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Supply circuit for a load which is to be continually supplied within a projectile

Assignee: Diehl Verwaltungs Stiftung
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Filing: 1981-07-27
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Granted: 1983-12-20
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Expires: 2001-07-27
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Abstract

Abstract A supply circuit for a load which is to be continually supplied within a projectile, with a generator connected ahead of a voltage generator, in particular a thermo-generator, which provides a power output which increases to a maximum within a first supply stage of the load and drops off in a contiguous second supply phase of the load, whereby during the first and second supply phases the provided power output is greater than the power required for the operation of the load. The load and an RC-charging circuit with a storage condenser are located in parallel at the voltage generator output so that during the first supply phase of the load there will charge the storage condenser wherein a diode is connected into the RC-charging circuit so as to prevent the discharge of the storage condenser during the second supply phase, and in which a switch controlled by the output voltage of the voltage generator is connected between the storage condenser and the load, which is blocked during the first supply phase and which is actuated as soon as the output voltage of the voltage generator has reached a value in which is insufficient for the operation of the load, whereby in a third supply phase the load is supplied through the switch from the storage condenser.

Inventors

  • 👤 Harald Wich

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
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Last Synchronized 2026-10-29 23:13
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02J; H02J1/00; H02J1/14

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim 206 words
In a supply circuit for a load to be continually supplied in a projectile, including a generator, particularly a thermo-generator connected ahead of a voltage generator, which provides a power output which rises to a maximum in a first phase of the load and drops off in a second contiguous phase of the load, wherein during the first and the second supply phase the power provided is greater than the power required for the operation of the load; the improvement comprising: said load and an RC-charging circuit having a storage condenser connected in parallel with said voltage generator output so as to charge the storage condenser during the first supply phase; a diode connected in said RC-charging circuit so as to prevent a discharge of said storage condenser during the second supply phase; and a switch controlled by the output voltage of the voltage generator being connected between the storage condenser and the load, said switch being blocked during the first and the second supply phase and being actuated upon the output voltage of the voltage generator having reached a value insufficient for the operation of the load whereby in a contiguous third supply phase the load is supplied through said switch from said storage condenser.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 206 words
In a supply circuit for a load to be continually supplied in a projectile, including a generator, particularly a thermo-generator connected ahead of a voltage generator, which provides a power output which rises to a maximum in a first phase of the load and drops off in a second contiguous phase of the load, wherein during the first and the second supply phase the power provided is greater than the power required for the operation of the load; the improvement comprising: said load and an RC-charging circuit having a storage condenser connected in parallel with said voltage generator output so as to charge the storage condenser during the first supply phase; a diode connected in said RC-charging circuit so as to prevent a discharge of said storage condenser during the second supply phase; and a switch controlled by the output voltage of the voltage generator being connected between the storage condenser and the load, said switch being blocked during the first and the second supply phase and being actuated upon the output voltage of the voltage generator having reached a value insufficient for the operation of the load whereby in a contiguous third supply phase the load is supplied through said switch from said storage condenser.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 33 words
Supply circuit as claimed in claim 1, comprising a diode connected ahead of said load, said diode preventing a discharge of the storage condenser to said voltage generator during the third supply phase.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 31 words
Supply circuit as claimed in claim 1 or 2, said switch comprising a thyristor having a control electrode connected at a pickup of a voltage divider parallel to said storage condenser.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 34 words
Supply circuit as claimed in claim 1 or 2, said switch comprising a switching transistor controlled by a sweep circuit connected to the output voltage of said voltage generator and to said storage condenser.

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