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Reliable Backup Power Redefined — EverExceed DC Power Supply Panels
Sep , 28 2025
Introduction In today’s power-dependent society, the reliability of power supply systems directly determines the stability of modern infrastructure. Within this context, DC power supply panels—commonly known as DC power supply systems or “DC screens”—play an irreplaceable role as the “last line of defense” in backup power. These intelligent, maintenance-free DC systems have become indispensable in...
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Understanding Compact Substations: Structure, Components, and EverExceed’s Smart Solutions
Aug , 16 2025
1. Growing Demand for Power – The Role of Substations In today’s rapidly developing world, electricity demand is increasing at an unprecedented pace. Power generation plants — whether hydroelectric, thermal, or nuclear — are often located far from the main load centers due to geographical and resource constraints. To ensure reliable energy delivery, high-voltage transmission networks carry electri...
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Understanding THDI: Total Harmonic Distortion in Current
Aug , 08 2025
As modern power systems rely more on nonlinear loads, Total Harmonic Distortion in Current (THDi) has become a critical factor in ensuring power quality and equipment longevity. In this article, we explore what THDi is, its causes, its impacts on equipment, and how to mitigate it using advanced harmonic filtering techniques. 1. What is THDi? THDi stands for Total Harmonic Current Distortion. It is...
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How Low-Voltage Active Power Filters Compensate for Harmonics in the Power Grid
Jun , 16 2025
With the increasing use of nonlinear loads such as variable frequency drives, rectifiers, and other power electronic devices, power grid harmonics have become a common problem in low-voltage electrical systems. Low-voltage active power filters (APFs) play a key role in detecting and mitigating harmonic distortion to improve power quality. Here’s how APFs work to actively compensate for harmonics i...
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Understanding Instantaneous Load and Charger Capacity Calculation in Substations
Jun , 07 2025
In modern substations, accurate power system design requires a clear understanding of instantaneous (transient) loads and how they impact equipment sizing, particularly for battery chargers in DC systems. This article breaks down the concept of transient loads, their implications, and how to properly calculate charger capacity under such conditions. 1. What Is an Instantaneous (Transient) Load? A ...
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An Overview of HV Substation Equipment — with Integration of High-Current DC Charging Systems
May , 24 2025
Each operating device in a high-voltage substation serves a vital role. Their shapes and sizes vary depending on their location and purpose, but together they ensure safe, stable, and efficient operation of the entire installation. 1. Switchgear: The Functional Core of a Substation Switchgear consists of various components like circuit breakers, disconnectors, earthing switches, and instrument tra...
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How electrolytic capacitor work for industrial battery charger
May , 16 2025
I. What is electrolytic capacitor: 1. Electrolytic capacitor, as the “energy storage heart” of charger power module, bears the key tasks of filtering, voltage stabilization and transient response. Its large-capacity characteristics (up to tens of thousands of μF) can effectively absorb the pulsating current after rectification, reduce output ripple, and ensure that the charging process is stable a...
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Radio Frequency Interference Filters (RFI)
Apr , 03 2025
Chapter 1: Application Scenarios of RFI Filters in Industrial Chargers RFI Filter is a key component for solving high-frequency electromagnetic interference (EMI), which is especially indispensable in high power and high frequency equipment such as industrial chargers. Industrial chargers are often faced with complex electromagnetic environments: fast switching of switching power supplies, high-cu...
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Electromagnetic interference
Mar , 01 2025
I. What is electromagnetic interference: 1. Common sources of interference in power systems may include high-voltage transmission lines, switching operations, and lightning. For example, when a switch is disconnected or closed, it may produce transient voltage or current changes that can cause electromagnetic interference. There are also devices like transformers and motors that generate elec...
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