Adding a few components turns the current-limiting circuit into a pulser that reduces heat in the pass transistor, Q2 (a). The circuit's waveforms show the relationship between the input voltage and the load voltage (b)
| Authors | Anthony Smith |
| Main Document | Article «Inexpensive Self-Resetting Circuit Breaker Requires Few Parts» |
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| Document Language | English |
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- Article «Inexpensive Self-Resetting Circuit Breaker Requires Few Parts»
- Figure 1. A conventional two-transistor current limiter prevents excessive current from reaching the load
- Figure 2. Adding a few components turns the current-limiting circuit into a pulser that reduces heat in the pass transistor, Q2 (a). The circuit's waveforms show the relationship between the input voltage and the load voltage (b)
