Voltage sense circuit for a bubble memory voltage booster

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – In shunt with source or load – Using choke and switch across source

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323316, 323317, 330257, G05F 110, G05F 320

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044619898

ABSTRACT:
In a voltage boost circuit for use in conjunction with a bubble memory operational driver, an output transistor alternately turns on and off so as to permit current to flow through an inductor which, when terminated by turning off the output transistor, causes a high voltage to be built up across the inductor which causes charge to be transferred to and stored in a capacitor. The output transistor is not turned on again until the voltage across the inductor falls below a predetermined value. A current mirror circuit is coupled to the comparator input and includes a buffer transistor which, when the voltage at the comparator input exceeds the break-down voltage of the buffer transistor, acts as a BV.sub.ceo level shifter.

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patent: 4399399 (1983-08-01), Joseph

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