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: Power supply circuit. Switched-mode power supplies in which a series arrangement of a bipolar transistor and a MOS field effect transistor is used are known and referred to as cascode circuits. In these circuits the bipolar transistor is switched (with the MOS field effect transistor) via the emitter instead of with the base. Since the collector current of the bipolar transistor may vary over a large range, the base should be proportionally driven to prevent the bipolar transistor from getting either above or below its normal operating range. By making use of an extra winding on a transformer arranged in series with the cascode circuit, a non-dissipative proportional drive of the base of the bipolar transistor is obtained. The extra winding is coupled to the base via an inductance. Fig. 1.
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