Electronic protection for power amplifier

Amplifiers – Miscellaneous – Amplifier protection means

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361 88, H02H 720

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040164608

ABSTRACT:
An overload protection circuit for an amplifier is disclosed in which a signal supply means connected with the input of the amplifier is deactivated when the output of the amplifier exceeds a given value. Transducer means of the optoelectrical type are connected with the output terminals of the amplifier for operating a bistable device such as an operational amplifier to deactivate the signal supply means as long as the overload voltage occurs. Timing capacitor means maintain the signal supply means de-activated for a given period of time after the overload condition is terminated.

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