Electric heating – Heating devices – With current connection and/or disconnection means
Patent
1990-04-27
1991-06-18
Paschall, M. H.
Electric heating
Heating devices
With current connection and/or disconnection means
219202, 219203, 219494, 219497, 219485, 123179B, H05B 102
Patent
active
050251368
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a device for and a method of applying output voltage from a power generator to a heating resistor in a motor vehicle. During the standstill condition of the vehicle the heating resistor is connected directly to the generator and a power supply network connected parallel to the terminals of a battery, is disconnected from the generator. The output voltage of the generator is regulated to increased values to achieve a higher efficiency in the heating resistor. During the travel of the motor vehicle, the heating resistor is connected in series with the power supply network and a regulated voltage from the power generator is applied across the series connection. The output voltage is regulated such that a nominal voltage is maintained at the power supply network. The switchover between the standstill and running operational conditions is provided by two switching devices which are controlled by a control device in dependency on operational conditions of the motor vehicle.
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Doege Mathias
Frey Wunibald
Paschall M. H.
Robert & Bosch GmbH
Striker Michael J.
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