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DC power-supply device, motor drive device including the same, and refrigeration-cycle application device including the motor drive device

  • US 9,929,636 B2
  • Filed: 02/19/2014
  • Issued: 03/27/2018
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/19/2014
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A DC power-supply device that converts an alternating current supplied from an AC power supply to a direct current, and that supplies the direct current to a load, the DC power-supply device comprising:

  • a rectifying circuit that rectifies the alternating current;

    a first reactor that is inserted between the AC power supply and the rectifying circuit for each phase;

    a first capacitor group that is provided with a first capacitor and a second capacitor connected in series to each other, and that is connected between output terminals to the load;

    a switching element group that is provided with a first switching element and a second switching element connected in series to each other, and that is connected in parallel to between the rectifying circuit and the first capacitor group;

    a backflow prevention unit that prevents a backflow of electric charge to the switching element group, where the electric charge is stored in the first capacitor group by an operation of the switching element group;

    a second capacitor group that is provided with three capacitors, in each of which one end is electrically connected to a midpoint of the switching element group, and the other end is connected to each phase-terminal of the first reactor on a side of the rectifying circuit; and

    a second reactor in which one end is connected to a connection point of the first reactor and the second capacitor group, and the other end is connected to the rectifying circuit, whereinthe DC power-supply device boosts an output voltage to the load, while controlling an on-duty of the first switching element, and an on-duty of the second switching element to be equal to each other, andan inductance value of the second reactor is smaller than an inductance value of the first reactor.

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