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Granted Patent B2
US 11,754,611 · App. 17/275,598 · Granted Sep 12, 2023

Electromagnetic interference suppression circuit and related sensing circuit

Inventors: Franki Ngai Kit Poon (Shatin, HK); Peter On Bon Chan (Shatin, HK)
Assignee: AnApp Technologies Limited
G01R31/002
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Patent No.
US 11,754,611
App. No.
17/275,598
Granted
Sep 12, 2023
Kind
B2
Abstract

An electromagnetic interference suppression circuit and a related sensing circuit. The sensing circuit includes an input and an output operatively coupled with the input. The input is adapted to be connected on a power line and in series between a load and a shunt circuit connected across power lines between a power source and the load. The output is adapted to provide a signal (V s ) associated with an electromagnetic interference signal (V n ) generated by or at the load and arranged to be experienced by the shunt circuit. The signal (V s ) can be used for determining a suppression signal (V n ′) for reducing, or substantially eliminating, the electromagnetic interference signal (V n ). The electromagnetic interference suppression circuit includes the sensing circuit, a regulator circuit, and a controlled signal source.

Claims (40)

1. A sensing circuit for an electromagnetic interference suppression circuit, comprising:

an input adapted to be connected on a power line and in series between a load and a shunt circuit connected across power lines between a power source and the load; and

an output operatively coupled with the input, and adapted to provide a signal (V s ) associated with an electromagnetic interference signal (V n ) generated by or at the load and arranged to be experienced by the shunt circuit for determining a suppression signal (V n ′) for reducing, or substantially eliminating, the electromagnetic interference signal (V n );

wherein the sensing circuit comprises:

a resonator circuit; and

a transformer connected in parallel with the resonator circuit;

wherein one of the transformer and the resonator circuit provides the input and the other one of the transformer and the resonator circuit provides the output.

2. The sensing circuit of claim 1 , wherein the input and output are isolated.

3. The sensing circuit of claim 1 , wherein the resonator circuit is configured with a resonance frequency arranged below a frequency of the electromagnetic interference signal (V n ) to be suppressed and above a frequency of the power source.

4. The sensing circuit of claim 1 , wherein the resonator circuit comprises a capacitive circuit and an inductive circuit connected in parallel.

5. An electromagnetic interference suppression circuit, comprising:

the sensing circuit of claim 1 , with the input connected on the power line;

a regulator circuit adapted to regulate the signal (V s ) provided by the sensing circuit to provide a regulated signal; and

a controlled signal source adapted to provide, based on the regulated signal, a suppression signal (V n ′) for reducing, or substantially eliminating, the electromagnetic interference signal (V n ).

6. The electromagnetic interference suppression circuit of claim 5 , wherein the suppression signal (V n ′) has substantially the same magnitude as the electromagnetic interference signal (V n ); and/or

wherein the suppression signal (V n ′) has an about 180 degrees phase shift from the electromagnetic interference signal (V n ).

7. The electromagnetic interference suppression circuit of claim 5 ,

wherein the controlled signal source and the sensing circuit are connected on the same power line; or

wherein the controlled signal source and the sensing circuit are connected on different power lines.

8. The electromagnetic interference suppression circuit of claim 5 ,

wherein the controlled signal source is a controlled voltage source adapted to provide the suppression signal (V n ′) in the form of a suppression voltage signal.

9. The electromagnetic interference suppression circuit of claim 5 , wherein the controlled signal source comprises a transformer.

10. The electromagnetic interference suppression circuit of claim 5 , wherein the regulator circuit comprises an amplifier.

11. The electromagnetic interference suppression circuit of claim 5 , further comprising:

the shunt circuit connected across power lines between the power source and the load.

12. The electromagnetic interference suppression circuit of claim 11 , wherein one of the controlled signal source and the sensing circuit is connected between the power source and the shunt circuit, and the other one of the controlled signal source and the sensing circuit is connected between the load and the shunt circuit.

13. The electromagnetic interference suppression circuit of claim 11 , wherein the shunt circuit comprises a capacitive circuit.

14. A sensing circuit for an electromagnetic interference suppression circuit, comprising:

an input adapted to be connected on a power line and in series between a load and a shunt circuit connected across power lines between a power source and the load; and

an output operatively coupled with the input, and adapted to provide a signal (V s ) associated with an electromagnetic interference signal (V n ) generated by or at the load and arranged to be experienced by the shunt circuit for determining a suppression signal (V n ′) for reducing, or substantially eliminating, the electromagnetic interference signal (V n );

wherein the sensing circuit comprises:

a transformer with primary and secondary coils; and

a capacitive circuit connected in parallel with the transformer,

wherein one of the transformer and the capacitive circuit provides the input and the other one of the transformer and the capacitive circuit provides the output; and

wherein the capacitive circuit is connected in parallel with the primary coil to define a resonator circuit.

15. The sensing circuit of claim 14 , wherein the resonator circuit is configured with a resonance frequency arranged below a frequency of the electromagnetic interference signal (V n ) to be suppressed and above a frequency of the power source.

16. An electromagnetic interference suppression circuit, comprising:

the sensing circuit of claim 14 , with the input connected on the power line;

a regulator circuit adapted to regulate the signal (V s ) provided by the sensing circuit to provide a regulated signal; and

a controlled signal source adapted to provide, based on the regulated signal, a suppression signal (V n ′) for reducing, or substantially eliminating, the electromagnetic interference signal (V n ).

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 14, 2024
From: ANAPP TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED
To: POWER GREEN TECHNOLOGIES INC.
Reel/Frame 067110/0316 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 11, 2021
From: POON, FRANKI NGAI KIT; CHAN, PETER ON BON
To: ANAPP TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED
Reel/Frame 056557/0180 →
Continuity (1)
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