Base drive circuit for a switching power transistor

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

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363 41, 363 97, 323289, 307297, H02M 3335

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045959749

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for controlling the base drive of switching transistor in a power supply wherein the switching transistor is coupled to the primary winding of a transformer linking the primary and secondary circuits of the power supply. Optimum operation of the switching transistor implies a desired level of saturation thereof. Base drive for the switching transistor is provided by a second conducting transistor. An excess of current flowing in the switching transistor is sensed, thereby effecting a reduction in the current flow in the second transistor. The latter condition causes a diminution in the base drive of the switching transistor and a return to its desired level of saturation.

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