| 摘要 |
1,075,093. Transistor sawtooth generators. RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA. Dec. 16, 1963 [Dec. 19, 1962], No. 49646/63. Heading H3T. In a sawtooth current generator, breakdown of the base/emitter junction of the output transistor at the end of a sweep is prevented by use of a control pulse having an initial amplitude sufficiently high to render the output transistor non-conductive and having an amplitude lower than said initial amplitude during the remaining portion. Fig. 1 shows a line deflection circuit for a television receiver in which sawtooth current in the line coils HH are generated by repetitively rendering transistor 38 conductive and non-conductive by control pulses generated by a blocking oscillator comprising transistor 26. The frequency of the oscillator is governed by time-constant circuit 27 and synchronized by pulses on line 22. Circuit 29 ensures that when transistor 26 becomes conductive the waveform across the secondary winding 32 has an initial amplitude sufficiently great to sweep out the charged carriers from the base of transistor 38 and so cut off the transistor, but as capacitor 29 becomes charged, the amplitude becomes reduced so as to prevent base/emitter junction breakdown of transistor 38 in the presence of the flyback pulse but remains sufficiently high to maintain the transistor non-conductive during the flyback period. In Fig. 3 the frequency of the blocking oscillator comprising transistor 51 is governed by the resonant circuit comprising capacitors 56, 57 inductor 58. At the end of each sweep, the pulse produced by the blocking oscillator 51 allows inductor 63 to ring, giving the control voltage for transistor 52 of the form described above. In Fig. 5, the line multivibrator or blocking oscillator 121 is coupled via a transformer 123 to an intermediate transistor 128 having a capacitor 138 in the emitter circuit which operates in a similar manner to components 29 of Fig. 1. The shaped pulses thus formed are coupled by a transformer 133 to the line output stage 142 having the line deflection coils connected to terminals HH in the emitter circuit and a damping diode 145. |
