Voltage equalizing apparatus for battery devices
AssigneesNagano Japan Radio Co., Ltd., Fuji Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsSeiichi Anzawa, Hiroshi Nishizawa, Fujio Matsui
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AssigneesNagano Japan Radio Co., Ltd., Fuji Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsSeiichi Anzawa, Hiroshi Nishizawa, Fujio Matsui
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a voltage equalizing apparatus for battery devices includes a core, a plurality of first closed circuits and a second closed circuit. The plurality of first closed circuits each includes one of a plurality of first battery devices interconnected in series, one of a plurality of secondary windings magnetically connected with each other through the core, and one of a plurality of first switching devices. The second closed circuit includes a second battery device, a primary winding magnetically connected with the secondary windings through the core, and a second switching device. The first switching devices and the second switching device are alternately turned ON and OFF to equalize the output voltages of the first battery devices. The first switching devices continue to be turned ON after completion of the transportation of the exciting energy stored in the core. In the voltage equalizing apparatus for battery devices, the ON-duration ratio TON2/TON1 between the ON duration TON2 of the first switching devices S2 to Sn and the ON duration TON1 of the second switching device S1 is set so that the voltages of the first battery devices B2 to Bn become a predetermined voltage.
A voltage equalizing apparatus for battery devices comprising:
A voltage equalizing apparatus for battery devices comprising:
An apparatus for equalizing circuit voltages, comprising:
An apparatus for equalizing circuit voltages, comprising:
A voltage equalizing apparatus for battery devices comprising:
A voltage equalizing apparatus for battery devices comprising:
A voltage equalizing apparatus for battery devices comprising:
A voltage equalizing apparatus for battery devices comprising:
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