(42)
Primary Winding
Also written primary wind- ing · primary
Where it is first named
In operation of the circuit of FIG. 5, a low voltage, such as from a battery, is applied to the primary wind- ing to the circuit of a rotating field. The primary wind- ing 42 being the rotating field has it opposite end connected to ground. As the field of the primary winding 42 rotates, there is induced three pulses at the output of each of the three secondary windings 46a 468, and 46c.
How it is written
- (primary winding 42) 2×
- (primary 42) 1×
- (primary wind- ing 42) 1×
Drawings 1
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The figure it sits on · Gas Generator Voltage Control Circuit
Where it is named · 4
Gas Generator Voltage Control Circuit 4×
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primary wind- ing (primary wind- ing 42)
In operation of the circuit of FIG. 5, a low voltage, such as from a battery, is applied to the primary wind- ing to the circuit of a rotating field. The primary wind- ing 42 being the rotating field has it opposite end connected to ground. As the field of the primary winding 42 rotates, there is induced three pulses at the output of each of the three secondary windings 46a 468, and 46c.
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primary winding (primary winding 42)
In operation of the circuit of FIG. 5, a low voltage, such as from a battery, is applied to the primary wind- ing to the circuit of a rotating field. The primary wind- ing 42 being the rotating field has it opposite end connected to ground. As the field of the primary winding 42 rotates, there is induced three pulses at the output of each of the three secondary windings 46a 468, and 46c.
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primary winding (primary winding 42)
Again similar to FIG. 1, there is provided a timed pulsing circuit comprised of a timer 17, switch 19, and transistor 18. Initially, the d.c. pulse voltage is switched on and off, to provide a constant share time duty cycle to the primary winding 42 of the rotating field. In the off period there will be no voltage on the primary winding 42, and hence, no voltage output on the secondary winding 46.
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primary (primary 42)
The circuit of FIG. 5 is especially economical in that extremely low amplitude voltages (0-5 volts) is applied to the primary 42. …
