No-high-frequency-conversion general frequency converter
A frequency converter and high-frequency technology, applied in the field of general frequency converters, can solve problems such as increased failure rates of devices and circuits
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[0064] Figure 4 It is the principle circuit of general frequency converter without high frequency conversion, Figure 5 It is the simulation waveform of the voltage at each point. Here, we take 2 times frequency as an example (that is, input 50Hz AC voltage, output 100Hz AC voltage) for discussion:
[0065] The 50Hz sine wave input voltage V1 passes through the rectifier bridge composed of D1-D4 and becomes a 100Hz steamed bread wave voltage. MOS tube Q1, high-frequency transformer TX1, resistor R2, etc. form a voltage cutting stage. The working voltage of the drain of Q1 is 100Hz The steamed bun wave voltage Va, the base is added with 100Hz AC voltage and the rectified 200Hz forward steamed wave voltage Vb is passed. The output from the source of Q1 is the remaining waveform after Va is cut by Vb, which is the common part of the two voltages Vc.
[0066] Compensation voltage V3 and resistor R3 form a voltage compensation stage. The voltage compensation stage is actually an auxili...
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