Circuit arrangement for electrically driven motor vehicles

Electricity: motive power systems – Battery-fed motor systems

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320 3, H02P 500

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041707486

ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement for electrically driven motor vehicles with an electric driving motor which is fed from a driving battery, with a transformer which is adapted to be connected on the primary side to an A.C. power supply network and on the secondary side by way of a rectifier arrangement to the driving battery, and with a D.C. converter which includes a chopper, an A.C. voltage step-down device and a rectifier and which recharges a power supply battery having a rated voltage that is lower than that of the driving battery, from the driving battery; the transformer thereby forms the A.C. step-down device, to one side of which the driving battery is connected by way of the chopper and to the other side of which the power supply battery having a correspondingly matched stepped-down ratio is connected by way of the rectifier.

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patent: 3904947 (1975-09-01), Crews
patent: 4066936 (1978-01-01), Horota

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