20240017620. POWER SUPPLY DEVICE SYSTEM FOR A HYBRID OR ELECTRIC VEHICLE simplified abstract (Ford Global Technologies, LLC)
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POWER SUPPLY DEVICE SYSTEM FOR A HYBRID OR ELECTRIC VEHICLE
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Moon Young Lee of Livonia MI (US)
John P. Casci of Westland MI (US)
POWER SUPPLY DEVICE SYSTEM FOR A HYBRID OR ELECTRIC VEHICLE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240017620 titled 'POWER SUPPLY DEVICE SYSTEM FOR A HYBRID OR ELECTRIC VEHICLE
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a boost converter for a hybrid vehicle that includes various components such as an inductor, bus bar, insulator, temperature sensor, and wire. The bus bar connects the inductor to a power source, while the insulator is placed over the bus bar and has an array of orifices. The temperature sensor measures the temperature of the inductor, and the wire is connected to the temperature sensor and weaved through the orifices of the insulator, alternating between opposing external sides.
- The boost converter is designed for use in a hybrid vehicle.
- It includes an inductor, bus bar, insulator, temperature sensor, and wire.
- The bus bar connects the inductor to a power source.
- The insulator is placed over the bus bar and has an array of orifices.
- The temperature sensor measures the temperature of the inductor.
- The wire is connected to the temperature sensor and weaved through the orifices of the insulator, alternating between opposing external sides.
Potential Applications:
- Hybrid vehicles
- Electric vehicles
- Power electronics
Problems Solved:
- Efficient power conversion in hybrid vehicles
- Temperature monitoring and control in power electronics
Benefits:
- Improved efficiency and performance of hybrid vehicles
- Enhanced temperature management for power electronics
- Increased reliability and safety in power conversion systems
Original Abstract Submitted
a boost converter for a hybrid vehicle includes an inductor, a bus bar, an insulator, a temperature sensor, and a wire. the bus bar is configured to connect the inductor to a power source. the insulator is disposed over the bus bar and defines an array of orifices. the temperature sensor is configured to measure a temperature of the inductor. the wire is connected to the temperature sensor. the wire is weaved through the array of orifices such that the wire positionally alternates between opposing external sides of the insulator.
