High frequency ferroresonant power supply for a deflection and h

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Cathode ray tube circuits – Power supply from deflection circuit source

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358190, H01J 2970

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ABSTRACT:
A high frequency ferroresonant transformer is driven by a high frequency power source coupled to a drive winding of the ferroresonant transformer. Around saturating portions of the core are wound a low voltage winding for providing a B+ scanning voltage and a high voltage winding for providing an ultor voltage. Tuning of the ferroresonant transformer for regulating the B+ and ultor voltages may be provided by the high voltage winding distributed capacitance, for example, or by a discrete capacitor coupled across a winding associated with the saturating portions of the core, for example.

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F. A. Benson, Voltage Stabilization, pp. 237-242.
T. Kadota et al., Stabilized Power Supply Incorporating High-Frequency Ferro-Resonance Transformer, 10/7/77, Convention of Institute of Television Engineers of Japan.

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