Programmable power supply with dual mode cross over clamps

Electricity: motive power systems – Positional servo systems – Multiple mode systems

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C318S609000, C363S017000, C363S097000

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07098622

ABSTRACT:
A power supply programmable for a constant current mode and a constant voltage mode and selectively operable in either mode. Respective circuits associated with each of a constant voltage loop and a constant current loop track a control voltage of the other loop when the other loop is operating closed loop and maintains a control voltage of the open loop at a tracking offset value from the control voltage of the closed loop, allowing the open loop to rapidly assume control of the power supply during a mode transition. The tracking offset value is briefly increased during a mode transition to interrupt oscillation tendencies, resulting in faster mode cross-over and reduced overshoots, while maintaining stability.

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patent: 5822198 (1998-10-01), Fraidlin et al.
patent: 6388412 (2002-05-01), Reed et al.

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