Circuit arrangement for drive of a thyristor with light

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307252N, 307252UA, 307311, 307581, H03K 1760, H03K 345, H03K 17687

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045785953

ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement for drive of a thyristor with light comprises a zero pause control which permits an ignition of a thyristor only in a proximity of a zero point of the thyristor voltage. The control contains an IGFET which transports away a base current of the phototransistor effecting ignition when the thyristor voltage exceeds a specific value. The gate terminal of the IGFET connects to an alternating voltage via a photodiode. The zero point control can only be activated when the photodiode is illuminated.

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