Reactive snubber for inductive load clamp diodes

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Arc suppression at switching point

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361 56, 361 91, 361111, 361159, H02H 904

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ABSTRACT:
A saturable reactor snubber to improve the recovery characteristics of a clamp diode used in a power switching circuit is provided with a secondary winding to permit saturating the reactor via a secondary current pulse in order to improve the turn-on speed of the clamp diode. The current pulse for saturating the reactor at turn-on is preferably derived from a shunt snubber charging pulse or from an external generator synchronized to the turn-off time of a power switching device in the switching circuit.

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