Electrical resistors – With inductance-reducing
Patent
1980-03-07
1982-03-09
Albritton, C. L.
Electrical resistors
With inductance-reducing
310 72, 338 62, 338282, 338304, H01C 302
Patent
active
043192165
ABSTRACT:
A discharge resistor adapted to be mounted on a rotatable shaft of a dynamo-electric device comprises a pair of spirally wound, insulated resistor elements and means for supporting these elements approximately coaxially with the shaft. Each of the resistor elements is spirally wound in a flatwise manner with a bore having an effective diameter greater than that of the shaft, and insulation layers are provided between adjacent turns thereof. The resistor elements are arranged and connected electrically in series such that the inductive impedance appearing across the respective resistor elements effectively cancel each other.
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Ikeda Toshio
Mera Takashi
Tsukada Ziro
Albritton C. L.
Tokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
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