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| 20110156665 | LINEAR MODULATION VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER CIRCUITRY - A linear modulation voltage transformer circuitry includes a power stage unit, a voltage division unit, a linear modulation unit, an error amplifier, and a recursive controller. The power stage unit adapts an input voltage and outputs a first voltage to the voltage division unit, which outputs a divided voltage. The linear modulation unit receives the divided voltage, compares it with a control voltage, and outputs an error voltage signal to the error amplifier, which amplifies the error voltage signal as an error gain control signal. The recursive controller receives and modulates the error gain control signal and outputs the modulation error gain control signal to the power stage unit as a reference signal so as for the power stage unit to modulate the first voltage. Thus, the first voltage can be varied in real time via the linear modulation unit to meet load demands. | 06-30-2011 |
| 20110160928 | RANDOM CONTROLLED FUEL CELL POWER MODULE - The present invention discloses a random controlled fuel cell power module. The random controlled fuel cell power module includes a power module system, a current detection unit, and a random control unit. The power module system is composed of at least two parallel-connected DC/DC converters, for providing the power for a load. The current detection unit detects a load current value of the load. The random control unit reads the load current value and randomly assigns a control mode to activate the DC/DC converters according to the load current value, so that the DC/DC converters can be equally used. Therefore, the failure rate of the DC/DC converters is reduced, the life of the power module system is relatively prolonged, and the stability of the power module system is simultaneously increased. | 06-30-2011 |
| 20120007543 | SYSTEM OF A PLURALITY OF PARALLEL-CONNECTED FUEL CELL CONVERTER DEVICES AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE SYSTEM - A system of a plurality of parallel-connected fuel cell converter devices and a method for controlling the system are provided. The system includes a plurality of fuel cell converter devices, a parallel connection unit, a power control unit, a Mux control unit, and a master controller. The output ends of the plurality of fuel cell converter devices are connected in parallel by the parallel connection unit. The master controller reads signals from the power control unit and the Mux control unit and determines accordingly which fuel cell converter devices need to be turned on to meet the requirement of a load. The method includes the steps of estimating a load, determining the number of the fuel cell converter devices to be turned on, calculating an output power, discharging, and charging. Thus, the plurality of fuel cell converter devices is controlled to output the required power of the load. | 01-12-2012 |
| 20120007544 | SYSTEM OF A PLURALITY OF SERIES-CONNECTED FUEL CELL CONVERTER DEVICES AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE SYSTEM - A system of a plurality of series-connected fuel cell converter devices and a method for controlling the system are provided. The system includes a plurality of fuel cell converter devices, a series connection unit, a power control unit, a Mux control unit, and a master controller. The output ends of a plurality of fuel cell converter devices are connected in series by the series connection unit. The master controller reads signals from the power control unit and the Mux control unit and determines accordingly which fuel cell converter devices need to be turned on to meet the requirement of a load. The method includes the steps of estimating a load, determining the number of the fuel cell converter devices to be turned on, calculating an output power, discharging, and charging. Thus, a plurality of fuel cell converter devices is controlled to output the required power of the load. | 01-12-2012 |
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| 20110035348 | SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATED INTEGRATION OF EVENTS - A system for automated integration of events, configured for use in a building with a network system, includes a plurality of surveillance systems, a processing center connected to the surveillance systems through the network system and a user device connected to the processing center through the network system. The surveillance systems are adapted to monitor various kinds of irregular events occurring in the building and the surroundings thereof and output corresponding event messages through the network system. The processing center receives the event messages in a preset receiving mode and further classifies and analyzes the event messages. The user device allows users to input filtering conditions and enables the processing center to integrate the classified and analyzed event messages according to the input filtering conditions so as to generate composite filtered messages to be displayed on the user device, thereby achieving efficient acquisition and integration of the event messages. | 02-10-2011 |
| 20120000214 | METHOD FOR CONTROLLING FREEZING CAPACITY OF A FIXED-FREQUENCY FREEZING AC ICE-WATER SYSTEM - A method for controlling the freezing capacity of a fixed-frequency freezing AC ice-water system, by using temperature buffer difference of individual requirement ends to control the number of operating compressors in a fixed-frequency chiller and make each of the operating compressors have a usage rate close to 100%. Further, various operating procedures are defined for the requirement ends and each of the operating procedures has an individually defined high-low temperature range such that the freezing capacity supply cycle or startup cycle of the fixed-frequency chiller can be adjusted by using the high-low temperature ranges of the operating procedures as temperature buffer strips, thereby allowing the compressors in the fixed-frequency chiller to operate collectively in order to save energy. | 01-05-2012 |
| 20120000215 | METHOD FOR CONTROLLING FREEZING CAPACITY OF A VARIABLE-FREQUENCY FREEZING AC ICE-WATER SYSTEM - A method for controlling freezing capacity of a variable-frequency freezing AC ice-water system separates the freezing capacity of each individual requirement end so as to reduce sudden or peak concentrating freezing demand and relieve variable-frequency load demand, and defines operating procedures corresponding to different requirement ends, respectively, wherein each of the operating procedures has a corresponding high-low temperature range that can be used as a temperature buffer zone so as to redistribute supply of the freezing capacity to each requirement end, thereby allowing the compressors thereof to operate smoothly and thus achieve energy saving as a result. The drawbacks of damaged pipelines are overcome that cause deficiency in freezing capacity as encountered in prior techniques. | 01-05-2012 |
