Abstract: Examples herein relate to an electro-mechanical system for power cord detection, the system comprising a pin contained in a cavity of a receptacle adapted to receive a power cord, the pin comprising a first conductive pad, a second and a third conductive pads forming an open circuit and separated from the first conductive pad and an electrical circuit. The first conductive pad is adapted to be moved responsive to the power cord depressing the pin and the electrical circuit provides a first output responsive to the first conductive pad shorting the second and the third conductive pads.

Abstract: Examples disclose a power system comprising a first power supply to provide a first power to a load. Further, the power system comprises a second power supply to detect a droop in the first power to the load, the droop associated with a decrease in efficiency of the first power supply. Additionally, the second power supply is to balance the load based on the droop detection by providing a second power in addition to the first power to the load to increase the efficiency of the power system.

Abstract: An example module may include a first input power connector and a second input power connector; an input power line transfer switch circuit to connect one of the first input power connector and the second input power connector to an output power connector based on a power event; and an energy storage component to connect to a hot plug output power connector.

Abstract: An example apparatus includes a windowing component. The windowing component may set a first voltage level as an upper bound for a voltage window and set a second voltage level as a lower bound for the voltage window. The windowing component may modulate an input signal to have a maximum magnitude less than the upper bound for the voltage window and a minimum magnitude greater than the lower bound for the voltage window.

Abstract: Examples relate to power supply system comprising a primary power supply to deliver a first power to a load and a secondary power supply that, in response to a failure in the primary power supply, is to deliver a second power to the load. The system further comprises a primary energy storage component coupled to the primary power supply that, in response to the failure in the primary power supply, is to deliver a third power to the load while the secondary power supply transitions from a lesser output power level to a greater output power level. The third power is at the same full-rated power level than the first power.

Abstract: Examples herein relate to a power supply system for a server. The system comprises a primary source, a power interface and a direct current (DC) energy supply chargeable by the primary source through the power interface. The primary source to power the server through the power interface and in the event of failure of the primary source, the DC energy supply powers the server through the power interface. The DC energy supply is located inside the server on a cool side of the server.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to determining a failure event of a power supply. In some examples, an apparatus may comprise logic circuitry coupled to a signal line, the logic circuitry to receive a monitor signal via the signal line, where the monitor signal corresponds to an internal voltage of a power supply that is consumed wholly by the power supply, compare the monitor signal to a reference signal, and determine, based on the comparison, whether a failure event has occurred in the power supply.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to determining computing device information. In some examples, a controller may comprise a processing resource and a memory resource storing machine-readable instructions to request a handshake signal from a power supply of a computing device, receive a response signal from the power supply that includes modified power factor correction characteristics in response to the handshake signal request, and determine, based on the modified power factor correction characteristics, information about the computing device.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to determining computing device information. In some examples, a controller may comprise a processing resource and a memory resource storing machine-readable instructions to receive a waveform corresponding to an input current that includes a non-cyclical irregular waveform modification from a power supply of a computing device, analyze the modified waveform of the input current to determine a binary message included in the modified waveform, and determine, based on the binary message, information about the computing device.

Abstract: Examples herein relate to an electro-mechanical system for power cord detection, the system comprising a pin contained in a cavity of a receptacle adapted to receive a power cord, the pin comprising a first conductive pad, a second and a third conductive pads forming an open circuit and separated from the first conductive pad and an electrical circuit. The first conductive pad is adapted to be moved responsive to the power cord depressing the pin and the electrical circuit provides a first output responsive to the first conductive pad shorting the second and the third conductive pads.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to a variable soft start device. For example, in an implementation, the variable soft start device may set the capacitance of a variable capacitance circuit connected to a soft start pin of the electronic fuse. The variable soft start device may read a power-good signal from the electronic fuse and determine the capacitance to set according to the power-good signal.

Abstract: One example of a system includes a server, a plurality of power supplies, and a system controller. The plurality of power supplies are electrically coupled to the server and each power supply includes machine readable instructions. The system controller updates the machine readable instructions of each of the plurality of power supplies one at a time while maintaining power to the system controller from at least one of the plurality of power supplies.

Abstract: An example power module includes an energy storage device, an energy storage carrier, and an electrical connector. The energy storage carrier houses the energy storage device and is removably insertable into a modular data storage slot of a computing device. The modular data storage slot has a data path and a first power path to removably couple to a data storage module. The electrical connector is to transfer energy from the energy storage device to a second power path associated with the modular data storage slot.

Abstract: Examples include detection of high temperature events. In some examples, a high temperature event may be detected in an electronic component by running the electronic component on a printed circuit board. A continuity sensor may detect whether a trace positioned under the electronic component has broken. A broken trace may indicate a high temperature event in the electronic component. Based on the detection of the broken trace, the electronic component is disconnected.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein relate to multi-node system fault management. In some of the examples disclosed herein, a fault detection circuit may distinguish between normal operating conditions of a multi-node system and faults that occur between the overcurrent protection of the system's power supplies and the hot plug protection of the system's nodes. The fault detection circuit may detect these faults by monitoring a voltage at the node's backplane connector prior to the input of the node's hot plug protection interface. If the magnitude of the monitored voltage drops below a threshold voltage at a rate that exceeds a threshold rate, the fault detection circuit may determine that a fault has occurred and may communicate the fault to the power supplies. The power supplies may receive the fault communication and shut off their power outputs to prevent the fault from causing damage to the components in the system.

Abstract: Examples relate to power supply comprising a power source to generate an inrush current, an active inrush current control circuit that is electrically coupled between the power source and a bulk capacitor and that is to control inrush current to the bulk capacitor, and an energy storage component electrically coupled to the active inrush current control circuit that is to power the active inrush current control circuit prior to operation of the power supply.

Abstract: An example device in accordance with an aspect of the present disclosure includes a first converter to selectively convert a first input signal to a first output signal, and a second converter to selectively convert a second input signal to a second output signal. A controller is to control switches of the first and second converters based on the input signals and output signals, and based on operating the first and second converters exclusively with respect to each other such that a total of first and second duty cycles does not exceed one.

Abstract: Examples herein disclose a system comprising a comparator circuit and a controller. The comparator circuit generates a waveform of an input source. The controller measures a period of time associated with the waveform and determines an alternating current (AC) characteristic of the input source based on the measured period of time.

Abstract: An example device in accordance with an aspect of the present disclosure includes a first converter to selectively convert a first input signal to a first output signal, and a second converter to selectively convert a second input signal to a second output signal. A controller is to control switches of the first and second converters based on the input signals and output signals, and based on operating the first and second converters exclusively with respect to each other such that a total of first and second duty cycles does not exceed one.

Abstract: A sharing criteria metric is received for each of three phases of a three-phase power. Loads on power converters receiving the three phase power are adjusted based on the sharing criteria metric of each of the three phases.