Abstract: A DC-DC converter can include a driving circuit comprising a switch part and a flying capacitor configured to convert an input voltage of an input side into an output voltage of an output side, and a protection circuit configured to be connected to the output side. The protection circuit can be configured to block the fault current flowing to the switch part by lowering the output voltage step by step when a fault occurs.

Abstract: A DC-DC converter according to an embodiment of the present disclosure comprises: a first stage converter for stepping up or stepping down an input voltage and outputting same; and a second stage converter connected to an output of the first stage converter.

Abstract: Disclosed is a DC-DC converter of a power conversion system comprising first to fourth switches; fifth to eighth switches; a first capacitor connected to the first and second switches; a second capacitor connected to the fifth and sixth switches; a third capacitor connected to the third and fourth switches; a fourth capacitor connected to the seventh and eighth switches; a first inductor connected to a first node between the first and second switches, and a second node between the fifth and sixth switches; and a second inductor connected to a third node between the third and fourth switches, and a fourth node between the seventh and eighth switches, wherein the first and second inductors are coupled inductors, and a fifth node between the second and third switches, and a sixth node between the sixth and seventh switches are electrically equivalent.

Abstract: Disclosed are an overcurrent protection device and a power conversion device using same. A power conversion device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure comprises: a control unit for providing a collector-emitter voltage to a switching element by means of a first output node; and an overcurrent protection circuit connected in a line between the first output node and the switching element and for limiting the overcurrent of the switching element.

Abstract: A DC-DC converter can include a driving circuit comprising a switch part and a flying capacitor configured to convert an input voltage of an input side into an output voltage of an output side, and a protection circuit configured to be connected to the output side. The protection circuit can be configured to block the fault current flowing to the switch part by lowering the output voltage step by step when a fault occurs.

Abstract: Disclosed are an overcurrent protection device and a power conversion device using same. A power conversion device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure comprises: a control unit for providing a collector-emitter voltage to a switching element by means of a first output node; and an overcurrent protection circuit connected in a line between the first output node and the switching element and for limiting the overcurrent of the switching element.

Abstract: In a receiver-drier including a cylindrical body and a lower cap sealing a lower end portion of the body, the body includes a filter support portion sectioning the body into upper and lower portions and having at least one inwardly protruding portion supporting an upper end portion of the filter accommodated in the lower portion of the body, at least one refrigerant inlet formed in the upper portion of the body, a coupling portion formed by inwardly pressing the body between the filter support portion and the lower end portion of the body so that an inner surface of the pressed body is coupled to the lower cap, and at least one refrigerant outlet disposed between the filter support portion and the coupling portion.

Abstract: In a receiver-drier including a cylindrical body and a lower cap sealing a lower end portion of the body, the body includes a filter support portion sectioning the body into upper and lower portions and having at least one inwardly protruding portion supporting an upper end portion of the filter accommodated in the lower portion of the body, at least one refrigerant inlet formed in the upper portion of the body, a coupling portion formed by inwardly pressing the body between the filter support portion and the lower end portion of the body so that an inner surface of the pressed body is coupled to the lower cap, and at least one refrigerant outlet disposed between the filter support portion and the coupling portion.