Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons
Patent
1980-09-22
1982-08-17
Heyman, John S.
Electrical transmission or interconnection systems
Nonlinear reactor systems
Parametrons
307268, 328223, 331117R, 331179, H03K 507
Patent
active
043451659
ABSTRACT:
A pulse generating circuit includes a first trigger circuit including a resistor (43) and transistors (34 and 42) for applying a current pulse to a resonant circuit (capacitor 31-inductor 32) to produce a sinusoidal output pulse having a predetermined width and amplitude, and a second trigger circuit including a resistor (64) and transistors (34 and 67) for applying current to a resonant circuit (capacitors 31 and 33-inductor 32) to produce a sinusoidal output pulse having a second predetermined width. In another embodiment, an inductor (76) contained in a resonant circuit (inductor 76-capacitor 77) is magnetically coupled to the base of a transistor (79) contained in an operate circuit. By selectively connecting various capacitors (99 and 112) and resistors (91 and 114) into the resonant and operate circuits, the overall circuit functions to produce output signals at a first frequency and amplitude and at a second frequency and amplitude or at a third frequency and amplitude when both sets of capacitors and resistors are simultaneously connected.
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patent: 2848613 (1958-08-01), Green et al.
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patent: 3297963 (1967-01-01), Halsted
patent: 3363198 (1968-01-01), Davies
patent: 3609408 (1971-09-01), Motisher
Heyman John S.
Miller R. P.
Western Electric Company Inc.
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