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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UP-CURRENT»
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1
Handbook of Electric Motors
The pick-up current is the level of current that causes the relay plunger to rise and
close the contacts that connect the start winding to the circuit. As the motor speed
rises, the main winding current falls off to a level where the weight of gravity ...
Hamid A. Toliyat, Gerald B. Kliman, 2004
2
Embedded Hardware: Know It All: Know It All
The case of a pilot relay driving a contactor is a classic case. Contactors (and
relays) have a pick-up current and a hold current. The pick-up current is the
amount of current required to develop a sufficient magnetic field to actuate the
contactor.
Jack Ganssle, Tammy Noergaard, Fred Eady, 2007
... steady-state latch-up does not occur at a sma 1 region of the device but it is
distributed over most of the active area. It has been found that the steady-state
latch-up current is given by the relation ...
4
Power System Engineering
~Pick-up current. If the minimum current in relay coil at which the relay starts to
operate. 13. Current setting. Ofizcnly it is desirable to adjust the pick-up current to
any required value. This known as current setting and is usually achieved by the
...
Cool the electrode Improve gas cooling effect Alter the passage of gas Start up
with lesser current B Lower setpoint signal No good effect Control start-up current
Less electrode wear, when start-up current is smaller Electrode wears out in ...
Barrie G. Dale, Ton van der Wiele, Jos van Iwaarden, 2013
6
Principles of Power System: Including Generation, ...
Pick-up current. It is the minimum current in the relay coil at which the relay starts
to operate. So long as the current in the relay is less than the pick-up value, the
relay does not operate and the breaker control led by it remains in the closed ...
V. K. Mehta, Rohit Mehta, 2005
7
Proceedings: September 18 - 22, 2005 in Berlin ; ...
In there, Iht stands for the peak supply current (or, simply, the heat-up current),
and tr and tfare the heat-up current rise time and heat-up current fall time
respectively. Fig.5. Generic waveform of supply voltage and supply current for
TER device ...
8
Assessing Impact: Handbook of EIA and SEA Follow-
up
Both empirical and theoretical elaboration feed into the preliminary
methodological guidance to SEA practitioners presented prior to some
conclusions on SEA follow-up. Current understanding of SEA Debate continues
on what SEA actually ...
Angus Morrison-Saunders, Jos Arts, 2012
Here the start-up current is constantly being drawn from the input power line,
even during steady- state operation. If the start-up current is less than the current
required to operate the IC and driver (~0.5mA), then the power supply has a
hiccup ...
10
Small Business Management Fundamentals
... performed on devices, indicating that the steady-state latch-up does not occur
at a small region of the device but it is distributed over most of the active area. It
has been found that the steady-state latch-up current is given by the relation ...
Dan Steinhoff, John F. Burgess, 1993
