Device for monitoring thyristors of high-voltage valve

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – With rotor

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324 96, 324158D, 340645, G01R 2500, G01R 3122

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044713010

ABSTRACT:
A device for monitoring thyristors of a high-voltage valve comprises thyristor voltage detectors coupled via light guides to a buffer storage unit through a selector. Also provided are an OR gate assembly, an adder, a memory unit, and a comparison unit, which are placed in series and coupled to a control unit. The OR gate assembly is connected to the buffer storage unit which is also coupled to the control unit. A second input of the comparison unit is connected to a second output of the adder, while its output is connected to an indicator signalling the quantity of disabled thyristors and to a unit protecting the high-voltage valve against breakdown. The selector is also connected to an indicator signalling the numbers of disabled thyristors.

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patent: 4025845 (1977-05-01), Lhommelet et al.

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