Static overcurrent trip device to operate a circuit breaker in r

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

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361 97, 361 31, H02H 3093

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045716595

ABSTRACT:
The analog electronic trip device comprises a time-lag tripping circuit formed by a non-linear function generator likely to elaborate by approximation the tripping characteristic of the circuit breaker.
The device includes an integrating amplifier comprising a negative-feedback capacitor C and two inputs in phase opposition. One of the inputs is submitted to two threshold voltages V.sub.R1, V.sub.R2 determining the mode of long-time delay or short-time delay operation of the trip device. The second threshold voltage V.sub.R2 is set by a resistive switch which determines the short delay tripping threshold.

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