Superconducting energy stabilizer with charging and discharging

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1991-06-19

1992-10-27

Stephan, Steven L.

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems

Including a transformer or an inductor

Superconductive

363 14, 363 65, H01F 3600

Patent

active

051592614

ABSTRACT:
A superconducting energy stabilizer having multiple load connections employs DC-DC conversion. A discharging DC-DC converter removes stored energy from a superconducting inductive energy storage device or superconducting magnet and delivers the energy to an energy storage cell for use by a load or a utility or industrial electrical distribution system. Regenerated energy can also be retrieved from regenerative type devices and stored in the superconducting magnet for later use. A charging DC-DC converter provides this function. The charging DC-DC converter and the discharging DC-DC converter as well as an off-the-line power supply which provides energy for storage in the superconducting magnet can operate simultaneously under the control of a control system.

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