Electric power conversion systems – Phase conversion without intermediate conversion to d.c. – By dynamoelectric machine converter
Patent
1977-08-25
1979-05-01
Claffy, Kathleen H.
Electric power conversion systems
Phase conversion without intermediate conversion to d.c.
By dynamoelectric machine converter
179 17E, 363 19, H04J 100, H04M 126
Patent
active
041525469
ABSTRACT:
A ringer-power generator circuit is provided in which ring pulses cause positive and negative output voltages of a swinging choke regulator to be alternately connected to one of the tip and ring lines of a handset; and cause a control circuit to be alternately connected to and disconnected from a supply voltage. The control circuit has an RC timing circuit which delays initial turn on of the regulator to prevent bell tapping, and includes a transistor, diodes and timing circuit which control maximum output power and maximum output voltage of the regulator for causing the latter to essentially operate as a voltage limited high impedance source.
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patent: 3302130 (1967-01-01), Minks
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"Transistor Manual", General Electric Co., Seventh Edition, 1969, p. 52.
Cannon Russell A.
Chayt Kenneth A.
Claffy Kathleen H.
GTE Automatic Electric Laboratories Inc.
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