Process for resistance welding arrangement for carrying out the

Electric heating – Metal heating – For bonding with pressure

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ABSTRACT:
A process and apparatus for resistance-welding produce a welding current which pulsates in periodic half-waves, in particular an alternating current. The, welding current is generated from a primary alternating voltage which is chopped n times (n>1) in each half-wave and pulse width modulated in order to regulate the welding current. A regulator is provided and has a storage device containing the current nominal values for each chopping interval, corresponding to the welding current form, for comparison with each actual current value determined in each chopping interval.

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