Electric power supply system for motor vehicle

Electricity: single generator systems – Combined control of generating means and load circuit

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ABSTRACT:
A power supply system for a motor vehicle includes a battery of high voltage for a load system rated at 48V and a high-voltage generator for charging the battery. Loads rated at high voltage are supplied with electric power directly from the battery. A power MOS IC element connected in parallel with the battery is controlled in accordance with a predetermined duty factor for producing at an output terminal thereof an average low voltage of 24V or 12V, wherein low-voltage loads are supplied with the low output voltage.

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