Electrical resistors – Helical or wound resistance element – Element coiled on cylindrical or prismatic core
Patent
1979-09-06
1981-01-27
Mayewsky, Volodymyr Y.
Electrical resistors
Helical or wound resistance element
Element coiled on cylindrical or prismatic core
219374, 219375, 219536, 338294, 338298, 338299, H01C 320, H01C 722
Patent
active
042478421
ABSTRACT:
This specification discloses a cut-in resistance for motor vehicle heating fans with a first resistance wire winding which can be cut into an electric fan motor either alone or in series with a second resistance wire winding. The first winding is arranged in the interior of a ceramic tube and the second winding is arranged on the outside of the ceramic tube. The ceramic tube is retained solely by the ends of the resistance wires which are passed upwards to a ceramic plate and clamped by flat plug contacts. This produces a compact arrangement wherein the ceramic material can safely store generated heat without danger of heat damage to adjacent plastic components.
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patent: 2985795 (1961-05-01), Bird
patent: 2997569 (1961-08-01), Wagner
patent: 3253244 (1966-05-01), Hey et al.
patent: 3816706 (1974-06-01), Maywald
Bengsch Helmut
Link Alfons
Abolins Peter
Ford Motor Company
Mayewsky Volodymyr Y.
Sadler Clifford L.
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