Abstract: A power module includes a power input end, a first DC/DC power converter, a second DC/DC power converter, a switching unit, and at least two load output ends. A first input end of the first DC/DC power converter and a second input end of the second DC/DC power converter are coupled to a first power supply by using the power input end of the power module, a first output end of the first DC/DC power converter and a second output end of the second DC/DC power converter are coupled to one end of the switching unit, and the other end of the switching unit is coupled to load by using any one of the at least two load output ends of the power module.

Abstract: A three-electrode battery (10) and an energy storage system are disclosed. The three-electrode battery (10) includes a battery management unit (14), a housing (11), and a reference electrode (13) and a battery cell (12) that are disposed in the housing (11). A detection part (131) of the reference electrode (13) is located in the battery cell (12). A reference electrode tab (132) is located outside the battery cell (12). The battery management unit (14) is connected to the reference electrode tab (132) and a negative electrode tab (122) of the battery cell (12), so that a voltage between the reference electrode (13) and a negative electrode of the battery cell (12) can be collected in real time, and a charging current of the battery (10) is controlled based on the negative electrode potential, so that the charging current can be optimized and adjusted in real time.

Abstract: A rectifier and an electrical power facility in which the rectifier is disposed are provided that relate to the field of electromechanical technologies. The rectifier includes a rectifier circuit, a relay, and a controller. The rectifier further includes a detection resistor and a detection circuit, where the detection resistor is connected in series to a winding in the relay, a detection point of the detection circuit is set between the detection resistor and the winding, and an output end of the detection circuit is connected to the controller. When a voltage detected at the detection point of the detection circuit is abnormal, the detection circuit outputs an alarm signal to the controller, and after receiving the alarm signal, the controller stops outputting a driving signal to the driving end of the rectifier circuit.

Abstract: A rectifier and an electrical power facility in which the rectifier is disposed are provided that relate to the field of electromechanical technologies. The rectifier includes a rectifier circuit, a relay, and a controller. The rectifier further includes a detection resistor and a detection circuit, where the detection resistor is connected in series to a winding in the relay, a detection point of the detection circuit is set between the detection resistor and the winding, and an output end of the detection circuit is connected to the controller. When a voltage detected at the detection point of the detection circuit is abnormal, the detection circuit outputs an alarm signal to the controller, and after receiving the alarm signal, the controller stops outputting a driving signal to the driving end of the rectifier circuit.