Circuit arrangement for obtaining a sawtooth current in a coil

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307252J, 307282, 328 65, 328223, 315408, H03K 483

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041223632

ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement for obtaining a periodic sawtooth current in a coil, particularly in a deflection coil of a kinescope, is described. The circuit arrangement comprises a first, unidirectional conductivity device, disposed in parallel to a circuit branch comprising the deflection coil, and a second, controllable switching device, having a control electrode connected to a source of periodic pulses which render conductive the second device during a part of the period of the sawtooth. The main feature of the circuit arrangement is to comprise a resonant series circuit disposed in parallel to the second device; the second device and the resonant series circuit are connected to the deflection coil and to the first device at least through a third, unidirectional conductivity device.

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