Protective inductive devices with increased ability to absord vo

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Voltage regulator protective circuits

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361111, 361118, 336175, 336233, H02H 320

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047604840

ABSTRACT:
An inductive device composed of a bead of magnetic material, such as ferrite, has an aperture through which an electrical conductor is adapted to pass. The bead is formed unsymmetrically about at least one axis. The asymmetry of the bead alters the magnetic characteristic of the bead so as to increase its ability to absorb volt-seconds on the conductor and thereby prevent destructively high currents. The inductive device is advantageously used in the d.c. supply to the power transistors of an inverter to protect the transistors from current surges due to the simultaneous conduction of the transistors.

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