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Protection circuits
   
Document Number
US Patent 4323943
Issued Date
April 6, 1982
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A protection circuit suitable for use with electronic test equipment contains a switch which is open circuited if an overload condition is detected. The opening of the switch isolates the overload detector from the applied overload thereby allowing the detector to have a relatively low power handling capability. If the switch is manually closed whilst the overload condition persists the switch is automatically re-opened within a short predetermined time.
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Published
April 6, 1982
Application Number
06/078,597
Filed
September 14, 1979
US Classification
361/114   361/182 361/187
Int'l Classification
G01R   1/36   (20060101)   G01R   1/00   (20060101)  
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Sep 15, 1978 [GB] 37970/78
USPTO Field of Search
361/87   361/114   361/182   361/187   361/58   361/86   361/94   324/115   340/661   340/662   340/663   340/664  
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