Series connected oscillating transverse field interrupter and me

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

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200144B, H02H 300

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043192963

ABSTRACT:
The invention provides a technique for interrupting current employing a plurality of series connected vacuum arcs in parallel with a resonating circuit. At least one of the series vacuum arcs is subjected to an oscillating transverse magnetic field which produces modulations in the arc voltage. The arc voltage modulations initiate oscillations in the parallel resonating circuit, producing current modulations in the series connected vacuum arcs. The current modulations rapidly extinguish the arcs, interrupting the current. Use of a plurality of series connected vacuum arcs improves the recovery voltage hold-off potential of the circuit.

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