Gated back-clamped transistor switching circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Personnel safety or limit control features – Interlock

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307237, 307280, 307319, H03K 333, H03K 1908, H03K 1760, H03K 2330

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042465010

ABSTRACT:
The output transistor of a switching circuit is driven into saturation for obtaining fast turnon thereof, and maintained in saturation during a substantial portion of its period of operation, for obtaining minimum power dissipation thereof relative to its unsaturated state. A short time before turning off the output transistor, a diode is connected across its base and collector electrodes, for diverting some of the base current from the base electrode into the collector electrode thereof, thereby causing the transistor to come out of saturation, reducing the accumulated charge in the base region thereof, permitting faster turnoff of the transistor relative to its saturated state.

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