High speed, large-current power control apparatus

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Output level responsive – Using a three or more terminal semiconductive device as the...

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361101, 363 56, G05F 1573, H02H 300

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ABSTRACT:
A power control apparatus for protecting an electrical circuit from excessive current and in particular for protecting it from a large and fast transition pulse caused by a rapid current polarity transition. At least two switching devices are coupled in series or in parallel between a power supply and a load. A gate signal is generated to change the switching devices from conductive state to nonconducting state in response to detection of an excessive current state. The gate signal is delayed by a predetermined period of time to change the switching devices into the nonconducting state after all of the switching devices are saturated so that the rapid current polarity transition is eliminated.

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