Abstract: A power supply system for supplying a load with electric energy from an electrical network can include at least one power supply module. The power supply module can include a DC link to be supplied from the electrical network; and an inverter connected to the DC link and configured to convert a DC voltage from the DC link into an AC voltage to be supplied to the load. An electric energy storage can be charged by the DC link and for supplying the DC link with electric energy, when the electrical network has a power failure, the electric energy storage connected with one input to a neutral point of the power supply module. The power supply module can include a bidirectional buck/boost converter connected to a positive potential or negative potential of the DC link, to the neutral point and to another input of the electric energy storage.

Abstract: A power supply system for supplying a load with electric energy from an electrical network can include at least one power supply module. The power supply module can include a DC link to be supplied from the electrical network; and an inverter connected to the DC link and configured to convert a DC voltage from the DC link into an AC voltage to be supplied to the load. An electric energy storage can be charged by the DC link and for supplying the DC link with electric energy, when the electrical network has a power failure, the electric energy storage connected with one input to a neutral point of the power supply module. The power supply module can include a bidirectional buck/boost converter connected to a positive potential or negative potential of the DC link, to the neutral point and to another input of the electric energy storage.

Abstract: A power supply assembly including a plurality of power supply modules which can be operated in parallel and are inserted or can be inserted into a common switch cupboard or rack or into a plurality of switch cupboards or racks, each power supply module having an inverter branch for continuously supplying electric power to a load at the output in a load branch. The power supply assembly also has a bypass assembly that ensures the power supply when power supply through the inverter branch fails or is insufficient. The reliability of the power supply is enhanced if each of the power supply modules has a bypass which is connected to the load branch, in parallel to the inverter branch. The bypass is separated from the load branch when the inverter path works properly and in the event of failure of an inverter branch, can be automatically connected by a control circuit to the load branch in order to maintain power supply.