Direct current power supply

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including d.c.-a.c.-d.c. converter

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307 39, 323DIG1, 363 26, 363 88, 363124, H02M 3335

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041225147

ABSTRACT:
A direct current voltage power supply in which spaced pulses of current are made to flow through the primary winding of a power transformer. The anode-cathode path of an SCR device is connected from a point on a secondary winding to an output capacitor. A pulse width modulation circuit and a base drive circuit are connected between the output capacitor and the gate electrode of the SCR device so as to apply a pulse to the gate electrode that enables conduction between the source and drain electrodes whenever the voltage across the output capacitor drops below a given reference value.

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