Controllable inductor
An inductor, a technology for controlling current, used in variable inductors, inductors, variable transformers, etc.
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[0021] Fig. 1 illustrates the connection of an inductor according to the invention having a control winding each core connected in series in a three-phase AC circuit. The inductor has a main winding 1, a core 2 arranged substantially coaxially with the main winding and a control winding 3 extending axially through the core for each phase of a three-phase network. In this way, each main winding 1 is connected in series in one phase of the AC network and has an upper end at high potential, the voltage falling towards the lower end in FIG. 1 , which may or may not be at ground potential. The control windings 3 are connected in series with each other and extend symmetrically between them by means of a part 4, said part 4 and the part of the control winding extending through the core are made of plate material with high electrical conductivity, for example copper plate, in the form of this plate structure The control winding has a stable mechanical structure and is able to guide th...
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