Motor starting relay device having PTC thermistors

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Motor protective condition responsive circuits

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361 29, 318784, H02H 700

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ABSTRACT:
In a relay device, a first PTC thermistor has one end connected to a first external connecting terminal, and the other end connected to one end of a second PTC thermistor, the other end of which is connected to a second external connecting terminal, and the thermo-switch is thermally coupled to the first and second PTC thermistors, and connected in parallel with the second PTC thermistor. The thermo-switch is held closed when not heated, and is opened by heat generated by the first or second PTC thermistor. Therefore, the relay device is low in initial resistance, and small in power consumption during heat balance.

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K. Takasawa, pp. 777-781, "Application of PTC Thermistor to starter for air-conditioner compressor" no month 1875.

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