Electric power system with line failure detection

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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340660, 363 51, 361 92, G08B 2100

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051968320

ABSTRACT:
An electric power circuit with line voltage failure detection includes a pair of DC conductors for receiving a DC voltage, a capacitor connected across these conductors, and a main power converter connected to produce an output voltage on a main power bus in response to the DC voltage on the power conductors. A circuit branch connected across the power conductors includes the series connection of a primary winding of a transformer and a switching device. The switching device is operated to produce a series of voltage pulses across the secondary winding of the transformer. These voltage pulses are used to produce a second output voltage. The magnitude of these voltage pulses which occur during time when the switching device is off, is detected and a line failure indicating signal is produced when this magnitude falls below a predetermined value.

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patent: 4761726 (1988-08-01), Brown

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