Controlled power converter for thermoelectric heat pump drive

Refrigeration – With indicator or tester – Operatively correlated with automatic control

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73 29, 374 20, G10N 3100

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ABSTRACT:
A controlled power conversion system for providing power to a thermoelectric heat pump for controlling the temperature of a device, such as a chilled mirror used in a chilled mirror humidity sensor. The system uses means, responsive to a DC input power source and to a control signal representing changes in the temperature of the device, for providing periodic pulses of the DC input power having a duty cycle which is controllable in accordance with the control signal. The input power is time-averaged and an energy storage means, responsive to the periodic pulses of DC input power, is utilized to provide a controllable time averaged DC power output to the heat pump.

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