Thermostat with simulated heat anticipation

Automatic temperature and humidity regulation – Motors – Electric

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236 68B, 307117, H01H 3500, G05D 1500

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042549060

ABSTRACT:
The illustrated embodiment is electronic. It includes circuitry for simulating heat anticipation so that in operation, the temperature of the room being heated or cooled does not exhibit excessive overshoot. A signal is generated representative of a desired set point, and another signal is generated representative of room temperature. An output signal, derived from a comparison circuit, is either ON or OFF. An integrator is reset each time the output signal is switched and generates a ramp voltage of increasing magnitude and having a polarity tending to reverse the state of the comparison circuit. The comparison circuit generates an ON signal when the set point signal is greater than the combined temperature and ramp signals; and it generates an OFF signal when the set point signal is less than the combined signals. The comparison circuit latches up once it has switched to avoid hunting or chatter.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3942718 (1976-03-01), Palmieri
patent: 4193006 (1980-03-01), Kabat et al.

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