Regulator fault protection circuit

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific voltage responsive fault sensor

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315411, 358243, H02H 320

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045625085

ABSTRACT:
A protection circuit for a video display apparatus causes shutdown to occur at substantially the same high voltage level for all fault conditions. The video display apparatus incorporates an SCR regulator and a high voltage transformer tuned to the third harmonic. To counter the effect of shutdown to occur at a higher voltage level for a shorted SCR fault than for other faults, the SCR anode control pulse is processed to provide a signal having different voltage levels for normal SCR operation and shorted SCR operation. The voltage level which occurs during a shorted SCR condition is selected to cause shutdown of the video display apparatus at substantially the same high voltage level as that for other fault conditions.

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