Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Input level responsive – Phase controlled switching using electronic tube or a three...
Patent
1995-05-31
1997-01-07
Nguyen, Matthew V.
Electricity: power supply or regulation systems
Input level responsive
Phase controlled switching using electronic tube or a three...
327452, G05F 500
Patent
active
055920730
ABSTRACT:
A common and inexpensive integrated 555 timing circuit is used to vary the timing of triac firing pulses in response to a control voltage. A trigger pulse generator generates a pulse at each zero cross-over of an AC line. This pulse initiates a variable, one shot pulse generator which generates a rectangular pulse. The rectangular pulse terminates following a time interval which is controlled by the magnitude of a control input signal. A pulse forming circuit generates a triac firing pulse at the termination of the rectangular pulse from the one shot pulse generator.
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Foster Frank H.
Nguyen Matthew V.
Sunpower, Inc.
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