Osciclamp—an electronic circuit to increase low voltage levels of electrical sources
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Apr 30, 2024
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Nov 24, 2022
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May 17, 2022
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May 17, 2022
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The present invention is an electronic circuit used to increase voltage levels of electrical signals from sources having low voltage levels for any required application in an electrical system. While the focus is to increase voltage levels, current levels can also be optimized per application requirements. It is built by electronically cascading a clamper circuit or a part of clamper circuit to an oscillator circuit. The oscillator circuit generates an AC signal. The basic functionality of a clamper circuit is to raise DC level of an AC signal. With an oscillator circuit feeding an AC signal to the clamper circuit, multiple applications can be achieved economically. Said invention can be used for driving LEDs at low voltage levels, charge a capacitors to higher voltage levels than a voltage applied to it, low frequency signal amplifiers, low frequency signal generators, AM/FM modulators, etc.
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