The United States invented a new type of power converter that can integrate a variety of renewable energy sources

Recently, engineering researchers at the University of Arkansas in the United States invented a new power converter system that can simultaneously accept various energy feedstocks and convert them into grid systems
.
Experts believe that this means that the United States has taken a key step
towards further integrating multiple renewable energy sources for use in the national grid.

Wind, solar and geothermal, among others, have always represented
renewable energy.
Previously, there was a strong focus on collection systems that are closely related to renewable energy, and the demand for new power converter systems increased
accordingly.
It is expected that modern power converters should improve on the bulky, inefficient and inefficient
shortcomings of previous systems.

It is understood that the new power converter simplifies the control system, so that the power converter can be connected to various power sources and high-frequency transformers, and then generate a stable power supply to the national grid system
through the converter.
At present, the U.
S.
Department of Energy has granted a U.
S.
patent for the technology and is trying to make it commercially available
.