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Title:
Modulated energy conservative current supply
Abstract:
A regulated current source including a large inductance provides desired, average DC current by modulation of an electron switch, such that the inductance is disconnected from the power supply on a regular basis by a clock circuit, and the switch reconnects the power supply when the current in a return path to the inductor has decayed to a desired magnitude. The desired decay current across a resistor is compared with a reference which turns the switch on in the absence of the turn-off signal from a clock. As an energy saving adjunct in a deflection amplifier system for a CRT, a bipolar embodiment employing a single large inductance and duplicate other apparatus provides a regulated current of either polarity or zero magnitude, the inductor current being maintained even when providing zero current with the deflection system.
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Inventors:
Kalmanash, Michael H. (Bethel, CT, US) Waehner, Glenn C. (Riverside, CT, US)
Application Number:
513359
Filing Date: 1974-10-09 Publication_date: 1976-01-27 Assignee:
United Technologies Corporation (Hartford, CT)
Primary Class(es):
323/287
307/52, 315/387, 315/411
Other Classes:
US Patent Ref:
| 3237008 | Feb, 1966 | Karp et al. | 323/22. | | 3404310 | Oct, 1968 | Williams | 315/389. | | 3426245 | Feb, 1969 | Yurasek et al. | 315/389. | | 3562623 | Feb, 1971 | Farnsworth | 323/DIG. | | 3600666 | Aug, 1971 | Gliever | 323/DIG. | | 3621372 | Nov, 1971 | Paine | 323/DIG. | | 3628083 | Dec, 1971 | Holmes | 315/387. | | 3787730 | Jan, 1974 | Ray et al. | 323/25. | | 3818306 | Jun, 1974 | Marini | 323/DIG. | | 3818318 | Jun, 1974 | Schott et al. | 323/17. | | 3835368 | Sep, 1974 | Williams | 323/DIG. | | 3849665 | Nov, 1974 | Wells | 323/22. |
Other Refs:
Primary Examiner:
Goldberg, Gerald
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney:
Williams; M. P.
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