Universal temperature control circuits

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

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219501, 219506, 219502, 330259, 330291, H05B 102

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044044623

ABSTRACT:
Various electronic circuits are disclosed for controlling the temperature of an object by means of a resistive heating element. Some of the circuits include a digital display for displaying the actual temperature A plurality of different temperature sensors may be used, such, for example, as a resistive sensor, a thermocouple or a thermistor. The sensor may either have a positive or a negative temperature coefficient. Since most of the sensors are not strictly linear, different means are disclosed for compensating for their nonlinearity. Some of the control circuits feature a proportional control to which may be added an anticipatory control. Less sophisticated and more inexpensive circuits simply provide an on-off control.

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