Switching power supply with constant or sinusoidal input current

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – In shunt with source or load – Using a three or more terminal semiconductive device

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323266, 323267, 323271, 363 16, 363 48, 363 89, G05F 156, H02M 3335

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051554305

ABSTRACT:
The switching power supply has high output power and high efficiency. The input voltage may be AC or DC. The input current may be constant or sinusoidal, output voltage fixed or variable. Smallest possible peak currents of switches result in best possible line and component utilizations at any time. In particular, inrush and surge currents are eliminated. A diode applies the input voltage to the output. A capacitor is coupled to the input for storing a base voltage. A switch selectively couples the capacitor to the output. A converter is used to convert the output voltage into the base voltage. The load is coupled to the output and further to the input or ground. A filter can be used to reduce output ripple voltage.

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patent: 4692851 (1987-09-01), Attwood
patent: 4729081 (1988-03-01), Nilssen
patent: 4831508 (1989-05-01), Hunter

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