Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With starting arrangement
Patent
1983-06-06
1985-03-12
Wong, Peter S.
Electric power conversion systems
Current conversion
With starting arrangement
363 21, 323285, 323901, H02M 3335
Patent
active
045048983
ABSTRACT:
The start-up trajectory of the operating point of a DC-to-DC converter normally includes a high current locus which must be traversed to reach the steady-state operating point. In the case of a converter powered by a current-limited source, such as a power supply system where one converter powers a plurality of subsequent converters, the subsequent converters may be unable to turn on due to inadequate current drive. By using a control circuit adapted to control the start-up trajectory of a DC-to-DC converter as a continuous function of the input voltage applied to it by the current-limited source, the start-up characteristics are constrained to be compatible to both source and load permitting the converter to proceed to its steady-state operating point.
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"Start-Up Transient of a DC-to-DC Converter Powered by a Current-Limited Source", IEEE Transactions On Aerospace and Electronic Systems, vol. AES-17, No. 3, May 1981, T. G. Wilson, Jr., pp. 351-363.
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Pilukaitis Raymond W.
Wilson, Jr. Thomas G.
AT&T Bell Laboratories
Steinmetz Alfred G.
Wong Peter S.
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