Application Notes
DN-41 Extend Current Transformer Range
Texas Instruments
Published : 05 Sep 99
Description
The problems with self reset of current transformers for unipolar pulse applications can be overcome with simple forced-reset techniques derived from magnetic amplifiers. Duty factors above 90% are achievable with these techniques. This design note describes a circuit configured for forced reset and a configuration that generates a negative voltage from the current transformer.
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