Power conversion circuit board, and electric compressor
A power conversion circuit board ( 1 ) is a board on which a power conversion circuit which converts direct current to alternating current is mounted. A low voltage circuit ( 10 b ) to which a low voltage is applied and a high voltage circuit ( 10 a ) to which a high voltage is applied are separately disposed in different areas on the same board surface. Further, the high voltage circuit ( 10 a ) includes a bus bar in which a part of a wiring is formed on the board surface and another wiring is provided with a predetermined distance from the board surface.
1. A power conversion circuit board on which a power conversion circuit configured to convert direct current to alternating current is mounted,
wherein a low voltage circuit to which a low voltage is applied and a high voltage circuit to which a high voltage is applied are separately disposed in different areas on the same board surface, and
in the high voltage circuit, a wiring from a high voltage input terminal to a switching element is formed on the board surface, and a wiring from the switching element to a high voltage output terminal comprises a bus bar which is provided at a predetermined distance from the board surface, and
wherein the wiring from the high voltage input terminal to the switching element and the wiring from the switching element to the high voltage output terminal are disposed to three-dimensionally intersect with each other.
2. The power conversion circuit board according to claim 1 , wherein at least a part of an RC circuit is provided in a space provided between the wiring from the high voltage input terminal to the switching element and the wiring from the switching element to the high voltage output terminal.
3. An electric compressor comprising:
the power conversion circuit board according to claim 1 ; and
a motor which operates on the basis of AC power supplied from the power conversion circuit board.
4. An electric compressor comprising:
the power conversion circuit board according to claim 2 ; and
a motor which operates on the basis of AC power supplied from the power conversion circuit board.