Electricity: measuring and testing – Electrolyte properties – Using a battery testing device
Patent
1979-02-27
1981-07-28
Tokar, Michael J.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Electrolyte properties
Using a battery testing device
324133, 34087029, G01N 2742
Patent
active
042812909
ABSTRACT:
A voltage monitor is disclosed. The voltage monitor comprises a digital voltmeter for displaying a measured input voltage, and means for converting the varying input voltage of the monitor into a stabilized power supply voltage for the operation of the digital voltmeter. The input voltage is applied to the digital voltmeter through a response time controller providing a long time constant averaging value of input voltage to the digital voltmeter when the input voltage is within a predetermined range about a normal value, and for providing a faster response to input voltage values when the input voltage exceeds its normal value. The voltage is also applied to a stability indicator through an averaging circuit which permits the stability indicator to show short term fluctuations of input voltage about its normal value.
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Ebersole Ralph R.
Kitzinger Frank
Peacey John G.
Viens Jean-Claude
Noranda Mines Limited
Tokar Michael J.
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