Welding power supplies having dynamic current responses
A power supply, welding current technology, used in welding equipment, arc welding equipment, manufacturing tools, etc.
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[0015] The disclosed examples provide a method for controlling the current response of an electrode welding process. In stick welding, a short circuit occurs when a droplet of molten metal transfers from the end of the welding electrode to the weld pool.
[0016] Traditionally, electronic / inverter type welding power supplies have a controlled welding current response during a short circuit by limiting the maximum short circuit current that the power supply can deliver. The maximum short-circuit current is controlled by the operator through a so-called "custom arc" control or "arc force" control. Traditionally, "custom arc" or "arc force" control has been accomplished through a knob or other adjustment on the user interface of the power supply. Traditionally, the rate of rise of current is fixed for inverter-type power supplies and does not change as the arc force control setting (ie, current limit) is increased or decreased.
[0017] The disclosed examples provide control of...
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