Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Siemens Aktiengesell Schaft

Rudolf Seibert

Manfred Schwendtner

Claus Cramer

Karlheinz Kutschera

Walther Scharm

According to the invention, a buffer capacitor (4) is connected, on the one hand, via a series controller (5) limiting the charging voltage of the buffer capacitor (4), to supply voltage terminals (2, 3) and, on the other hand, via a voltage stabilizing circuit (6), to lead terminals (1a, 1b) of the electronic device (1). Thus the buffer capacitor (4) can be charged to a charging voltage which is clearly above the operating voltage of the electronic device (1), so that the period until the minimum operating voltage of the electronic device (1) is reduced, is lengthened. In addition, a constant operating voltage is available for the electronic device (1).

Capacitively buffered power supply for an electronic device

An arrangement for introducing audio-frequency signals into a power supply line containing a compensating capacitor, through a junction converter having primary winding which is connected with an audio-frequency signal generator. The secondary winding of the junction converter is connected in series with the compensating capacitors which are not located in a parallel branch line to the secondary winding of the junction converter, and thus do not represent a load on the audio-frequency signal. The audio-frequency signal is coupled into the power supply line through the compensating capacitors which are connected in series with the secondary winding, whereby the coupling in is effected, on the one hand, through one and, on the other hand, through two parallel-connected compensating capacitors.

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Kirchheim-Heimstetten, Germany

Rudolf Seibert