Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With auxiliary bucking or boosting emf
Patent
1997-10-21
1999-03-02
Riley, Shawn
Electric power conversion systems
Current conversion
With auxiliary bucking or boosting emf
2191304, H02M 700
Patent
active
058779523
ABSTRACT:
Power supply apparatus includes a converter which converts a commercial AC voltage into a DC voltage. An inverter converts the DC voltage into a high frequency voltage. The high frequency voltage is voltage-transformed by a transformer, and then rectified and smoothed by a rectifier and a smoothing reactor into a DC voltage. This DC voltage is applied between a workpiece and a torch. A high frequency voltage generator generates a high frequency voltage and applies it to a primary winding of a coupling transformer. A boosted high frequency voltage is induced in a first secondary winding and applied between the workpiece and the torch, so that arcing is initiated. The coupling transformer includes a second secondary winding in which another high frequency voltage is induced. The high frequency voltage induced in the second secondary winding is converted into a DC voltage by a diode and a smoothing capacitor for application between the workpiece and the torch, so that the arcing is sustained.
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Danjo Kenzo
Hashimoto Takashi
Kinoshita Atsushi
Moriguchi Haruo
Okamoto Shigeru
Murray, Esq. William H.
Riley Shawn
Sansha Electric Manufacturing Co., Limited
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