Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Remote sensing
Patent
1976-03-23
1977-05-31
Goldberg, Gerald
Electricity: power supply or regulation systems
Remote sensing
307311, G05F 164
Patent
active
040272281
ABSTRACT:
A switching transistor inverter circuit for driving high power AC loads such as arc discharge lamps from a DC electrical energy source. Each switching transistor is included in a switching amplifier whose response time is short as compared with the response characteristic of the load and the AC cycle period. A single driver circuit is coupled to the respective switching amplifiers by photocouple isolation means through an electrooptically coupled light emitter-sensor pair. A clock pulse generator provides the necessary signal to the driver circuit which includes a phase splitter driver. A two-stage amplifier receives the signal from the sensor transistor of the photocouple and amplifies it to drive the switching transistor which is, in the preferred embodiment, a power darlington device of the monolithic type.
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Electronics Nov. 23, 1970, vol. 43, No. 24, p. 68, "Optoelectronic Switch Monitors Line Power" by J. van Zee.
General Electric Company
Goldberg Gerald
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