Device for regulating the intensity of the electric current in a

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including d.c.-a.c.-d.c. converter

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363 37, 363 97, 363131, H02M 5453

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ABSTRACT:
A device for regulating the intensity of an electric current in a receiver has a primary circuit containing a rectifier bridge connected across the terminals of a main power supply, thus defining a positive terminal and a negative terminal on the bridge after rectification. The positive and negative terminals are connected in series to a high-speed on/off switch and a parallel resonant circuit. The parallel resonant circuit includes an inductor and a capacitor connected in parallel. The device also includes a secondary circuit coupled magnetically to the primary circuit. The secondary circuit is connected in series with the receiver whose intensity it is desired to regulate.

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IEEE 1991 Int. Conf. On Consumer Electronics, Jun. 5, 1991 Rosemont, USA pp. 60-61.

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