Apparatus for producing unvarying direct load current
An apparatus for producing unvarying direct load current comprises a DC voltage source, a direct-voltage-to-pulse-voltage converter (DCPVC), a pulse-voltage-to-direct voltage converter (PDCVC), a DC stabilizer, and a load connected by one of its terminals to an output of the PDCVC and by another terminal to an input of the DC stabilizer, and a control circuit connected by one of its inputs to one of the terminals of the load, by another input to an output of the direct current stabilizer, and by an output to a control input of the DCPVC. As the load varies, a stabilizing voltage at the DC stabilizer is formed, and a direct load current, unvarying in a wide range of load variations, is produced.
1. An apparatus for producing unvarying direct load current, the apparatus comprising a DC voltage source, a DC-voltage-to-pulse-voltage converter connected by an input thereof to an output of the DC voltage source, a pulse-voltage-to-DC-voltage converter connected by an input thereof to an output of the DC-voltage-to-pulse-voltage converter, a DC stabilizer, a control circuit directly connected in series by a second input of inputs thereof to a first output of the DC stabilizer and by an output thereof to a control input of the DC-voltage-to-pulse-voltage converter, and a load, wherein the load is connected by one of terminals thereof to an output of the pulse-voltage-to-DC-voltage converter and by another terminal thereof to a first input of the control circuit and to an input of the DC stabilizer connected by a second output thereof to the DC voltage source, wherein the DC stabilizer comprises a first operational amplifier, a MOS transistor and a reference voltage source, the MOS transistor being connected to the input of the DC stabilizer, to an output of the first operational amplifier, and to the first output of the DC stabilizer, and inputs of the first operational amplifier being connected to the MOS transistor and to the reference voltage source connected to the second output of the DC stabilizer, and wherein the control circuit comprises a second operational amplifier, and a first and a second resistors, a non-inverting (“+”) input of the second operational amplifier being connected to the first input of the control circuit, an inverting (“−”) input of the second operational amplifier being connected via the first resistor to the second input of the control circuit and being connected via the second resistor to the reference voltage source, an output of the second operational amplifier being connected to the output of the control circuit.