System and method for power supply noise reduction
An electrosurgical system includes an electrosurgical generator, a power source configured to deliver power to at least one load connected to the generator, a master configured to generate an initial pulse, and a plurality of slaves connected in series to the master. The initial pulse cooperates with a first floating power supply configured to create an electrical connection between at least one first load and the power source. A first slave is configured to generate a subsequent pulse based on the initial pulse. The subsequent pulse cooperates with a second floating power supply configured to create an electrical connection between at least one second load and the power source. The subsequent pulse is configured to cause an ensuing slave to generate an additional pulse. The additional pulse cooperates with a corresponding floating power supply configured to create an electrical connection between at least one additional load and the power source.
1. A noise reduction circuit for use with an electrosurgical system comprising:
a master device configured to generate an initial pulse signal and to be electrically connected to a first floating power supply; and
a plurality of slave devices connected in series to the master device, the plurality of slave devices including:
a first slave device configured to be electrically connected to a second floating power supply; and
a second slave device configured to be electrically connected to a third floating power supply, the first slave device configured to generate a first subsequent pulse signal based on the initial pulse signal, the first subsequent pulse signal causing the second slave device to generate a second subsequent pulse signal.
2. The noise reduction circuit according to claim 1 , wherein at least one of the master device, the first slave device, or the second slave device is a 555 timer.
3. The noise reduction circuit according to claim 1 , wherein at least one of the initial pulse signal, the first subsequent pulse signal, or the second subsequent pulse signal is a one-shot signal.
4. An electrosurgical system, comprising:
a master device configured to generate an initial pulse signal electrically cooperating with a first floating power supply configured to create an electrical connection between a first load and a power source; and
a plurality of slave devices connected in series to the master device and including:
a first slave device; and
a second slave device, the first slave device configured to generate a first subsequent pulse signal based on the initial pulse signal, the first subsequent pulse signal electrically cooperating with a second floating power supply configured to create an electrical connection between a second load and the power source, the first subsequent pulse signal configured to cause the second slave device to generate a second subsequent pulse signal electrically cooperating with a third floating power supply configured to create an electrical connection between a third load and the power source.
5. The electrosurgical system according to claim 4 , wherein at least one of the master device, the first slave device, or the second slave device is a 555 timer.
6. The electrosurgical system according to claim 4 , wherein at least one of the first floating power supply, the second floating power supply, or the third floating power supply is a flyback converter.
7. The electrosurgical system according to claim 4 , wherein at least one of the initial pulse signal, the first subsequent pulse signal, or the second subsequent pulse signal is a one-shot signal.