Abnormal current determining method, electronic apparatus,...

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific current responsive fault sensor

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C361S057000, C361S087000, C455S423000

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10944040

ABSTRACT:
A cellular telephone1measures a current value after being turned on, and performs addition and subtraction of a predetermined margin to and from the measured value, and thereby sets up determination thresholds for an overcurrent and an undercurrent, namely, a minimum current value and a maximum current value, respectively. Here, the predetermined margin includes minimum allowance required (B) as a standard, a variation (E) in voltage of a power source of the cellular telephone1, and a variation (D) in an operating temperature of the cellular telephone1.

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