Circuit for switching current in an inductive load

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Discharge device and/or rectifier in the supply circuit – Discharge device and/or rectifier in shunt to the load device

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315219, 315242, 307566, H05B 3700

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046957707

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for switching a current in an inductive load comprising at least one transistor (1) which switches through its collector-emitter path the current in the load (7). The base is coupled to the emitter through a voltage-stabilizing element (5) for stabilizing the voltage supplied to the base. A dissipation device is usually added to the circuit for dissipating currents or voltages occurring in a sense opposite to the sense of conduction of the transistor (1). A simplification of the circuit and hence a decrease in the cost thereof is achieved in that the voltage-stabilizing element (5) also serves as the dissipation device.

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