Surge current protection element for frequent starting device
A surge current and frequent start-up technology, applied to electrical components, emergency protection circuit devices for limiting overcurrent/overvoltage, circuit devices, etc. Problems such as excessive material resistance and difficulty in starting the circuit normally achieve the effect of improving low-temperature start-up capability, high-efficiency surge suppression capability, and reducing structural complexity
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[0015] In order to solve the problem of surge suppression under frequent start-up of the circuit, on the basis of the thermistor surge suppressor, the present invention adds a switch with a bimetal structure between the two pins of the combined resistance element, which is the same as the original The components are physically connected, and the high temperature of the original component can be transmitted to the connector relatively quickly. The connector and the original component are connected in parallel on the circuit to form a new component.
[0016] When the new component is powered on, the switch is in an open state, and the current flows through the NTC thermistor and the fixed resistor. This component can effectively suppress the surge current, and the NTC thermistor and the fixed resistor are under the action of the current. , self-heating, the temperature through heat conduction, so that the switch reaches the trigger condition, and the switch is turned on.
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