Two wire heater regulator control circuit having continuous temp

Electric heating – Heating devices – With power supply and voltage or current regulation or...

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219501, 219499, 219505, 323235, 323365, H05B 102

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ABSTRACT:
A heater control circuit functions in conjunction with a suitable heating coil to provide precision, automatic temperature regulation. The combination of heating and temperature sensing functions into a single system results in a two-wire heater regulator control circuit in which a continuous excitation voltage and a power voltage can be simultaneously present at the heater coil. Temperature of the heater is established by continuous excitation and sensing independent of the occurrence of power for heating. A short circuit protection circuit is responsive to an electrical short in the heater coil (which significantly changes its resistance with temperature) and disables the power voltage.

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