Proportional base drive circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307300, H03K 1708

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051382024

ABSTRACT:
A proportional base drive circuit for a power transistor. A first MOSFET, when enabled by an ON pulse, initially supplies the base drive current from a power supply to the base of the power transistor. The resulting current flow through the transistor to a load causes a proportional current to be induced in a current transformer. The induced current is supplied to the base of the power transistor through the first MOSFET. When an OFF pulse is applied, the first MOSFET is disabled and supplies no current to the base of the transistor. At the same time a second MOSFET causes the base-emitter junction of the power transistor to be negatively biased, thereby quickly switching the power transistor off.

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