CPC H02M 3/139 (2013.01) [H02M 1/0025 (2021.05); H02M 3/157 (2013.01); H02M 3/1582 (2013.01)] | 8 Claims |
1. A modular AC/DC power conversion module for power sources and loads, comprising:
an AC/DC converter, including a first power element, the first power element being electrically coupled to an external power source;
a DC/DC converter, including a second power element and a third power element, the second power element and the third power element being electrically coupled to each other, the second power element being electrically coupled to the AC/DC converter, and the third power element being electrically coupled to an output power conversion module;
a buck auxiliary circuit, electrically coupled between the AC/DC converter and the DC/DC converter; and
a microprocessor, electrically coupled to the AC/DC converter, the DC/DC converter and the buck auxiliary circuit,
wherein when the AC/DC converter is electrically coupled to the external power source, the microprocessor is electrically powered by the buck auxiliary circuit; under control of the microprocessor, the second power element and the third power element are activated for a certain time period, and then, the first power element is activated; an output voltage of the AC/DC converter is boosted, and an output voltage of the DC/DC converter is boosted accordingly;
wherein the AC/DC converter further includes a first driving circuit, an input voltage-sensing circuit and an input current-sensing circuit; the first driving circuit is electrically coupled to the first power element, the microprocessor and the buck auxiliary circuit; the input voltage-sensing circuit and the input current-sensing circuit are electrically coupled to the microprocessor and the buck auxiliary circuit, wherein when the AC/DC converter is electrically coupled to the external power source, the first driving circuit, the input voltage-sensing circuit and the input current-sensing circuit are electrically energized by the buck auxiliary circuit; the input voltage-sensing circuit and the input current-sensing circuit respectively provide an input voltage value and an input current value to the microprocessor.
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