JP2014033548A - Dc power supply synthesizing device with backflow prevention device having no power loss - Google Patents

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JP2014033548A JP2012173054A JP2012173054A JP2014033548A JP 2014033548 A JP2014033548 A JP 2014033548A JP 2012173054 A JP2012173054 A JP 2012173054A JP 2012173054 A JP2012173054 A JP 2012173054A JP 2014033548 A JP2014033548 A JP 2014033548A
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a DC power supply synthesizing device with a backflow prevention device having no power loss which can prevent backflow without installing a backflow prevention circuit on the DC converter side, and extinguish or extremely reduce power loss generated by installation of a backflow prevention circuit (for example, a backflow prevention diode).SOLUTION: A device for synthesizing power from a plurality of DC power supplies and outputting the synthesized power to a DC load device comprises DC converters which are installed in the plurality of DC power supplies respectively and have a backflow prevention function. The DC converter having the backflow prevention function comprises a backflow prevention circuit including a switch control circuit for turning ON/OFF of power outflow transmitted to the DC load device side, where ON/OFF control of a switch circuit is performed on the basis of a comparison value between a generation voltage value generated in the DC converter and an output voltage value output to the DC load device side.

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本発明は、逆流防止装置つき直流電源合成装置にかかり、特に電力ロスのない逆流防止装置つき直流電源合成装置に関するものである。
The present invention relates to a DC power source synthesis device with a backflow prevention device, and more particularly to a DC power source synthesis device with a backflow prevention device without power loss.

従来、複数の直流電源を合成する装置について、いわゆる逆流防止回路(電流が反対方向に流れるのを防ぐ回路、たとえば逆流防止ダイオード)、または直流電源側から優先的に直流負荷器に電力供給を行うため用いられる直流変換器(たとえばPWMチョッパー回路)、あるいはその両方を持つ装置が一般的に知られている。   Conventionally, for a device that combines a plurality of DC power supplies, a so-called backflow prevention circuit (a circuit that prevents current from flowing in the opposite direction, for example, a backflow prevention diode) or a DC loader is preferentially supplied with power. Therefore, a device having a DC converter (for example, a PWM chopper circuit) used for the purpose, or both is generally known.

ここで、複数の電源を合成する場合、電源の特性(開放時の電圧)が異なると、複数の電源相互間において電流が流れる不具合が発生してしまう。   Here, when synthesizing a plurality of power supplies, if the characteristics of the power supplies (voltages at the time of opening) are different, there is a problem that current flows between the plurality of power supplies.

たとえば、図4に示す様に、直流変換器30、直流変換器31側に逆流防止回路が入っていない場合、直流変換器30、31の出力電圧V1およびV2について、V1>V2であり、なおかつ負荷抵抗が大きい場合(たとえば負荷を接続していない場合など)は、矢印32で示されるように直流変換器31側に電流が流れてしまう不具合が生じる(図4参照)。   For example, as shown in FIG. 4, when there is no backflow prevention circuit on the DC converter 30 or DC converter 31 side, the output voltages V1 and V2 of the DC converters 30 and 31 are V1> V2, and When the load resistance is large (for example, when a load is not connected), there is a problem that current flows to the DC converter 31 side as indicated by an arrow 32 (see FIG. 4).

これを防止するために、図5が示すように、逆流防止回路33、33(たとえば逆流防止ダイオード)を設けることで、逆流を防いでいる。   In order to prevent this, backflow is prevented by providing backflow prevention circuits 33 and 33 (for example, backflow prevention diodes) as shown in FIG.

しかし、前述した逆流防止回路33を設けることにより、該逆流防止回路33を電流が通過する際に電力ロスが発生する。逆流防止回路33に逆流防止ダイオードを用いた場合、例えば、一般的なダイオードには順方向電圧約0.7Vがあるため、1Aの電流が流れたとすると、0.7Wの電力を失ってしまうとの課題があった。
However, by providing the above-described backflow prevention circuit 33, a power loss occurs when a current passes through the backflow prevention circuit 33. When a backflow prevention diode is used for the backflow prevention circuit 33, for example, a general diode has a forward voltage of about 0.7 V. If a current of 1 A flows, the power of 0.7 W is lost. There was a problem.

特開2011−181055号公報JP 2011-181055 A

本発明は、前記従来の課題を解決するために創案されたものであり、直流変換器30、直流変換器31側に逆流防止回路33、33を設けることなく、逆流が防止でき、しかも逆流防止回路33(たとえば逆流防止ダイオード)を設けることで発生する電力ロスを消失させ、あるいはかかる電力ロスをきわめて小さなものとすることが出来る電力ロスのない逆流防止装置つき直流電源合成装置を提供することを目的とするものである
The present invention was devised to solve the above-described conventional problems, and can prevent backflow without providing backflow prevention circuits 33 and 33 on the DC converter 30 and DC converter 31 side, and also prevents backflow. Providing a DC power source synthesizing device with a backflow prevention device that can eliminate a power loss caused by providing a circuit 33 (for example, a backflow prevention diode) or can make the power loss extremely small. Is intended

本発明は、複数の直流電源からの電力を合成し、該合成した電力を直流負荷器に出力する装置であり、
前記複数の直流電源に設けられた各々の直流変換器に逆流防止機能を持たせてなり、
該逆流防止機能を持たせた直流変換器の構成は、
直流変換器内において、直流負荷器側に送出される電力流出のON/OFFを行うスイッチ制御回路を設け、前記直流変換回路内で生成された生成電圧値と直流負荷器側に出力される出力電圧値とを比較し、該比較値を基に前記スイッチ回路のON/OFF制御を行い、逆流防止回路とした、
ことを特徴とし、
または、
前記複数の直流電源からの電力の合成をするにあたり、いずれの直流電源からの電力供給を優先させるかは、優先順位を設定することにより行える、
ことを特徴とする逆流防止付き直流電源合成装置。
The present invention is an apparatus that combines power from a plurality of DC power supplies and outputs the combined power to a DC loader,
Each DC converter provided in the plurality of DC power supplies has a backflow prevention function,
The configuration of the DC converter having the backflow prevention function is as follows:
In the DC converter, a switch control circuit for turning ON / OFF the outflow of electric power sent to the DC loader side is provided, and the generated voltage value generated in the DC converter circuit and the output output to the DC loader side Compared with the voltage value, based on the comparison value, ON / OFF control of the switch circuit, to make a backflow prevention circuit,
It is characterized by
Or
In combining power from the plurality of DC power supplies, priority can be given to power supply from which DC power supply can be set by setting the priority order.
A DC power source synthesis apparatus with backflow prevention.

本発明によれば、直流変換器30、直流変換器31側に逆流防止回路33、33を設けることなく、逆流が防止でき、しかも逆流防止回路33(たとえば逆流防止ダイオード)を設置することで発生する電力ロスを消失させ、あるいはかかる電力ロスをきわめて小さなものとすることが出来る逆流防止装置つき直流電源合成装置を提供出来る。   According to the present invention, backflow prevention circuits 33 and 33 are not provided on the DC converter 30 and DC converter 31 side, so that backflow can be prevented and the backflow prevention circuit 33 (for example, backflow prevention diode) is installed. Therefore, it is possible to provide a DC power source synthesizing apparatus with a backflow prevention device that can eliminate the power loss that occurs or make the power loss extremely small.

すなわち、従来の逆流防止回路(たとえば逆流防止ダイオード)を用いずに、複数の直流合成を可能とする直流変換器の制御装置によって逆流防止が行える。   That is, backflow prevention can be performed by a control device for a DC converter that allows a plurality of DCs to be combined without using a conventional backflow prevention circuit (for example, a backflow prevention diode).

そして、逆流防止回路を用いないことにより、逆流防止回路によって発生する電力のロスをもなくすことができる。
And by not using a backflow prevention circuit, the loss of the electric power which generate | occur | produces by a backflow prevention circuit can be eliminated.

本発明の概略構成図である。It is a schematic block diagram of this invention. 本発明の全体概略構成図である。1 is an overall schematic configuration diagram of the present invention. 本発明の動作を示すフローチャートである。It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of this invention. 従来例の概略構成図(1)である。It is a schematic block diagram (1) of a prior art example. 従来例の概略構成図(2)である。It is a schematic block diagram (2) of a prior art example. 本発明の他の実施例を示す概略構成図である。It is a schematic block diagram which shows the other Example of this invention.

以下、本発明を図に示す実施例に基づき説明する。   Hereinafter, the present invention will be described based on embodiments shown in the drawings.

図1は本発明の実施例を示す概略図である。図1において、符号1は本発明による直流変換器を示す。   FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a DC converter according to the present invention.

該直流変換器1には、出力電圧を制御する出力電圧制御回路2が設けられている。該出力電圧制御回路2は例えばスイッチ回路3のON/OFFを行うことで第1直流電源4あるいは第2直流電源5の出力側電圧を制御している。図1では、後述する逆流防止制御用ON/OFF回路6によりスイッチ回路3のON/OFF制御を行い、第1直流電源4あるいは第2直流電源5の出力側電圧を制御している。   The DC converter 1 is provided with an output voltage control circuit 2 that controls the output voltage. The output voltage control circuit 2 controls the output side voltage of the first DC power supply 4 or the second DC power supply 5 by, for example, turning on / off the switch circuit 3. In FIG. 1, the ON / OFF control of the switch circuit 3 is performed by a backflow prevention control ON / OFF circuit 6 to be described later, and the output side voltage of the first DC power supply 4 or the second DC power supply 5 is controlled.

従って、スイッチ回路3のON/OFF制御を行い、第1直流電源4あるいは第2直流電源5の出力側電圧を制御していた回路に逆流防止制御用ON/OFFを兼用させたと言うことが出来る。   Accordingly, it can be said that the ON / OFF control of the switch circuit 3 is performed and the circuit that controls the output side voltage of the first DC power supply 4 or the second DC power supply 5 is also used as the ON / OFF for the backflow prevention control. .

該逆流防止制御用ON/OFF回路6では、前記出力電圧制御回路2で生成された生成電圧と出力電圧との値を電圧比較回路8で比較し、これを基にスイッチ回路3のON/OFFを行い、逆流、すなわち図1で示す矢印7の方向が逆向きにならないよう制御するものである。なお、当該電流の向きを監視するのは、一般に電流計など検出装置計9の値を監視することによって行われる。   The backflow prevention control ON / OFF circuit 6 compares the value of the generated voltage generated by the output voltage control circuit 2 with the output voltage by the voltage comparison circuit 8, and based on this, the ON / OFF of the switch circuit 3 is compared. To control the reverse flow, that is, the direction of the arrow 7 shown in FIG. 1 is not reversed. The direction of the current is generally monitored by monitoring the value of the detection device meter 9 such as an ammeter.

本発明では、電源間で電流が流れる(いわゆる逆流する)のを防ぐための方法として、直流変換器1の出力電圧を制御する制御方法に着目し、これを逆流防止用制御においても利用するものとした。すなわち、直流変換器1自体が有しているスイッチ回路3及び該スイッチ回路3ON/OFFする回路を使用し、これを逆流しないように制御することで、逆流防止回路の機能を実現するものである。   In the present invention, attention is paid to a control method for controlling the output voltage of the DC converter 1 as a method for preventing current from flowing between the power supplies (so-called reverse flow), and this is also used in the control for preventing reverse current. It was. That is, the function of the backflow prevention circuit is realized by using the switch circuit 3 included in the DC converter 1 and the circuit for turning on / off the switch circuit 3 and controlling the switch circuit 3 so as not to backflow. .

ここで、スイッチ回路3は、半導体スイッチ(トランジスタ、もしくはFET、IGBTなど)であり、たとえばPWM制御により、パルス幅によって出力電圧や出力電流を制御する。
出力電圧制御回路2は、スイッチ回路3のON/OFFを制御するための信号を作る回路であり、パルス幅またはパルス間隔によって出力に流れる電力を制御する。
Here, the switch circuit 3 is a semiconductor switch (a transistor, an FET, an IGBT, or the like), and controls an output voltage and an output current according to a pulse width by, for example, PWM control.
The output voltage control circuit 2 is a circuit that generates a signal for controlling ON / OFF of the switch circuit 3, and controls the power flowing to the output by the pulse width or the pulse interval.

ここで、符号9は電流検出装置(たとえば、シャント抵抗、カレントトランスなど)であり、該電流検出装置9で検出される電流が逆方向(図1中の矢印7と逆の方向)になった場合、または、電圧計10で検出された電圧が電圧比較回路8で比較され、出力電圧VO>生成電圧Vsとなった場合に、強制的にスイッチ回路3をOFFとする。生成電圧(Vs)が、出力電圧(VO)より高い場合は、スイッチ回路3のON/OFF制御を通常の制御方法に戻すのである。   Here, reference numeral 9 denotes a current detection device (for example, a shunt resistor, a current transformer, etc.), and the current detected by the current detection device 9 is in the reverse direction (the direction opposite to the arrow 7 in FIG. 1). In this case, or when the voltage detected by the voltmeter 10 is compared by the voltage comparison circuit 8 and the output voltage VO> the generated voltage Vs, the switch circuit 3 is forcibly turned off. When the generated voltage (Vs) is higher than the output voltage (VO), the ON / OFF control of the switch circuit 3 is returned to the normal control method.

このようにすることで、逆方向に電流が流れることを防ぐことができる。以下に処理の例を流れ図3のフローチャートに示す。   By doing in this way, it can prevent that an electric current flows into a reverse direction. An example of processing is shown in the flowchart of FIG.

次に、本発明の動作を詳しく説明する。
(逆電流の遮断)
なんらかの電圧変動などにより、図1の矢印7とは逆向きに電流が流れたとする。
このとき、直流変換器1において、電流検出装置9により、逆向きの電流が検出される。逆向きの電流を検出されたことにより、スイッチ回路3が切断され、電流は0となる。よってこの状態を保持することで逆流するのを防止することが出来る、
Next, the operation of the present invention will be described in detail.
(Reverse current interruption)
It is assumed that a current flows in the direction opposite to the arrow 7 in FIG. 1 due to some voltage fluctuation or the like.
At this time, a reverse current is detected by the current detection device 9 in the DC converter 1. When the reverse current is detected, the switch circuit 3 is disconnected and the current becomes zero. Therefore, it is possible to prevent backflow by maintaining this state.

なお、スイッチ回路3をONにしたときに、図1の矢印7とは逆向きに電流が流れるのは、直流変換器1内において、 生成電圧VS<出力電圧VOとなる状態であり、この条件が成立している間はスイッチ回路3がOFFの状態に維持される。すなわち、当該直流変換器1は切断された状態であり、逆方向の電流が流れるのを防止することができる。
(逆電流からの復帰)
When the switch circuit 3 is turned on, the current flows in the direction opposite to the arrow 7 in FIG. 1 in the DC converter 1 in a state where the generated voltage VS <the output voltage VO. While the above is established, the switch circuit 3 is maintained in the OFF state. That is, the DC converter 1 is in a disconnected state and can prevent a reverse current from flowing.
(Return from reverse current)

図1に示す直流変換器1において、生成電圧VS<出力電圧VOの条件が成立しなくなったとき、このことは、スイッチ回路3をONにしても、図1の矢印7とは逆向きに電流が流れない ことを示しており、この場合には、通常の直流変換器1の制御を行うことができる。   In the DC converter 1 shown in FIG. 1, when the condition of generated voltage VS <output voltage VO is not satisfied, this means that even if the switch circuit 3 is turned on, the current flows in the direction opposite to the arrow 7 in FIG. In this case, the normal DC converter 1 can be controlled.

ここで、通常の直流変換器1の制御、すなわち出力電圧の制御は、どのような構成を採用しても構わないが、たとえば、VOを一定に保つように、スイッチ回路3−1、3−2のスイッチング周期をいわゆるPWMによって制御し、定電圧とするなどが考えられる(なお、スイッチ回路3−2については、スイッチ回路3-1の切断時も通常の直流変換器1の制御を行ってもかまわない)。   Here, the normal control of the DC converter 1, that is, the control of the output voltage may adopt any configuration. For example, the switch circuits 3-1, 3-3 are configured so as to keep VO constant. It is conceivable that the switching cycle of 2 is controlled by a so-called PWM so as to be a constant voltage (for the switch circuit 3-2, the normal DC converter 1 is controlled even when the switch circuit 3-1 is disconnected. It does not matter.)

このように構成すれば、逆電流状態を検出出来るのみならず、逆電流が流れる条件が成立した場合はスイッチ回路3が遮断され、逆電流は阻止される。そして、逆電流が流れない条件の場合のみ、直流変換器1において通常の出力電圧の制御が行われるのである。以上、直流変換器1につき縷々説明したが、かかる説明は直流変換器2についても同様である。   With this configuration, not only the reverse current state can be detected, but also the switch circuit 3 is cut off and the reverse current is blocked when the condition for the reverse current to flow is satisfied. Only when the reverse current does not flow, the direct-current converter 1 controls the normal output voltage. As described above, the DC converter 1 has been frequently described, but the same description applies to the DC converter 2.

(電源選択)
この原理を応用して、複数ある直流電源4、5などのうちいずれの電源を使用するか否か選択することが可能となる。
(Power source selection)
By applying this principle, it is possible to select which one of a plurality of DC power supplies 4 and 5 is used.

たとえば、直流負荷器11の電圧範囲を100V〜150Vとし、第1直流電源4における直流変換器1の目標電圧(生成電圧VS1とする)を140V、第2直流電源5における直流変換器1の目標電圧(生成電圧VS2とする)を120V、と設定すると、いずれの直流変換器1も、負荷電圧が生成電圧よりも小さい場合はスイッチ回路3がONになるため、負荷の電圧は120V以上となる。   For example, the voltage range of the DC loader 11 is set to 100 V to 150 V, the target voltage of the DC converter 1 in the first DC power supply 4 (generated voltage VS1) is 140 V, and the target of the DC converter 1 in the second DC power supply 5 is set. When the voltage (assumed to be the generated voltage VS2) is set to 120V, the switch circuit 3 is turned ON when the load voltage is smaller than the generated voltage in any DC converter 1, so the load voltage becomes 120V or higher. .

ここで、第1直流電源4で充分に負荷の電力をまかなうことができたとすると、第1直流電源4から電力が供給され、負荷電圧は140Vとなる。このとき、負荷電圧140V>VS2(120V)なので、第2直流電源5の直流変換器1のスイッチ回路はOFFとなり、第1直流電源4からのみ電力が供給されることになる。   Here, assuming that the first DC power supply 4 can sufficiently cover the power of the load, the power is supplied from the first DC power supply 4 and the load voltage becomes 140V. At this time, since the load voltage 140V> VS2 (120V), the switch circuit of the DC converter 1 of the second DC power supply 5 is turned OFF, and power is supplied only from the first DC power supply 4.

第1直流電源4のみで負荷への電力をまかないきれない場合は、負荷電圧が低下する。ここで、負荷電圧が120Vよりも下がった場合、負荷電圧<VS2(120V)となるので、第2直流電源5の直流変換器1のスイッチ回路3がONになり、第1直流電源4および第2直流電源5双方から負荷へ電力が供給されることになる。   When the first DC power supply 4 alone cannot cover the load, the load voltage decreases. Here, when the load voltage falls below 120V, the load voltage <VS2 (120V), so that the switch circuit 3 of the DC converter 1 of the second DC power supply 5 is turned ON, and the first DC power supply 4 and the first DC power supply 4 Power is supplied to the load from both the two DC power sources 5.

なお、第1直流電源4および第2直流電源5の電力配分については、電源容量および電圧設定によって決定される。第1直流電源4については、0V〜140Vの間で出力されるが、第2直流電源5については0〜120Vの設定になっているため、120V付近で平衡することとなり、第1直流電源4の不足分が第2直流電源5によって補われることになる。   The power distribution of the first DC power supply 4 and the second DC power supply 5 is determined by the power supply capacity and voltage setting. The first DC power supply 4 is output between 0V and 140V, but the second DC power supply 5 is set to 0 to 120V, so that the first DC power supply 4 is balanced near 120V. This shortage is compensated by the second DC power supply 5.

一方、電圧設定について、第2直流電源5の直流変換器1を高い電圧(たとえば140V)、第1直流電源4の直流変換器1を低い電圧(たとえば120V)に設定すると、同様にして今度は第2直流電源5から電力が供給され、第2直流電源5のみからでは負荷電力をまかないきれない場合は第1直流電源4および第2直流電源5両方から電力が供給される。   On the other hand, regarding the voltage setting, if the DC converter 1 of the second DC power supply 5 is set to a high voltage (for example, 140 V) and the DC converter 1 of the first DC power supply 4 is set to a low voltage (for example, 120 V), this time, When power is supplied from the second DC power supply 5 and the load power cannot be covered only by the second DC power supply 5, power is supplied from both the first DC power supply 4 and the second DC power supply 5.

直流電源が3台以上あった場合についても同様の処理を行うことができ、複数の電源を電圧設定により選択することが可能である。   The same processing can be performed when there are three or more DC power supplies, and a plurality of power supplies can be selected by voltage setting.

例えば、図6のように3台の直流電源を接続した場合、直流変換器30の電圧を120V、直流変換器31の電圧を110V、直流変換器34の電圧を100Vに設定すると、負荷がほとんどない、または電源1と直流変換器30による電力でまかなえる場合には、出力電圧は120Vとなり、直流変換器31および直流変換器34からは電流は流れない。   For example, when three DC power supplies are connected as shown in FIG. 6, if the voltage of the DC converter 30 is set to 120V, the voltage of the DC converter 31 is set to 110V, and the voltage of the DC converter 34 is set to 100V, the load is hardly applied. When the power source 1 and the DC converter 30 can provide the power, the output voltage is 120 V, and no current flows from the DC converter 31 and the DC converter 34.

負荷に流れる電流が大きく、直流変換器30から供給される電力でまかなえなくなると出力電圧が降下し、110Vになった時点で、直流変換器31からも電力が供給されるようになる。電源1および電源2の電力で、負荷への電力をまかなえる場合、出力電圧は110Vとなる。負荷がさらに大きく、電源1および電源2でまかないきれない場合は、出力電圧が低下し、100Vになった時点で電源3からの電力が供給されるようになる。このようにして、3台の電源についても、電圧を設定することにより電力供給の優先順位を決めることができる。   When the current flowing through the load is large and the power supplied from the DC converter 30 cannot be covered, the output voltage drops, and when the voltage reaches 110 V, the power is also supplied from the DC converter 31. When the power of the power source 1 and the power source 2 can cover the power to the load, the output voltage is 110V. When the load is further large and cannot be covered by the power source 1 and the power source 2, the output voltage decreases, and the power from the power source 3 is supplied when the output voltage reaches 100V. In this way, the priority of power supply can be determined by setting the voltages for the three power supplies as well.

優先順位の選定については、例えばコストの安い電源に高い電圧を設定し、その次にコストの安い電源にはそれより少し低い電圧を、コストの高い電源には低い電圧、というように、電圧の高さを設定することで、任意の数の電源に対しコスト優先による電源選択供給をすることができる。   For priority selection, for example, a high voltage is set for a low-cost power supply, then a lower voltage is set for a low-cost power supply, and a low voltage is set for a high-cost power supply. By setting the height, it is possible to select and supply power with priority given to cost for any number of power supplies.

同様に、環境に与える負荷の少ない順に電圧を設定することで環境優先の電源設定が可能であり、あるいは供給可能な電力量をもとに優先順位を設定することも可能である。   Similarly, it is possible to set environment-priority power by setting voltages in order of decreasing load on the environment, or it is possible to set priorities based on the amount of power that can be supplied.

そして、これらの設定は4台以上の電源についても同様である。
なお、この例では、昇圧回路としての構成で説明したが、降圧回路の構成で、目標電圧の設定を上記と同様に行うことで、同様の電源選択を行うことが可能である。
These settings are the same for four or more power supplies.
In this example, the configuration as the booster circuit has been described. However, the same power supply selection can be performed by setting the target voltage in the same manner as described above in the configuration of the step-down circuit.

1 直流変換器
2 出力電圧制御回路
3 スイッチ回路
4 第1直流電源
5 第2直流電源
6 逆流防止制御用ON/OFF回路
7 矢印
8 電圧比較回路
9 電流検出装置
10 電圧計
11 直流負荷器
30 直流変換器
31 直流変換器
32 矢印
33 逆流防止回路
34 直流変換器
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 DC converter 2 Output voltage control circuit 3 Switch circuit 4 1st DC power supply 5 2nd DC power supply 6 ON / OFF circuit 7 for backflow prevention control Arrow 8 Voltage comparison circuit 9 Current detection apparatus 10 Voltmeter 11 DC loader 30 DC Converter 31 DC converter 32 Arrow 33 Backflow prevention circuit 34 DC converter

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複数の直流電源からの電力を合成し、該合成した電力を直流負荷器に出力する装置であり、
前記複数の直流電源に設けられた各々の直流変換器に逆流防止機能を持たせてなり、
該逆流防止機能を持たせた直流変換器の構成は、
直流変換器内において、直流負荷器側に送出される電力流出のON/OFFを行うスイッチ制御回路を設け、前記直流変換器内で生成された生成電圧値と直流負荷器側に出力される出力電圧値とを比較し、該比較値を基に前記スイッチ回路のON/OFF制御を行い、逆流防止回路とした、
ことを特徴とする電力ロスのない逆流防止装置付き直流電源合成装置。
A device that combines power from a plurality of DC power supplies and outputs the combined power to a DC loader,
Each DC converter provided in the plurality of DC power supplies has a backflow prevention function,
The configuration of the DC converter having the backflow prevention function is as follows:
In the DC converter, a switch control circuit for turning ON / OFF the outflow of electric power sent to the DC loader side is provided, and the generated voltage value generated in the DC converter and the output output to the DC loader side Compared with the voltage value, based on the comparison value, ON / OFF control of the switch circuit, to make a backflow prevention circuit,
A DC power source synthesis apparatus with a backflow prevention device without power loss.
前記複数の直流電源からの電力の合成をするにあたり、いずれの直流電源からの電力供給を優先させるかは、優先順位を設定することにより行える、
ことを特徴とする請求項1記載の電力ロスのない逆流防止装置付き直流電源合成装置。
In combining power from the plurality of DC power supplies, priority can be given to power supply from which DC power supply can be set by setting the priority order.
2. A DC power source synthesizing apparatus with a backflow prevention device without power loss according to claim 1.
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