Voltage detection circuits for a-c power supplies

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Pulsating or a.c. supply – Transformer in the supply circuit

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307350, 315 35, 324102, 328165, 363 39, 363 45, H05B 4116, H05B 4124

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043743463

ABSTRACT:
A power supply control circuit is especially useful for a traveling wave tube, although it may also be used anyplace where desirable. An a-c power voltage is supplied to an input of the control circuit, where its frequency is multiplied to become a voltage having a period which is no greater than the duration of a power voltage fluctuation which might damage the traveling wave tube, unless corrected. The wave form of the multiplied frequency is shaped to provide a comparison voltage wave form, which is compared with a reference voltage. The a-c power voltage applied to said traveling wave tube is controlled responsive to the output of the comparison means.

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