Electricity: motive power systems – Field or secondary circuit control – Impedance-controlled
Patent
1979-08-14
1982-08-31
Weldon, Ulysses
Electricity: motive power systems
Field or secondary circuit control
Impedance-controlled
318512, 318513, H02P 134
Patent
active
043474691
ABSTRACT:
A circuit provides an electrical output signal proportional to but electrically isolated from a current flowing in a power circuit, and more particularly, to the current supplied to the field or armature winding of a DC motor load which receives power from a rectifier circuit coupled to an AC power source. The circuit includes a transformer including at least two windings, a primary and a secondary, wound on a saturable core. The primary winding is coupled to the power circuit, whereas the secondary winding is coupled to an output circuit along with control circuit means which are adapted to keep the core out of saturation in response to a power current flowing in the primary winding which by itself is adapted to drive the core into saturation. Accordingly, the time the core is not in saturation an output current flows in the secondary winding, which is related to the primary current by the turns ratio of the transformer.
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Beusse James H.
General Electric Company
Renner Arnold E.
Weldon Ulysses
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