AC/DC Integrated Power Supply System

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The Integrated AC/DC Power Supply System is a centralized power supply solution designed for critical power scenarios such as power plants, substations, and rail transit. Its core lies in the deep integration of subsystems including the station AC power system, DC operation power system, communication power system (e.g., 48V DC), and uninterruptible power supply (UPS) through top-level design and hardware consolidation, into a single physical platform featuring unified power supply, unified monitoring, and unified management.

Parallel power supply system

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The Parallel AC/DC Power Supply System adopts an independently innovated modular distributed architecture. Each parallel module integrates LC resonant soft-switching and push-pull conversion technology, and is equipped with its own dedicated battery bank, achieving a unitized design of "one module, one energy storage unit." Multiple parallel units jointly supply power to the load through intelligent current sharing and coordinated control technology, fundamentally eliminating the single-point failure risk inherent in the traditional centralized architecture of "single charger + single battery bank."

Smart Lighting Power System

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The Smart Lighting Power Supply System is an integrated digital lighting management system that deeply merges power electronics, IoT, and data analytics technologies, built on a "source-grid-load-intelligence" framework. With intelligent, high-reliability lighting power supplies as the core of sensing and control, the solution achieves deep integration of power supply management, status monitoring, and policy-based control for lighting devices across the entire area through a multimodal converged communication network and a cloud-edge collaborative computing platform. The system not only completes the hardware upgrade from "traditional power supply" to "adjustable, controllable, and measurable digital power supply," but also, through data-driven operation, transforms lighting operations from "experience-based maintenance" to "intelligent operation."