Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including push-pull amplifier
Patent
1976-10-12
1978-08-15
Claffy, Kathleen H.
Amplifiers
With semiconductor amplifying device
Including push-pull amplifier
179 1A, 179 1F, 330 83, 330276, H03F 134, H03F 330
Patent
active
041076206
ABSTRACT:
A bipolar regulated power supply employing an autotransformer to couple the output to the load is provided with a direct current feedback connected directly across the load. In this way losses in the transformer and leads connecting to the load are compensated for and direct current is eliminated from the output transformer when the input is ac coupled.
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Birman Paul
Nercessian Sarkis
Barber Alfred W.
Chayt Kenneth A.
Claffy Kathleen H.
Forbro Design Corp.
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