Device for a battery charger
First Claim
1. Device for reducing the output current of a primary switched battery charger, which charger comprises an input DC power circuit, a high frequency transformer and a control unit for modulating the DC input power, characterised in that it comprises means for measuring pulse ratio of switch pulses on the output side of the charger;
- means for measuring peak value of output voltage;
means for differentially amplifying the signals measured; and
means for integrating voltage/current of the differentially amplified signals, wherein the integrated voltage/current is used for modulating the input DC power in order to reduce the output current.
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Abstract
A device for reducing the output current of a primary switched battery charger, which charger includes an input DC power circuit, a high frequency transformer and control unit for modulating the DC input power. The device includes elements for measuring pulse ratio of switch pulses on the output side of the charger, elements for measuring peak value of output voltage, elements for differentially amplifying the signals measured and elements for integrating voltage/current of the differentially amplified signals, wherein the integrated voltage/current is used for modulating the input DC power in order to reduce the output current. The device includes elements for measuring the output effect of the charger, elements for measuring the output voltage of the charger, elements for dividing the signals measured and elements for multiplexing voltage/current of the output from the elements for dividing, wherein the multiplexed voltage/current is used for modulating the input DC power in order to reduce the output current.
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18 Claims
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1. Device for reducing the output current of a primary switched battery charger, which charger comprises an input DC power circuit, a high frequency transformer and a control unit for modulating the DC input power, characterised in that it comprises means for measuring pulse ratio of switch pulses on the output side of the charger;
- means for measuring peak value of output voltage;
means for differentially amplifying the signals measured; and
means for integrating voltage/current of the differentially amplified signals, wherein the integrated voltage/current is used for modulating the input DC power in order to reduce the output current. - View Dependent Claims (2)
- means for measuring peak value of output voltage;
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3. Device for reducing the output current of a primary switched battery charger, which charger comprises an input DC power circuit, a high frequency transformer and a control unit for modulating the DC input power, characterised in that it comprises:
- means for measuring the output effect of the charger;
means for measuring the output voltage of the charger;
means for dividing the signals measured; and
means for multiplexing voltage/current of the output from the means for dividing, wherein the multiplexed voltage/current is used for modulating the input DC power in order to reduce the output current. - View Dependent Claims (4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
- means for measuring the output effect of the charger;
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10. Method for reducing the output current of a primary switched battery charger, which charger comprises an input DC power circuit, a high frequency transformer and control unit for modulating the DC input power, characterised in the steps of:
- measuring the output effect of the charger;
measuring the output voltage of the charger;
dividing the signals measured; and
multiplexing voltage/current of the output from the means for dividing, wherein the multiplexed voltage/current is used for modulating the input DC power in order to reduce the output current. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18)
- measuring the output effect of the charger;
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17. Method for reducing the output current of a primary switched battery charger, which charger comprises an input DC power circuit, a high frequency transformer and a control unit for modulating the DC input power, characterised in the steps of:
- measuring pulse ratio of switch pulses on the output side of the charger;
measuring peak value of output voltage;
differentially amplifying the signals measured;
integrating voltage/current of the differentially amplified signals, wherein the integrated voltage/current is used for modulating the input DC power in order to reduce the output current.
- measuring pulse ratio of switch pulses on the output side of the charger;
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