Current sensing circuit for use with decoupled half bridge conve

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With condition responsive means to control the output...

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323358, 323361, 363 17, 363126, H02M 75387

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047617276

ABSTRACT:
A high power half bridge converter which uses FETs. Each of the FETs has its own power transformer. This results in a decoupled series half bridge configuration which minimizes the generation of undesirable spurious r.f. signals. Current sensing circuits for use with the decoupled series half bridge configuration are also disclosed. Each current sensing circuit uses cascaded current sensing transformers each of which has an associated circuit for resetting the transformer. In this manner a sample of the resonant current is obtained which is identical to the original except for being reduced in amplitude and d-c level.

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