Apparatus for controlling the power supply to a load in a reprod

Electric heating – Heating devices – With power supply and voltage or current regulation or...

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399 67, H05B 102

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061146692

ABSTRACT:
A power supply circuit for accurately and instantaneously supplying power from the mains to an electrical load, more particularly a fixing unit and/or paper preheating unit in a copying machine or printer provided with such a circuit. In this power supply circuit, flicker (voltage fluctuations) induced in the mains and interference radiation are reduced as far as possible. The power supplied is controlled for this purpose by a solid state relay (SSR) operated with phase cutting, the phase angle of the switching signal being varied around a phase angle corresponding to the power supplied.

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