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US 2017/0324134 A1Published application
Arrangement and method for the galvanically separated energy transmission
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsDominik Ergin, Dennie Lange, Sebastian Martius, Benjamin Sewiolo, Andreas Ziroff
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Abstract
The invention relates to an arrangement and a method for the galvanically separated energy transmission, in which the energy is transmitted via a dielectric waveguide.
Claims10
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A system for galvanically separated energy transmission of voltages in a high-voltage range, the system comprising:
- a dielectric waveguide configured to transmit energy,
- wherein the dielectric waveguide has a functional connection to at least a first rectifier device and at least a second rectifier device, wherein the first rectifier device, on an input side of the first rectifier device, has a conductive connection along a length of the dielectric waveguide to a first decoupling point located along the length of the waveguide, and wherein the second rectifier device, on a input side of the second rectifier device, has a conductive connection to a second decoupling point located along the length of the waveguide, the at least first rectifier device and the at least second rectifier device arranged with a clearance to the signal input of the waveguide and with a mutual clearance, and wherein the functional connection is configured as holes or slots arranged within the clearance and are configured for the decoupling of power, conductive structures fitted to the decoupling point, or power and the conductive structures to the decoupling point,
- wherein the decoupling arrangement of the first decoupling point, the clearance of the first decoupling point to the signal input of the waveguide, or a combination thereof, and the decoupling arrangement of the second decoupling point, the clearance of the second decoupling point to the signal input of the waveguide, or a combination thereof, are mutually variable such that the value of power tapped at the first decoupling point and second decoupling point is equal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.