High-frequency and high-voltage power supply unit with internal protecting circuit
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A high-frequency and high-voltage power supply unit with an internal protecting circuit includes a first DC power supply device, a second DC power supply device, a converting circuit, a sensing/holding circuit, and an amplifying circuit, where the DC power supply device incorporates with the converting circuit to generate high-frequency and high-voltage power to a neon light load. A wire is connected between a core of a third transformer and the sensing/holding circuit, and a pair of discharging tips disposed between the wire and one output terminal, such that when both output terminals disconnect from the load, a discharge occurs on the dischraging tips, causing an impulse which is further fed back to the sensing/holding circuit through the amplying circuit cutting off the operation of the converting circuit. When only one output terminal disconnects from the load, an impulse is generated and fed back to the sensing/holding circuit through the amplying circuit, cutting off the operation of the converting circuit.
A high-frequency and high-voltage power supply unit with an internal protecting circuit comprising a first DC power supply means (1), a second DC power supply means (6), and converting circuit (2), a sensing/holding circuit (3), and an amplifying circuit (4):
The high-frequency and high-voltage power supply unit with an internal protecting circuit as claimed in claimed 1, wherein said power supply unit is connected to a load with its output terminals (26) and when both output terminals (26) of said power supply unit disconnect from said load, said output voltage is increased from a full-load voltage of 10,000 volts to a no-load voltage of 15,000 volts, which enables said discharging tips (27) to break through said air to discharge instantly, and instant discharging causing an impluse which is generated and coupled to said sensing/holding circuit (3) via said wire (225), said impulse triggering said SCR (35) and passing said 9-volt voltage through said SCR (35) and actuating said transistor (41) ON, which further actuates said transistor (42) to operate in said saturated status, a saturated voltage of said transistor (42) cutting off said power transistor (24) and stopping said oscillation between said coils (221 and 222), which further cuts off said power supply unit;
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