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US Patent 4074335
Issued Date
February 14, 1978
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Takasugi; Kazuo (Higashi-yamato,JA)
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Abstract
A detecting circuit comprises a magnetic core having a rectangular magnetic characteristic, a first winding coupled magnetically to the magnetic core, for applying a current to be detected, and a second winding coupled magnetically to the magnetic core, for applying a reference current. An output signal is derived from the second winding.
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Published
February 14, 1978
Application Number
05/650,857
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January 21, 1976
US Classification
361/87   219/503 323/358 361/103 361/106 361/93.6 361/99
Int'l Classification
G01R   19/165   (20060101)   G05D   23/24   (20060101)   G05D   23/20   (20060101)   H02H   5/00   (20060101)   H02H   3/08   (20060101)   H02H   5/04   (20060101)  
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Jan 24, 1975 [JA] 50-9716
USPTO Field of Search
317/4R   317/41   317/20   317/31   317/33R   317/9A   317/9AC   317/9R   317/13C   317/13B   307/94   307/92   323/89M   323/89P   323/89T   323/70   323/57   219/503   219/510   361/103   361/106   361/88   361/92   361/93   361/98   361/186   361/87   361/79  
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