Amended Claims

We claim:
1.

A power losses reducing transistor circuit the transistor operable in ON and

OFF state; the circuit comprising:

an inducting component connected in series with the transistor;
a load connected in series with the inducting component; and
a voltage source coupled to the load;
wherein the transistor controls the supply of voltage to the load and
wherein the inducting component opposes the rise of current through the transistor
during the ON state thereby reducing power losses.
2.

The circuit as claimed in claim 1, wherein said inducting component is

preferably an inductor.
3.

The circuit as claimed in claim 1, wherein said load is preferably a coil.

4.

The circuit as claimed in claim 3, further comprises a diode connected in

parallel to the coil for freewheeling.

5.

The circuit as claimed in claim 4, further comprises a resistor between the

load and the inducting component.

6.

The circuit as claimed in claim 2, wherein no current flows through the

inductor during the OFF state.

7.

The circuit as claimed in claim 1, wherein said opposition from inducting

component reduces the rate of rise of the current through the transistor during the ON
state.

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8.

The circuit as claimed in claim 2, wherein the inductor is in the range of micro

or milli henneries.
9.

The circuit as claimed in claim 1, wherein said transistor is preferably a

MOSFET.

Dated this 07th January, 2016

Prafulla Wange
(Agent for Applicant)

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Marked copy of Amended Claims

We claim:WE CLAIM :
1.) A circuit for reducing power losses reducing in a transistor circuit , comprising:
the transistor operable in ON and OFF state; the circuit comprising:
an inducting component connected in series with the transistor;
a load connected in series with the inducting component; and
a voltage source coupled to the load;
wherein the transistor controls the supply of voltage to the load and wherein the
inducting component opposes the rise of current through the transistor during the
ON state thereby reducing power losses.

The2.) A circuit for reducing power losses in a transistor as claimed in claim 1,

wherein said inducting component is preferably an inductor.

The3.) A circuit for reducing power losses in a transistor as claimed in claim 1,

wherein said load is preferably a coil.

The4.) A circuit for reducing power losses in a transistor as claimed in claim 3, further
comprises a diode connected in parallel to the coil for freewheeling.

The5.) A circuit for reducing power losses in a transistor as claimed in claim 4, further
comprises a resistor between the load and the inducting component.

The6.) A circuit for reducing power losses in a transistor as claimed in claim 2,

wherein no current flows through the inductor during the OFF state.
The7.) A circuit for reducing power losses in a transistor as claimed in claim 1,
wherein said opposition from inducting component reduces the rate of rise of the
current through the transistor during the ON state.

The8.) A circuit for reducing power losses in a transistor as claimed in claim 2,

wherein the inductor is in the range of micro or milli henneries.

The9.) A circuit for reducing power losses in a transistor as claimed in claim 1,

wherein said transistor is preferably a MOSFET.