Current sharing AC Bus Bar
May 2, 2016. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.Patent References 3708609 Electrical system for automotive vehicles and the like Electro-mechanical propulsion system Inertial energy interchange system with energy makeup by combustion engine on demand Hybrid drive for a vehicle, in particular an automobile Inertial energy storage device and synchronous rotary electrical machine for use therein Vehicle multiplex system Laminated bus bar with power tabs Magnetic translator bearings Magnetic bearing and suspension system InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 641927 filed on 05/02/1996US Classes:307/147, CONDUCTOR ARRANGEMENTS OR STRUCTURE174/71B, Bus bars174/72B, Bus bars180/65.1, Electric180/65.2, Combined with nonelectric drive means180/65.3, With means on vehicle for generating power for the electric motor257/691, Having power distribution means (e.g., bus structure)307/9.1, VEHICLE MOUNTED SYSTEMS307/10.1, Automobile307/86Condition responsiveExaminersPrimary: Shoop, William M. Jr.Assistant: Paladini, Albert W. Attorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassH01B 009/00AbstractA hybrid vehicle includes a power unit communicating power between a turbine alternator, flywheel and traction motor. The power unit stores DC power in capacitors and places the power on DC bus for use in driving the induction machines. Power transistors receive the DC power from the DC bus and are pulse width modulated to output a synthesized AC wave form at their output. An Ac bus assembly comprises the power transistor modules connected in a plane and each having contact pads formed thereon for providing AC current sources. A bus bar interconnects at least one of the current sources to a peripheral device. The bus bar comprises a plurality of elongated flat plates having a width substantially greater than its thickness and laminated to one another.Other References
Field of SearchCondition responsiveConnecting or disconnecting VEHICLE MOUNTED SYSTEMS Automobile CONDUCTOR ARRANGEMENTS OR STRUCTURE Bus bars or bus ducts (Residual) Bus bars Bus bars Bus bars Having power distribution means (e.g., bus structure) Bus or line termination (e.g., clamping, impedance matching, etc.) BUS DUCT Electric Combined with nonelectric drive means With means on vehicle for generating power for the electric motor | |
