Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including automatic or integral protection means
Patent
1985-07-22
1987-02-10
Wong, Peter S.
Electric power conversion systems
Current conversion
Including automatic or integral protection means
363 21, H02H 7122
Patent
active
046427503
ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement for switching a current through an inductive load includes at least one semiconductor switch which periodically switches the current through the load at a switching frequency. The main current path of the semiconductor switch is switched alternately to the conductive and to the non-conductive state. The semiconductor switch has a parasitic capacitance and has connected parallel to it a voltage-limiting element for limiting the voltage applied to it. An increase of the switching frequency is attained with simultaneous operation of the circuit arrangement with minimum losses in the semiconductor switch by using a voltage-limiting element (20, 21) which has an inductive input impedance at the switching frequency.
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Franzblau Bernard
Mayer Robert T.
U.S. Philips Corporation
Wong Peter S.
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