Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Erich Schmidtner

Manfred Schlenk

Edmund R Poetsch

Horst Morgott

Ratko Kosorcic

Hans-Hasso Goercke

The secondary winding of a high power transformer for clocked power supplies is composed of a plurality of skeins extending parallel to one another which are, in turn, constructed of a plurality of stranded conductors extending parallel to one another, whereby the stranded conductors are composed of wire-shaped individual conductors respectively provided with an insulating surface and twisted or woven with one another. All stranded conductors are electrically and mechanically connected to one another at both ends of their respective skeins and all skeins are connected to one another at one end of the secondary winding and connected to one another across respective rectifiers at the other end thereof.

High-power transformer

A control arrangement for the uniform load distribution of at least two power supply devices connected in parallel at their outputs and designed as switch controllers having pulse width modulators provides a common voltage regulator for the power supply devices and a respective non-steady and a steady current regulator per power supply device. The control outputs of three respective regulators are connectred to maximum value selection circuits which precede the pulse width modulators. In three-phase operation having a center conductor of such devices, a uniform load distribution to each device and, therefore, a balancing of the three-phase network is achieved by substituting a proportional-integral controller for the non-steady current regulators and forming the difference of the output currents of the switch controllers with the proportional-integral controller so that the controlling variable at the output thereof is supplied to one maximum value selection circuit via an inverter and is directly supplied to the other maximum value selection circuit.

Control arrangement for a uniform load distribution of at least two

An integrated regulating module for current and voltage regulation is employed in a circuit arrangement for limiting and regulating the collector current of a control transistor of a switching network component. The module comprises a pulse width modulator, a reference voltage source, an operational amplifier for current regulation, an operational amplifier for voltage regulation, a disconnect device and two dual outputs. The control transistor is connected in series with a current transformer whose secondary is connected in parallel to a series arrangement of a diode and a variable resistor, and a half-wave rectifier circuit. Two bistable switches are provided such that one input of the first bistable switch is connected to the reference voltage source of the regulating module and the other input is connected to the output of the regulating module. The output of the first bistable switch is connected to one input of the current regulating operational amplifier and the other input is connected to a tap of voltage divider which is connected across the output of the half-wave rectifier. One input of the second bistable switch is connected to the tap of the variable resistor, its other input is connected to a further reference voltage and its output is connected to drive the disconnect device of the integrated regulating module.

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Munich, Germany

Erich Schmidtner