Power supply circuit utilizing transformer winding voltage integ

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including d.c.-a.c.-d.c. converter

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363 19, H02M 3335

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046126104

ABSTRACT:
In a power supply having transformer coupling for regulation of voltage by a pulsing of primary current, a control circuit integrates the output voltage to obtain a measure of flux and primary current. A comparator monitors the integrated voltage to terminate a pulse of primary current prior to saturation of a core of the transformer. This insures linear operation and efficient transfer of energy from the primary to the secondary windings of the transformer. A sensor of secondary current initiates a new pulse of primary current when the secondary current has decayed to a fractional value of the peak secondary current.

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