double conversion online ups block diagram

Here's a clear block diagram explanation of a Double Conversion Online UPS system, along with its working principle:

Double Conversion Online UPS Block Diagram
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[AC INPUT]  
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[Rectifier/AC-DC Converter] → [Surge/Noise Filter]  
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[D.C. Bus] → [Battery Bank] (Backup Power)  
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[Inverter/DC-AC Converter] → [Static Switch]  
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[AC OUTPUT] (Pure Sine Wave)  
How It Works
AC Input (Grid Power)

Receives unstable mains power (with surges, sags, or noise).

Rectifier (AC → DC Conversion)

Converts incoming AC to DC to charge batteries and feed the inverter.

DC Bus & Battery Backup

Maintains a steady DC voltage.

Batteries provide instant backup if input power fails.

Inverter (DC → AC Conversion)

Converts DC back to clean AC power (pure sine wave).

Ensures consistent voltage/frequency regardless of input quality.

Static Switch (Bypass)

Only engages if the UPS overloads or needs maintenance.

AC Output

Delivers uninterrupted, regulated power to connected devices.

Key Advantages Over Other UPS Types
✅ Zero Transfer Time – No delay during outages (critical for servers, medical gear).
✅ Complete Isolation – Blocks all grid noise, spikes, and harmonics.
✅ Always-On Battery Power – Even during normal operation, power flows through the battery.

Applications: Data centers, hospitals, industrial PLCs, telecom infrastructure.

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