Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Output level responsive – Using an impedance as the final control device
Patent
1988-11-08
1990-08-07
Beha, Jr., William H.
Electricity: power supply or regulation systems
Output level responsive
Using an impedance as the final control device
323288, 323354, 363 89, G05F 146
Patent
active
049471023
ABSTRACT:
A switched resistor regulator is constructed whose duty cycle response is nonlinear with small changes in input control voltage. Specifically, the response of a pulse-width modulator is made to increase less than linearly with small changes in input control voltage. In a preferred embodiment, the pulse-width modulator is altered by comparing the input control voltage with a nonlinear reference signal, rather than the substantially linear reference signal which is used in prior art pulse-width modulators. Specifically, the nonlinear reference signal may be generated by a nonlinear reference voltage circuit, such as an RC charging circuit, or such as a D/A converter controlled by a clocked programmable microprocessor.
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Ekstrand John P.
Holsinger Kevin
Beha Jr. William H.
Peckman Kristine
Spectra-Physics Inc.
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