High frequency power supply system with closely regulated output for heating a workpiece
AssigneeThermatool Corp.
InventorsThomas G. Ignatowski, Michael A. Nallen, Lesley D. Frame
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AssigneeThermatool Corp.
InventorsThomas G. Ignatowski, Michael A. Nallen, Lesley D. Frame
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A method of controlling highly regulated power and frequency from a high frequency power supply system to provide a highly regulated power and frequency to a workpiece load where the highly regulated power and frequency can be independent of the workpiece load characteristics by inverter switching control and an inverter output impedance adjusting and frequency control network that can include precision variable reactor pairs with a geometrically-shaped moveable insert core section and a stationary split-bus section with a complementary geometrically-shaped split bus section and a split electric terminal bus section where the insert core section can be moved relative to the stationary split-bus section to vary the inductance of the variable reactors.
A method of controlling a highly regulated power and frequency from a high frequency power supply system to a workpiece load in a welding process or an annealing process from a full bridge inverter or a half-bridge inverter having a plurality of switching devices via an inverter output impedance adjusting and frequency control network independent of a workpiece impedance of the workpiece load, the method comprising:
A method of controlling a highly regulated power and frequency from a high frequency power supply system to a workpiece load in a welding process or an annealing process from a single phase inverter output leads from a full bridge inverter or a half-bridge inverter having a plurality of switching devices via an inverter output impedance adjusting and frequency control network independent of a workpiece impedance of the workpiece load, the method comprising:
A method of controlling a highly regulated power and frequency from a high frequency power supply system to a workpiece load in a welding process or an annealing process from a full bridge inverter or a half-bridge inverter having a plurality of switching devices via an inverter output impedance adjusting and frequency control network independent of a workpiece impedance of the workpiece load, the inverter output impedance adjusting and frequency control network comprising at least one pair of variable reactors having a reactor pair moveable insert core within a reactor pair split bus section of the at least one pair of variable reactors, the method comprising:
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