Fast acting overcurrent protector and method

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Load shunting by fault responsive means

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307636, 361100, 361111, H02H 902

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047137193

ABSTRACT:
An overcurrent protection circuit wherein excessive current flow to current handling components triggers a programmable unijunction transistor which activates a crow-bar device to clamp off current flow through the current handling components. The overcurrent protection circuit finds utility in protecting solid state circuits from overcurrent situations, and is characterized by rapid response time on an order of less than one microsecond.

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