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Temperature control circuit
George C Crowley
- 11 Apr 1951
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About: The article was published on 11 Apr 1951. The article focuses on the topics: Temperature control.
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Electric cooking apparatus with safety control
Gurinder S. Wadia,Harnek S. Gill +1 more
- 23 Dec 1974
TL;DR: The improved operating safety control as mentioned in this paper uses an operating contactor and a safety contactor each having normally open switch contacts and means connect these switch contacts on opposite sides of and in main power series circuits with the electric heating elements of the cooking apparatus effective for controlling electric input to same.
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Remotely controlled electric heating and cooking vessels
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe a type of fire deector cable where an undue rise in temperature at any point in the protected area will close a normally opened circuit, where a conductor is enclosed within a tube and insulated therefrom by closely spaced insulation.
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Protective means for transmitters
Paul D Andrews
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TL;DR: In this article, a means for protecting electron discharge devices employed in radio transmitters from damage tending to occur, for example, under certain conditions of undesirable output circuit change or detuning which may result from grounds, open circuits or other faults in the transmitter.
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Latch-trip type circuit breaker
Albert B Rypinski
- 25 Sep 1941
TL;DR: In this article, a relay or circuit breaker of the kind which while under normal conditions may be operated manually in the manner of an ordinary switch, operates automatically to open the circuit upon,the existence of a short circuit or a continued overload.
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