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Generator Control System Employing Semiconductor Apparatus, Don Cronin
Generator Control System Employing Semiconductor Apparatus, Don Cronin
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
This invention relates generally to new and improved transistor control apparatus for controlling the excitation of rotary generators. In the field of transistor control of generators, especially where it is desired to control relatively large field excitation currents, the problem arises of obtaining suitable transistors having a sufficiently large current carrying capacity to properly control the current flowing in the generator exciting field. It has been found that the answer does not lie in paralleling two or more transistors directly, since only by extremely carefully matching of transistors or by utilizing auxiliary electronic components in the circuit can it be …