System and method for providing uninterrupted power to on board electrical equipment
AssigneeSikorsky Aircraft Corporation
InventorsDale R. Bailey, Anthony F. Sodoski, Robert E. Lundberg
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AssigneeSikorsky Aircraft Corporation
InventorsDale R. Bailey, Anthony F. Sodoski, Robert E. Lundberg
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A craft, such as an aircraft, landcraft, watercraft, space craft, or the like, is provided with a power transfer system which ensures an uninterrupted supply of electrical power to on board electrical equipment during normal switching from one power supply to another i.e., switching which is not due to system failure, which switching may be initiated either manually by the pilot, or automatically by the system. The power transfer system can be used with separate DC power sources, and includes a split bus assembly which ensures a continuous electrical equipment supply from a first operating power source until after a second different power source has been energized and begun to supply operating power to the electrical equipment in question. Once the second power supply is brought on line, the first power supply can be shut down. The system can be used when switching between different on board power supplies or when switching between on board and external power supplies.
A system for supplying uninterrupted electrical power to electronic equipment on an aircraft during changeover from one electrical power source to another electrical power source, said system comprising:
A system for supplying uninterrupted electrical power to electronic equipment on an aircraft during changeover between one electrical power source on board the aircraft and another electrical power source external of the aircraft, said system comprising:
A system for supplying uninterrupted electrical power to electronic equipment on board an aircraft, during changeover from a first on board electrical power source to a second on board electrical power source, said system comprising:
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