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Redundant power supply configuration for a data center

Granted 24 Sep 2013 · 6 office actions

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Abstract

A redundant power supply configuration for a data center is provided. A method includes receiving instructions to operate power supplies at a high current mode. An individual current for each of the power supplies is calculated to total a high current at the high current mode. The power supplies are operated at the high current mode to provide the high current at the high current mode. In response to operation at the high current mode being complete, the power supplies are operated at a normal mode to provide a normal current at the normal current mode.

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Classifications

2 codes
IPC · International Patent Classification
Section G — Physics
  • G06F1/00
USPC · US Patent Classification
713/300

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1,189 days filing → grant
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3
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2
2 RCE
Examiner
Kim Huynh
art unit 2116 · TC 2100
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related publicationUS 20110320796 A129 Dec 2011

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