US Patent Application 18210793. ADJUSTABLE THREE OUTPUT DC VOLTAGE SUPPLY WITH SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION simplified abstract

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ADJUSTABLE THREE OUTPUT DC VOLTAGE SUPPLY WITH SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION

Organization Name

Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.


Inventor(s)

Frank Warnes of Milton Keynes (GB)


ADJUSTABLE THREE OUTPUT DC VOLTAGE SUPPLY WITH SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION - A simplified explanation of the abstract

  • This abstract for appeared for US patent application number 18210793 Titled 'ADJUSTABLE THREE OUTPUT DC VOLTAGE SUPPLY WITH SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION'

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a circuit that can provide three different DC voltages. It has positive and negative voltage buses connected to a power source. There is a voltage divider connected between the positive and negative buses, which includes a shunt regulator that provides an intermediate voltage. Another voltage divider is connected between the positive or negative bus and the intermediate voltage, and it has an output connected to a reference input of the shunt regulator. There is also a short circuit protection component connected to the low voltage side of the shunt regulator, which limits the current in case of a short circuit.


Original Abstract Submitted

An adjustable three output DC voltage supply circuit includes positive and negative DC voltage buses that connect to a DC power source; a first voltage divider connected between the positive and negative DC voltage buses and including a shunt regulator that is connected to the positive DC voltage bus and that provides an intermediate voltage supply; a second voltage divider connected between the positive or the negative DC voltage bus and the intermediate voltage supply and including an output that is connected to a reference input of the shunt regulator; and a short circuit protection component connected in series to a low voltage side of the shunt regulator and configured to limit the current through the shunt regulator in the case of a short circuit to the intermediate voltage supply.