| 摘要 |
<p>1,267,131. Electro-erosion. ELOX Inc. 30 April, 1970 [21 Aug., 1969], No. 20780/70. Heading B3V. [Also in Division H3] An electro-erosion circuit comprises a pair of series connected power sources 10, 12, a first electronic switch 18 connected in series with one of the sources 12 and the machining gap 14-16, a second electronic switch 30 connected in series with both of the sources 10, 12 and the gap and a drive voltage source 28, 28a connected to the control electrodes of both of the switches 18, 30 to turn them on and off in phase to provide superimposed pulses to the gap. Sources 10 and 12 are high and low voltage sources respectively whilst sources 28, 28a may be the same source or separate sources operated in unison. When a transistor 40 is switched off, a transistor 42 is turned on by a source 46 to cause transistors 30, 30<SP>1</SP> to be turned on via rectifier 82 and resistors 80, 72 so as to provide a high voltage pulse across the gap superimposed with the low voltage pulse provided by transistor 18. When transistor 40 is turned on, a diode 56 ensures turn off of transistor 42 by the bias voltage across resistor 60. When transistor 42 is switched off, a transistor 44 is turned on to apply a source 68 across the base-emitter junctions of transistors 30, 30<SP>1</SP> to turn them off. The circuit includes gap current limiting resistors 20, 36. The emitter of transistor 18 is clamped to zero by a rectifier 24 and capacitor 26. For rough machining, the transistors 30, 30<SP>1</SP> are decoupled from the machining gap by opening switches 32, 50 and switch 18 only is operated to provide low voltage pulses. For a high voltage finishing operation, the drive source 28 is disconnected from the transistor 18.</p> |
