Master-slave high current D.C. power supply

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Having plural converters for single conversion

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363 17, H02J 110, H02M 3335

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043386580

ABSTRACT:
A high current, low voltage, regulated D.C. power supply incorporating a parallel pair of bridges connected across a D.C. supply and each having alternately switched opposite legs for producing across its output a relatively high frequency A.C. to a stepdown transformer. Each of the bridges is switched out of phase with the other to minimize output ripple in the combined D.C. produced from rectifiers at the secondary of the stepdown transformers. Regulation of the supply is provided by a current sensor at the secondary of each transformer which produces a signal that is compared with a signal representing D.C. output level to alter the duty cycle in the switching circuitry to the parallel bridges. The novel feature is that the regulation control circuits of two or more identical supplies may be coupled to produce master-slave power supply combinations capable of greatly increasing the output power capabilities.

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patent: 4174534 (1979-11-01), Kotlarewsky

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