Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1997-01-28
1998-09-22
Voeltz, Emanuel Todd
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364482, 364481, 364550, 364557, 219489, 219493, 219412, 219504, G01R 1700
Patent
active
058124110
ABSTRACT:
An electronic selector knob circuit (10) which uses a tapped potentiometer (POT1) to provide accurate operation without requiring factory calibration. The potentiometer (POT1) is calibrated through on-board circuitry which includes a tap voltage biasing device and which monitors operation on a continual basis through both a current monitor (16) and a voltage monitor (18). A redundant disable circuit (14) provides a redundant hardware means for shutting off all oven heating elements.
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Calabrese Joseph S.
Estes, III Bay E.
Barron David
Martin Terrence
Morris Jules Jay
Todd Voeltz Emanuel
Wachsman Hal D.
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