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Flyback transformer with improved regulation
Assignee: Zenith Electronics LLC
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Filing: 1982-05-27
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Granted: 1984-06-12
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Expires: 2002-05-27
Abstract
Abstract A flyback transformer is described for use in television receivers, video monitors, and the like in which a video display device is scanned in accordance with a horizontal retrace frequency. The transformer includes a primary winding for receiving horizontal scan rate pulses and a plurality of secondary windings. The latter windings are tuned to selected harmonics of the horizontal retrace frequency such that at least two secondary windings develop horizontal rate pulses whose peaks are complimentary. The pulses developed by the secondary windings are combined so as to develop a composite pulse whose peak is substantially flat.
Inventors
- 👤 Theodore J. Godawski
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-11-04 02:02
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02M; H02M3/00; H02M3/22; H02M3/24; H02M3/28; H02M3/325; H02M3/335; H02M7/00; H02M7/02; H02M7/04; H02M7/06; H02M7/10
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
148 words
In a display device operating at a horizontal retrace frequency and having a high voltage flyback transformer for converting horizontal scan rate pulses to a high voltage output, an improved flyback transformer, comprising: a primary winding for receiving the horizontal scan rate pulses; first, second, third and fourth secondary windings, the first and fourth windings being tuned to the fifth harmonic of the horizontal retrace frequency, and the second and third windings being tuned to the seventh harmonic of the horizontal retrace frequency such that the peaks of the horizontal rate pulses developed by the first and fourth windings are complimentary to the peaks of the horizontal rate pulses developed by the second and third windings; and means for combining the outputs of the first and third windings and of the second and fourth windings so as to develop horizontal rate output pulses whose peaks are substantially flat.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
148 words
In a display device operating at a horizontal retrace frequency and having a high voltage flyback transformer for converting horizontal scan rate pulses to a high voltage output, an improved flyback transformer, comprising: a primary winding for receiving the horizontal scan rate pulses; first, second, third and fourth secondary windings, the first and fourth windings being tuned to the fifth harmonic of the horizontal retrace frequency, and the second and third windings being tuned to the seventh harmonic of the horizontal retrace frequency such that the peaks of the horizontal rate pulses developed by the first and fourth windings are complimentary to the peaks of the horizontal rate pulses developed by the second and third windings; and means for combining the outputs of the first and third windings and of the second and fourth windings so as to develop horizontal rate output pulses whose peaks are substantially flat.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
40 words
A transformer as set forth in claim 1, wherein said means for combining the outputs of the windings includes a first diode coupled between the first and third windings and a second diode coupled between the second and fourth windings.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
36 words
A transformer as set forth in claim 1 wherein pairs of secondary windings which are each tuned to different harmonics are coupled together to develop a focus voltage which includes no substantial AC component requiring filtering.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
183 words
In a display device operating at a horizontal retrace frequency and having a high voltage flyback transformer for converting horizontal scan rate pulses to a high voltage output, an improved flyback transformer, comprising: a primary winding for receiving the horizontal scan rate pulses; first, second, third and fourth secondary windings, the first and fourth secondary windings being tuned to the fifth harmonic of the horizontal retrace frequency and the second and third secondary windings being tuned to the seventh harmonic of the horizontal retrace frequency; a first diode coupling the first secondary winding such that a substantially flat-topped pulse is developed across the combination of the first and third windings; and a second diode coupling the second secondary winding to the fourth secondary winding such that a substantially flat-topped pulse is developed across the combination of the second and fourth windings, whereby the voltage across all four secondary windings corresponds to a high voltage pulse whose peak is substantially flat so that the diodes may conduct for a relatively long interval of time to provide the transformer with a relatively low output impedance.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
183 words
In a display device operating at a horizontal retrace frequency and having a high voltage flyback transformer for converting horizontal scan rate pulses to a high voltage output, an improved flyback transformer, comprising: a primary winding for receiving the horizontal scan rate pulses; first, second, third and fourth secondary windings, the first and fourth secondary windings being tuned to the fifth harmonic of the horizontal retrace frequency and the second and third secondary windings being tuned to the seventh harmonic of the horizontal retrace frequency; a first diode coupling the first secondary winding such that a substantially flat-topped pulse is developed across the combination of the first and third windings; and a second diode coupling the second secondary winding to the fourth secondary winding such that a substantially flat-topped pulse is developed across the combination of the second and fourth windings, whereby the voltage across all four secondary windings corresponds to a high voltage pulse whose peak is substantially flat so that the diodes may conduct for a relatively long interval of time to provide the transformer with a relatively low output impedance.
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