Multistand AC/DC converter with baseline crossing detection

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Using semiconductor-type converter

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363 61, 363142, H02M 706

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056548842

ABSTRACT:
The current invention provides circuitry for use in an integrated circuit controlled voltage doubler/bridge circuit such that during any period wherein a lack of AC supply voltage is detected by the circuitry and following a period of AC input voltage within a lower defined range of values, repeated triac firing pulses are provided such that the AC supply will be rectified and doubled as soon as such a supply returns, whether the supply returns with the same or opposite polarity to that which it had, just before being interrupted.

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