Check circuit for combustion process control timer

Combustion – Timer – programmer – retarder or condition responsive control – With test circuit checking or analyzing flame sensing...

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431 15, 431 26, 431 73, F23N 524, F23Q 2300, F23Q 908, F23N 500

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042394783

ABSTRACT:
A check circuit for checking operation of timers of a digital type combustion process control apparatus comprises flip-flops each having a preset terminal. The preset state of the flip-flops is inverted by an operation starting signal. The inversion is detected by a detector circuit the output signal of which is utilized for driving the control circuits for a combustion apparatus. The detector circuit is composed of a flip-flop circuit having input terminals applied with the operation initiating signal and the inverted output signal from the timer circuit.

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