Battery charger
AssigneeEnerSys Delaware Inc.
InventorWilliam C. Colley, III
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AssigneeEnerSys Delaware Inc.
InventorWilliam C. Colley, III
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A device with power factor correction for converting three-phase alternating-current power into direct-current power includes a DC to DC power converter, a first set of three diodes, a second set of three diodes, an input capacitor connected to the power converter, an input resistor disposed between the second set of diodes and the power converter, and a differential amplifier connected to the second set of diodes, a non-inverting input connected to the power converter, a negative power voltage connected to the power converter, a positive power voltage connected to the power converter, and an output connected to the power converter driving the power converter toward the sensed current at the inverting input and the non-inverting input being proportional to the voltage across the positive power voltage and negative power voltage.
A device with power factor correction for converting three-phase alternating-current power into direct-current power for charging a battery, comprising:
A device with power factor correction for converting three-phase alternating-current power into direct-current power for a load, comprising:
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