Circuit arrangement for controlling the alternating current thro

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – With nonswitching means responsive to external nonelectrical... – Temperature responsive

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323324, 323325, H03K 1772

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049143271

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for controlling an AC current through a load. The load, e.g. a motor (3), is connected in series with a first triac (7) between two terminals (1, 2) adapted for connection to an AC supply voltage. A series circuit of a capacitor (6) and a parallel circuit consisting of a first (14) and a second (5) resistor is connected parallel to the first triac. The control electrode of the first triac is connected to the capacitor by means of a series circuit of a third resistor (9) and a second triac (10). A control electrode of the second triac is connected to the capacitor by means of a diac (8).

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patent: 4069446 (1978-01-01), Yonehara
patent: 4353025 (1982-10-01), Dobkin

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