Power regulation for redundant battery supplies

Details Power regulation for redundant battery supplies Power regulation for redundant battery supplies

1993-07-02

1995-07-04

Stephan, Steven L.

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems

Output level responsive

Using a three or more terminal semiconductive device as the...

323274, 323303, G05F 156

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054303656

ABSTRACT:
A regulator circuit supplies a regulated low, DC voltage that is derived from an unregulated voltage provided by a pair of redundant batteries. The regulator circuit comprises regulation control that responds to a feedback signal developed from monitoring the regulated voltage to maintain the regulated voltage at a desired level. Battery monitors supervise the voltage levels of the batteries used, and shut down the regulator when the battery voltages drop below a predetermined voltage level to preserve battery life.

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