Inductor devices – Inductive regulators with no relatively moving parts – With magnetic shunt to increase leakage reactance
Patent
1978-12-06
1981-09-08
Kozma, Thomas J.
Inductor devices
Inductive regulators with no relatively moving parts
With magnetic shunt to increase leakage reactance
336 83, 336165, 336178, 336211, H01F 1706, H01F 7108, H01F 7724
Patent
active
042887739
ABSTRACT:
A lamp ballast has a pair of adjacent gapped "O" magnetic cores made of nested, almost complete loops of amorphous metal strip with the gaps in the loops shaped and arranged under the secondary coil to simulate any type of restricted cross section for shaping the lamp current. A long slender reactor has a similar configuration in which the gaps are staggered; a different embodiment has a long central core of compressed amorphous metal flake and a helical overwrap of ribbon. An alloy of iron, boron, and silicon with a high B.sub.r /B.sub.s ratio is preferred for these inductive devices.
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Alley Robert P.
Tompkins Russell E.
Davis Jr. James C.
General Electric Company
Kozma Thomas J.
Steinberg William H.
Webb II Paul R.
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