Regulator circuit for converting alternating input to a constant

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including automatic or integral protection means

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323266, 323300, 363 86, 363 89, H02H 7127, H02M 7155, G05F 1563

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047543884

ABSTRACT:
A high efficiency integrated power converter adapted for direct connection to line voltage and having on chip protection from overcurrent may be implemented utilizing a GTO-SCR as the switch element in a switching power converter such that the converter requires no external transformer or inductor based voltage reducing circuitry. The input voltage may vary over a wide dynamic range without deterioration in circuit performance due to the extremely high anode to cathode breakdown voltage of the switching element and further due to the on chip protection from excess current flow through the switching element.

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Derdall, "Switching Regulator with no Choke," IBM Tech. Disc. Bul., vol. 26, No. 6, Nov., 1983.

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