In the circuit, the pulse generator used to trigger SCRs, UJTs, 555s, transistors, astable multivibrators etc. can. The thyristors are stopped by the capacitor C in the DC supply operating circuit.
The pulse circuit transmits the thyristors in turn. When SCR1 is switched on, the electrical charge accumulated on the C cuts the SCR2. Once the C is empty, it will charge in the other direction. When SCR2 is triggered, this element is transmitted. When SCR2 is switched on, the electrical charge on C interrupts the SCR1. The circuit operates in this way. The two-way flow of the currents passing through the primer, which is wound in the medium, creates AC voltage in the secondary.
