Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Periodic switch in the supply circuit – Impedance or current regulator in the supply circuit
Patent
1985-10-28
1987-03-10
Beha, Jr., William H.
Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems
Periodic switch in the supply circuit
Impedance or current regulator in the supply circuit
307584, 315DIG7, 363 37, 363132, H05B 4129, H02M 75387
Patent
active
046493212
ABSTRACT:
By driving the gate of a voltage-controlled semiconductor switch, positioned as the upper device in each leg of a DC to AC converter, from an extremely high impedance, the need for floating gate drive power sources is eliminated. The invention takes advantage of the inherent gate capacitance of the switch as an energy storage device.
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Beha Jr. William H.
Davis Jr. James C.
General Electric Company
Snyder Marvin
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