| 摘要 |
<p>723,801. Switching systems for transformers. PHILIPS ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES, Ltd. March 14, 1952 [March 17, 1951], No. 6667/52. Class 38 (4). A control system for a transformer which is energized during brief switching periods by an alternating current is characterized in that the transformer core is premagnetized by a direct current between successive switching periods and the instant at which the alternating current is switched on to the primary winding of the transformer is so related to the polarity of the direct current premagnetization of the core that the alternating current initially tends to magnetize the core in a sense opposite to that of the remanent magnetization of the core. Between the switching periods the primary winding of a transformer 2 is supplied with direct current from a source 8 through normally closed contacts 9, 10 associated with a relay 3. A relay 7 is energized when the transformer is to be brought into circuit and thereupon prepares a circuit through the winding of the relay 3 which is further controlled by voltage-responsive means 6 in such a way that the relay 3 is energized only at a predetermined point in a cycle of the alternating current supply 1 and is de-energized only at the end of a half-cycle thereof when the voltage has the same polarity as it had during the first half-cycle when the relay was energized. Thus energization of the relay 3 removes the direct current premagnetization of the transformer by opening contacts 9, 10 and connects the alternating current supply 1 to the transformer by closing contacts, 4 5, the alternating current initially magnetizing the core in the opposite sense to the remanent magnetism therein. Alternatively the contacts 9, 10 may be associated with the relay 7, in which case the desired effect is produced by remanent magnetism, or with the device 6 and further it may be desirable to limit the period of premagnetization.</p> |
