Electricity pod controller device
August 23, 2020. 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 ReferencesA.C.-D.C. Spike eliminating bandpass filter Power line surge suppressor AC power conditioning circuit Active power line conditioner with fundamental negative sequence compensation Power circuit Symmetrical power system Uninterruptible power system with a flywheel-driven source of standby power System for monitoring and controlling electrical consumption, including transceiver communicator control apparatus and alternating current control apparatus Symmetrical power system Single-phase harmonic filter system InventorAssigneeApplicationNo. 644132 filed on 08/23/2000US Classes:323/276, For protective system323/205, FOR REACTIVE POWER CONTROL361/118, Surge prevention (e.g., choke coil)363/39With means to introduce or eliminate frequency componentsExaminersPrimary: Han, JessicaAttorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassesG05F 001/70H02M 001/12 AbstractThe present invention electricity pod controller device includes:(a) in-parallel connection to an incoming power supply of a facility including a hot line and a neutral line, and at least one ground. There are components connected between the hot line and the neutral line in the following order;(b) at least one front metal oxide varistor line transient voltage surge suppressor having a predetermined capability to suppress undesired power spikes;(c) at least one capacitor of predetermined capacitance;(d) at least two chokes in the form of inductor/metal oxide varistor transformers;(e) at least a second capacitor of its own predetermined capacitance;(f) at least one back metal oxide varistor having a predetermined capability. In preferred embodiments, the metal oxide varistor may be a plurality of varistors in parallel.Field of SearchWith threshold detectionWith plural condition sensing For protective system FOR REACTIVE POWER CONTROL Using saturable inductor Using impedance With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components In inverter systems In rectifier systems Including means for reducing ripples from the output With ripple responsive, automatic control With low pass L or LC filter High voltage dissipation (e.g., lightning arrester) Surge prevention (e.g., choke coil) In communication systems | |
