Abnormal heavy current production preventing apparatus

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – In shunt with source or load – Using choke and switch across source

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323284, 363 50, G05F 110, H02H 710

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061441929

ABSTRACT:
Preventing apparatus includes a switch in series with a battery in a DC/DC converter or a motor driving circuit driven by the battery. The apparatus is also provided with a detector for detecting the gate voltage of a heavy current driving FET transistor or the like used in the DC/DC converter or the motor driving circuit. The detector switches off the switch to thereby prevent an abnormal heavy current from continuing to flow, except during the normal operation period of the DC/DC converter or the motor driving circuit, when it is detected that the gate voltage of the FET transistor is at a predetermined value or higher.

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