Device for transforming an alternating current to a direct curre

Electricity: battery or capacitor charging or discharging – Serially connected batteries or cells – With discharge of cells or batteries

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320 19, 320 35, 320 57, 320 59, H02J 706

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ABSTRACT:
A device for transforming an alternating current to a direct current particularly adapted for charging of storage batteries, the device comprising a transformer, a rectifier element in series with the secondary of the transformer, a semiconductor rectifier bridge having an alternating current diagonal in series with the primary of the transformer and a direct current diagonal connected to the output of the rectifier element for diverting and rectifying part of the alternating current and delivering it in the same direction as the secondary current.

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