High efficiency LED power supply
AssigneeTechnelec Ltd
InventorsCharles Pollock, Helen Pollock
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AssigneeTechnelec Ltd
InventorsCharles Pollock, Helen Pollock
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There is an increasing need for simple and low cost power supplies to control loads such as battery chargers and LEDs. It is the object of this invention to provide an alternative method for the control of current in such loads with very high efficiency and to reduce the variation of load current with supply voltage. This invention is particularly relevant to LED power supplies or battery chargers and provides an electronic power supply for the control of an electrical load connected to an electrical source, the electrical load comprising a main load with at least one LED and an auxiliary load with at least one LED, the electronic power supply comprising a series compensation block connected in series with the main load and the voltage source, the series compensation block providing a voltage in opposition to the voltage source by directly controlling the power delivered to the auxiliary load and indirectly controlling the power converted in the main load.
An electronic power supply for the control of an electrical load, the electrical load comprising a main load containing at least one LED and an auxiliary load containing at least one LED, the electronic power supply comprising a series compensation block connected in series with the main load and an electrical source, wherein the series compensation block develops a voltage in opposition to the electrical source while controlling the power delivered to the auxiliary load.
An electronic power supply for the control of an electrical load, the electrical load comprising a main load and an auxiliary load, at least one of the main load or the auxiliary load containing one or more batteries, the electronic power supply comprising a series compensation block connected in series with the main load and an electrical source, wherein the series compensation block provides-develops a voltage in opposition to the electrical source while controlling the power delivered to the auxiliary load.
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