Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Detection of shoot-through in power converters
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Application No.: US16205684Application Date: 2018-11-30
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Publication No.: US11050338B2Publication Date: 2021-06-29
- Inventor: Jonas Sonsby Mouridsen
- Applicant: SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT CORPORATION
- Applicant Address: US RI West Kingston
- Assignee: SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT CORPORATION
- Current Assignee: SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT CORPORATION
- Current Assignee Address: US RI West Kingston
- Agency: Lando & Anastasi, LLP
- Main IPC: H02M1/08
- IPC: H02M1/08 ; G01R19/04 ; G01R19/10 ; G01R31/42 ; H02J9/06 ; H02M1/42 ; H02M5/458 ; H02M7/537

Abstract:
According to one aspect, an uninterruptible power supply system is provided including an input configured to receive input power, an interface configured to be coupled to a backup power supply and to receive backup power from the backup power supply, an output configured to provide output power derived from at least one of the input power and the backup power to a load, a power converter coupled to the input, a capacitor, and a shoot-through detector coupled to the capacitor. The shoot-through detector is configured to obtain a first voltage value indicative of a first voltage across the capacitor, obtain a second voltage value indicative of a second voltage across the capacitor, compare the first voltage value to the second voltage value, determine, based on the comparison, that the capacitor is experiencing a shoot-through condition, and provide an output signal indicative of the shoot-through condition.
Public/Granted literature
- US20200177069A1 DETECTION OF SHOOT-THROUGH IN POWER CONVERTERS Public/Granted day:2020-06-04
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