Uninterruptible power supply and a starting method

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Plural supply circuits or sources – Substitute or emergency source

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307 87, H02J 906

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045623570

ABSTRACT:
An uninterruptible power supply including a controlled rectifier for receiving a first AC voltage and for converting the first AC power voltage into a first DC output voltage, a battery for supplying a second DC output voltage, a voltage step-up chopper connected to receive the first DC output voltage and the second DC output voltage as a DC input voltage for stepping up the DC input voltage to produce a stepped-up voltage, and an inverter connected to receive the stepped-up voltage for converting the stepped-up voltage into a second AC voltage which is the AC output of the uninterruptible power supply. Additionally, a method for starting the uninterruptible power supply is disclosed.

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patent: 4506766 (1985-03-01), Watanabe
Siemens Review XL No. 8, "Uninterruptible Power Supplies with Inverters": Wilhelm Forstbauer: 1973.

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