Power supply for a mobile radio transceiver
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorHans-Peter Ketterling
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorHans-Peter Ketterling
Estimating the term…
A mobile radio equipment has a built-in storage battery that permits radio equipment to be used outside of the vehicle, but the vehicle's battery and charger are needed to charge up or maintain the charge of the internal storage battery of the radio equipment most of the time. A d.c. voltage converter is used when the radio equipment is in the vehicle to provide at least one voltage which the internal storage battery provides to the radio equipment and that voltage of the internal battery is connected, when the radio equipment is in the vehicle, to the radio equipment through a control switch which is closed only when the output of the voltage converter is less than the voltage of the internal storage battery of the radio equipment. In the power supply located in the vehicle the output of the voltage converter also needs a regulator to supply a regulated voltage to the radio equipment, in addition to the prior unregulated voltage.
An electric power supply for radio equipment which has an internal storage battery (AI) for supplying current at voltages, including a maximum voltage, suitable for said radio equipment, said internal storage battery (AI) of said radio equipment only intermittently requiring additional power from a vehicular storage battery (AF) having an output voltage and having vehicular battery charging means connected thereto, said electric power supply being connectable to said vehicular storage battery (AF) for use therewith and having a first switch (SCH1,) connected for switching said electric power supply in or out of connection to said vehicular storage battery, said electric power supply further comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.