Electronic inductor

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Output level responsive – Using a transformer or inductor as the final control device

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323247, 323263, 323358, 379378, G05F 124

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048960934

ABSTRACT:
To produce a high current carring inductor with a high inductance value in space normally too small, a transformer is chosen which meets space requirements and has a primary winding of sufficient current capacity, but too little inductance. A bidirectional current source drives the secondary winding under control of a feedback circuit in response to sensed primary winding current to effectively multiply the primary winding inductance.

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