Wind Energy

Wind energy, as a clean and renewable energy source, is gaining increasing attention worldwide. The global potential of wind energy is enormous, estimated at around 2.74 × 10^9 MW, with 2 × 10^7 MW being potentially usable. This is ten times greater than the total potential of exploitable hydropower on Earth. Wind turbines generate electricity through the conversion of wind energy into variable AC voltage ranging from 13 to 25V. To ensure stable use, this output needs to go through a charger for rectification, charge a battery, and convert the electrical energy generated by the wind turbine into chemical energy. Subsequently, an inverter power supply with protective circuits is used to transform the chemical energy stored in the battery into AC power at 220V, ensuring stable utilization.

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High-Frequency Transformers, High-Frequency Inductors, Transformers, High-Frequency Reactors, Power Frequency Reactors (Plug-in)