Novel residual current circuit-breaker circuit
A residual current and circuit breaker technology, applied in the field of new residual current circuit breaker circuits, can solve the problems of inability to use high-power, large-value step-down resistors, inconvenient for distribution boxes to cooperate and assemble, and reduce circuit reliability. The effect of high anti-electromagnetic compatibility, improving anti-interference ability and improving reliability
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[0015] see figure 1 , is the circuit schematic diagram of the traditional residual current circuit breaker. Such as figure 1 As shown, the power circuit adopts the form of full-wave rectification and resistance step-down, because the DC output voltage of the full-wave rectification circuit is about 0.9 times the AC input voltage; in order to meet the requirements of the working current of the residual current detection unit and the product structure volume, Resistive step-down circuits cannot use high-power, high-value drop-down resistors. The common method is to use two resistors in series to reduce temperature rise; there is no overvoltage protection function. If you need to be equipped with an overvoltage protection function, the product must be configured A dedicated overvoltage protection module is used to achieve overvoltage protection, resulting in a product that is larger than the original small residual current circuit breaker, which is inconvenient to assemble with ...
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