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vikay
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PFC Charger

05/14/2011 12:45 PM

does any body have design of apfc converter cum charger for online ups upto 10kva.pls provide me the schematic
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05/14/2011 1:12 PM

Send $10,000. In small bills. Will give Leichtenstein account number once you say OK, done deal.
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05/14/2011 1:52 PM

Yes we do, but we provide answers to engineering questions, not intellectual property of others. Go to Google for the free stuff, which will be well worth the price that you paid for it.

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05/15/2011 4:46 AM

Can you not design it?. Try technical lits, there is plenty in the web. Else buy a ready product.
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05/15/2011 3:28 PM

No, they are all proprietary (this is not a hobby project circuit). Did your UPS blow up and you are trying to rebuild it? If so, you will need to talk to the UPS manufacturer.

Try your local power supply supplier (or manufacturer) as they are the best source of UPS or battery chargers with inbuilt power factor correction.

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