GENERATOR FOR SUPPLYING MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS

A push-pull generator provided for supply of a medical instrument includes at least one capacitive branch connected to ground, preferably in a switchable configuration, in parallel to at least one of its two transistors. Such a capacitive switchable branch can consist of a series connection of one capacitor and one switch. Thereby one of the two half waves of the output voltage of generator can be specifically influenced and the other one of the two half waves can be left largely uninfluenced. If switchable branches comprising capacitors are connected in parallel to both transistors, both half waves of the output voltage of the generator can be influenced independently from one another. This arrangement allows the specific influence of half oscillations of a push-pull generator that is apart therefrom symmetric, whereby the application spectrum for supply of medical instruments with treatment current is enlarged.