USPTO Patent Granted for Battery Power Supply Device
Summary
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has granted a patent for a battery power supply device and system to Zhangzhou Kehua Electric Technology Co., Ltd. The patent covers a device with a control module, a DC/DC conversion module, and a battery, designed to improve applicability by meeting different load voltage requirements.
What changed
The USPTO has issued patent US12587023B2 for a battery power supply device and system. The patent, assigned to Zhangzhou Kehua Electric Technology Co., Ltd., details a system comprising a control module, a DC/DC conversion module with multiple converters, and a battery. The invention aims to enhance the device's applicability by allowing it to meet varying voltage requirements of different loads, particularly by configuring DC/DC converters in series for higher voltage or in parallel for higher current output.
This patent grant is primarily an informational event for the technology sector. While it does not impose new regulatory obligations on other entities, it signifies a new intellectual property right in the field of battery power supply technology. Companies operating in this space, particularly manufacturers of power supplies and battery systems, should be aware of this granted patent as it may affect their product development and market strategies.
Source document (simplified)
Battery power supply device and battery power supply system
Grant US12587023B2 Kind: B2 Mar 24, 2026
Assignee
Zhangzhou Kehua Electric Technology Co., Ltd.
Inventors
Yongzhi Xu, Yangyuan Chen, Weilong Zhong, Baosen Zhang, Xin Yang
Abstract
The present application provides a battery power supply device and a battery power supply system. The battery power supply device includes a control module, a DC/DC conversion module and a battery. The DC/DC conversion module includes N DC/DC converters connected in series or in parallel. When the battery power is constant, more output current can be obtained when the N DC/DC converters are in parallel, and more output voltage can be obtained when the N DC/DC converters are in series. Embodiments enable a battery power supply device or system to meet voltage requirements of different loads and improve applicability of a battery.
CPC Classifications
H02J 2207/20
Filing Date
2022-12-27
Application No.
18146797
Claims
16
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