Solid state trip unit for an electrical circuit breaker

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific current responsive fault sensor

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361 44, 361100, 361101, H02H 3093, H02H 310

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ABSTRACT:
The invention concerns a solid state trip unit having long time delay, short time delay and ground fault trip circuits. It comprises a metering resistor (40) electrically connected in a series circuit (42) including additionally a power supply (44) for the trip circuits LR, CR and H, and a trip coil (22). A switch (52) connected in parallel with the coil (22) which may be either in an ON-state to shunt the coil (20), or in an OFF-state after a trip signal is delivered from one of the trip circuits, so as to cause an increase of the impedance of the series circuit (42) and the excitation of the trip coil (22). The trip unit can be applied to low-voltage circuit breakers.

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