Patents by Inventor Anatoli V. Ledenev
Anatoli V. Ledenev has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 7110266Abstract: Apparatus are disclosed for controlling the delivery of power to DC components such as computer components, microprocessors or the like. Designs of rectifier circuitry are presented which are appropriate for faster components, lower voltages, and higher currents. Embodiments are especially suited to applications which cause rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required. Embodiments and sub elements provide energy storage for low voltage, high current electronic loads, an ability to supply current with rapid time variation, providing extremely low inductance connections, permitting components to be located relatively remotely from the powered electronic load.Type: GrantFiled: June 30, 2000Date of Patent: September 19, 2006Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Anatoli V. Ledenev, Gennady G. Gurov
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Patent number: 6961251Abstract: Method and apparatus are disclosed for providing a constant voltage, high frequency sinusoidal output across a varying load, using either a single or multiple switch topology operating at constant frequency while maintaining high efficiency over the entire load range. This embodiment is especially suited to applications which require the sinusoidal voltage be held very close to a desired value in the presence of rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required.Type: GrantFiled: September 13, 2004Date of Patent: November 1, 2005Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov, Anatoli V. Ledenev
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Publication number: 20040257836Abstract: Apparatus are disclosed for controlling the delivery of power to DC components such as computer components, microprocessors or the like. Designs of voltage regulation modules are presented which are appropriate for faster components, lower voltages, and higher currents. Embodiments are especially suited to applications which cause rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required. Embodiments and sub-elements provide energy storage for low voltage, high current electronic loads, an ability to supply current with rapid time variation, providing extremely low inductance connections, permitting components to be located relatively remotely from the powered electronic load.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 4, 2004Publication date: December 23, 2004Applicant: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov, Anatoli V. Ledenev
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Publication number: 20040233690Abstract: Methods and circuitry for combining the outputs of multiphase power converters which greatly improves the transient response of the power conversion system are presented in a variety of embodiments. Transformers (e.g., 59, 60, 61, 62) may be used to accomplish the combining function, and with properly phased and connected windings it is possible to achieve a great reduction in output ripple current and a simultaneous reduction in transistor ripple current, which give the designer freedom to reduce the value of the system output inductor (e.g., 68), improving transient response.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2003Publication date: November 25, 2004Inventors: Anatoli V. Ledenev, Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov
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Patent number: 6791848Abstract: Method and apparatus are disclosed for providing a constant voltage, high frequency sinusoidal output across a varying load, using either a single or multiple switch topology operating at constant frequency while maintaining high efficiency over the entire load range. This embodiment is especially suited to applications which require the sinusoidal voltage be held very close to a desired value in the presence of rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required.Type: GrantFiled: June 23, 2003Date of Patent: September 14, 2004Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov, Anatoli V. Ledenev
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Publication number: 20040085790Abstract: Method and apparatus are disclosed for providing a constant voltage, high frequency sinusoidal output across a varying load, using either a single or multiple switch topology operating at constant frequency while maintaining high efficiency over the entire load range. This embodiment is especially suited to applications which require the sinusoidal voltage be held very close to a desired value in the presence of rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 23, 2003Publication date: May 6, 2004Applicant: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov, Anatoli V. Ledenev
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Patent number: 6696823Abstract: Methods and circuitry for combining the outputs of multiphase power converters which greatly improves the transient response of the power conversion system are presented in a variety of embodiments. Transformers may be used to accomplish the combining function, and with properly phased and connected windings it is possible to achieve a great reduction in output ripple current and a simultaneous reduction in transistor ripple current, which give the designer freedom to reduce the value of the system output inductor, improving transient response.Type: GrantFiled: August 17, 2001Date of Patent: February 24, 2004Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Anatoli V. Ledenev, Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov
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Patent number: 6694438Abstract: Method and apparatus are disclosed for controlling the delivery of power to DC components such as computer components, microprocessors or the like. Designs of voltage regulation modules are presented which are appropriate for faster components, lower voltages, and higher currents. Embodiments are especially suited to applications which cause rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required.Type: GrantFiled: May 31, 2000Date of Patent: February 17, 2004Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov, Anatoli V. Ledenev
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Patent number: 6686727Abstract: Methods and circuitry for combining the outputs of multiphase power converters which greatly improves the transient response of the power conversion system are presented in a variety of embodiments. Transformers may be used to accomplish the combining function, and with properly phased and connected windings it is possible to achieve a great reduction in output ripple current and a simultaneous reduction in transistor ripple current, which give the designer freedom to reduce the value of the system output inductor, improving transient response.Type: GrantFiled: April 8, 2003Date of Patent: February 3, 2004Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Anatoli V. Ledenev, Gennady G. Gurov, Robert M. Porter
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Publication number: 20030218449Abstract: Methods and circuitry for combining the outputs of multiphase power converters which greatly improves the transient response of the power conversion system are presented in a variety of embodiments. Transformers may be used to accomplish the combining function, and with properly phased and connected windings it is possible to achieve a great reduction in output ripple current and a simultaneous reduction in transistor ripple current, which give the designer freedom to reduce the value of the system output inductor, improving transient response.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 8, 2003Publication date: November 27, 2003Applicant: Advanced Energy Industries, P.C.Inventors: Anatoli V. Ledenev, Gennady G. Gurov, Robert M. Porter
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Patent number: 6583992Abstract: Method and apparatus are disclosed for providing a constant voltage, high frequency sinusoidal output across a varying load, using either a single or multiple switch topology operating at constant frequency while maintaining high efficiency over the entire load range. This embodiment is especially suited to applications which require the sinusoidal voltage be held very close to a desired value in the presence of rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required.Type: GrantFiled: August 16, 2002Date of Patent: June 24, 2003Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov, Anatoli V. Ledenev
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Patent number: 6545450Abstract: Methods and circuitry for combining the outputs of multiphase power converters which greatly improves the transient response of the power conversion system are presented in a variety of embodiments. Transformers may be used to accomplish the combining function, and with properly phased and connected windings it is possible to achieve a great reduction in output ripple current and a simultaneous reduction in transistor ripple current, which give the designer freedom to reduce the value of the system output inductor, improving transient response.Type: GrantFiled: August 18, 2000Date of Patent: April 8, 2003Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Anatoli V. Ledenev, Gennady G. Gurov, Robert M. Porter
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Publication number: 20030007372Abstract: Method and apparatus are disclosed for providing a constant voltage, high frequency sinusoidal output across a varying load, using either a single or multiple switch topology operating at constant frequency while maintaining high efficiency over the entire load range. This embodiment is especially suited to applications which require the sinusoidal voltage be held very close to a desired value in the presence of rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 16, 2002Publication date: January 9, 2003Applicant: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov, Anatoli V. Ledenev
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Patent number: 6462964Abstract: Method and apparatus are disclosed for providing a constant voltage, high frequency sinusoidal output across a varying load, using either a single or multiple switch topology operating at constant frequency while maintaining high efficiency over the entire load range. This embodiment is especially suited to applications which require the sinusoidal voltage be held very close to a desired value in the presence of rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required.Type: GrantFiled: October 23, 2001Date of Patent: October 8, 2002Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov, Anatoli V. Ledenev
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Publication number: 20020136029Abstract: Methods and circuitry for combining the outputs of multiphase power converters which greatly improves the transient response of the power conversion system are presented in a variety of embodiments. Transformers may be used to accomplish the combining function, and with properly phased and connected windings it is possible to achieve a great reduction in output ripple current and a simultaneous reduction in transistor ripple current, which give the designer freedom to reduce the value of the system output inductor, improving transient response.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 17, 2001Publication date: September 26, 2002Applicant: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Anatoli V. Ledenev, Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov
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Publication number: 20020060914Abstract: Method and apparatus are disclosed for providing a constant voltage, high frequency sinusoidal output across a varying load, using either a single or multiple switch topology operating at constant frequency while maintaining high efficiency over the entire load range. This embodiment is especially suited to applications which require the sinusoidal voltage be held very close to a desired value in the presence of rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 23, 2001Publication date: May 23, 2002Applicant: Advanced Energy Industries, P.C.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov, Anatoli V. Ledenev
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Patent number: 6384540Abstract: A high power radio frequency power method of amplifications described in which a variety of amplifiers (60 & 86) may be used to reduce the stress any one amplifier experiences. The power leads (64 & 65) may be arranged in a series to power each amplifier at potentials which are lower than the total potential. Outputs (63) may then be connected in a parallel fashion to combine the power output by the system. A variety of unique stabilization, drive, division, combination, and supply configurations are presented as well as the possibility of utilization and adaptation of the designs for a plasma processing system. An aspect of tiered combining is included such as may be especially appropriate for larger numbers of devices which may include switchmode amplifiers and the like.Type: GrantFiled: November 24, 1999Date of Patent: May 7, 2002Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Jr., Anatoli V. Ledenev, Gennady G. Gurov
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Patent number: 6307757Abstract: Method and apparatus are disclosed for providing a constant voltage, high frequency sinusoidal output across a varying load, using either a single or multiple switch topology operating at constant frequency while maintaining high efficiency over the entire load range. This embodiment is especially suited to applications which require the sinusoidal voltage be held very close to a desired value in the presence of rapid changes in the conductance of the load, even in the sub-microsecond time domain as is common in computer applications and the like and in powering electronics equipment, especially a distributed system and especially a system wherein low voltage at high current is required.Type: GrantFiled: March 23, 2000Date of Patent: October 23, 2001Assignee: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.Inventors: Robert M. Porter, Gennady G. Gurov, Anatoli V. Ledenev