Electromechanics

ПМ-1 — computing device power supply

An assembly that powers computing equipment from a station DC supply and a backup channel. An energy buffer supports controlled task completion and saving results if external power is lost.

Patent and designShowcase updated 11 November 2026
Diagram from official patent publication RU246523U1, figure 1

CHALLENGE AND SOLUTION

What we are developing

Supply power to a computing load at an energy facility.

Support controlled shutdown when power is lost.

Link power status to saving computation results.

  • Two external power channels in the described architecture.
  • An energy buffer and power status monitoring.
  • The patent description is distinguished from new configurations.

DEVELOPMENT STATUS

Where the project stands

  1. Current confirmed stage

    Patented solution described; manufacture and prototype specifications require separate confirmation

  2. Next work

    Define requirements for the load and input supplies. / Perform calculations and build the agreed prototype. / Test switching, backup power and correct task completion.

  3. Validation and delivery of results

    The test programme and acceptance criteria are defined for each project. A patent alone does not mean this stage is complete.

The patent does not confirm manufacture or testing of the assembly. A proposed 380 V configuration cannot automatically be equated with the granted claims. Operating ranges and backup duration must be tested with a specific load.

Next step

  • Define requirements for the load and input supplies.
  • Perform calculations and build the agreed prototype.
  • Test switching, backup power and correct task completion.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

Documented status

Patent RU246523U1 dated 14.10.2026; in force. Status checked in the public FIPS register on 11.11.2026.

Rights information and technical readiness are shown separately. A patent or registration certificate is not a test report.

PUBLIC EVIDENCE

Documents and sources

Patent RU246523U1 dated 14.10.2026; in force.

Public sources checked on 11.11.2026. The scope of rights and compatibility is defined by the relevant document.