Current stabilizer with starting circuit

Details Current stabilizer with starting circuit Current stabilizer with starting circuit

1984-03-30

1986-01-28

Wong, Peter S.

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems

Self-regulating

Using a three or more terminal semiconductive device as the...

323312, 323901, G05F 316

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045674264

ABSTRACT:
Two current circuits are between two common terminals (+V.sub.B and -V.sub.B). The ratio between the currents in the two current circuits is defined by a first current-dividing circuit, and the absolute values of these currents are defined by means of a second current-dividing circuit, in particular a resistor in this second current-dividing circuit. In order to ensure that the current-stabilizing assumes the proper state upon activation, a first current-supply circuit is coupled to the input of the second current-dividing circuit, which current-supply circuit comprises the series arrangement of a resistor and a transistor arranged as a diode, and a second current-supply circuit is coupled to the output of the current-dividing circuit, which second current-supply circuit includes a transistor whose base is connected in common with that of the transistor of the first current-supply circuit.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4185236 (1980-01-01), van de Plassche et al.
patent: 4282477 (1981-08-01), Ahmed
patent: 4399399 (1983-08-01), Joseph

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