Abstract: A pulse controlled charging method for higher temperature charging in addition to the current-reducing operation at ambient temperature. A specific software control strategy for these purposes is proposed, which can be divided into two parts, (a) two-stage charging current control at ambient temperature, which sets different current-limiting transient points for chargers with different outputs; (b) high-temperature pulse charging, which utilizes an internal NTC (Negative temperature coefficient) thermistor inside the charger to detect the internal temperature of the charger, if the temperature exceeds a pre-determined value, the charging process will be stopped for a period of time to avoid the temperature of the charger becoming too high.

Abstract: A pulse controlled charging method for higher temperature charging in addition to the current-reducing operation at ambient temperature. A specific software control strategy for these purposes is proposed, which can be divided into two parts, (a) two-stage charging current control at ambient temperature, which sets different current-limiting transient points for chargers with different outputs; (b) high-temperature pulse charging, which utilizes an internal NTC (Negative temperature coefficient) thermistor inside the charger to detect the internal temperature of the charger, if the temperature exceeds a pre-determined value, the charging process will be stopped for a period of time to avoid the temperature of the charger becoming too high.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a modulation method for inverter AC waveform. The detailed steps of the modulation method comprise: generating an AC waveform which includes at least three time periods, wherein a middle time period corresponds to a peak segment of the AC waveform, and the remaining time periods are averaged corresponding to the rise and decline segments of the AC waveform; and during the at least three time periods, a duty ratio modulated driving signal is generated according to different duty ratios, so as to modulate the AC waveform and generate a stepping AC waveform converted from the AC waveform. The stepping AC waveform generated by the modulation method of the present invention will have a longer dwell time at zero potential, so as to turn on the AC electric tool more efficiently.