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A Method of Converting an Alternating Voltage into a Direct Voltage by Stabilizing an Alternating Current and Comparing it with a Direct Current

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A method of converting an ac voltage into a dc voltage using two electrothermal converters, whose currents are maintained the same and unchanged during operation, is proposed. One possible version of the ac/dc converter is considered.

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Popov, V.S. A Method of Converting an Alternating Voltage into a Direct Voltage by Stabilizing an Alternating Current and Comparing it with a Direct Current. Measurement Techniques 44, 618–625 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012327531918

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