Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Having plural converters for single conversion
Reexamination Certificate
2007-11-30
2010-06-15
Patel, Rajnikant B (Department: 2838)
Electric power conversion systems
Current conversion
Having plural converters for single conversion
C363S127000, C323S267000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07738272
ABSTRACT:
A circuit having a first input and a second input configured to apply an alternating voltage, a first output and a second output configured to supply a rectified and regulated voltage, a rectifier bridge circuit having a current return circuit, a third transistor and a fourth transistor, and a controller configured to regulate the voltage between the first and the second output to a constant value. The current return circuit is connected to the first input, the second input and to the second output. The third transistor is configured as a series voltage regulator and is connected to the first input and the first output. The fourth transistor is configured as a series voltage regulator and is connected to the second input and the first output. The controller is coupled to a control input of the third transistor and to a control input of the fourth transistor. Further, a method for rectifying and regulating voltages of a circuit is provided. The circuit and the method can be used in a contactless chip card.
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Auer Markus
Hofer Guenter
Klapf Christian
Dickstein , Shapiro, LLP.
Infineon - Technologies AG
Patel Rajnikant B
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