external power source and charge the battery module while the battery powered machine is in motion, and wherein the external power source is configured to provide power to a traction system at the third voltage while the battery powered machine is in motion;
• a braking and retarding system including a resistor grid, wherein the braking and retarding system is coupled with a chopper DC circuit, wherein the chopper DC circuit is coupled with the third voltage bus, wherein the chopper DC circuit and resistor grid are configured to dissipate regenerative power;
• a hydraulic pump drive system including a hydraulic pump motor coupled with a hydraulic pump;
• a DC/AC converter circuit coupled between the second voltage bus and the hydraulic pump motor;
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• the traction system including:
• first and second traction system motors;
• first and second DC/AC converters coupled with the first and second traction system motors.