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The thermostat is designed to maintain a constant air temperature in a small room, water temperature in an aquarium, etc.

Thyristor thermostat

Heater power up to 500 W. The thermostat consists of a threshold device (T1, T2), an electronic relay (T3, D10) and a power supply. The temperature sensor is the thermistor R5.

At a given temperature, transistor T1 is closed and T2 is open. Transistor T3 and thyristor D10 are closed, and no voltage is supplied to the heater. With a decrease in temperature, the resistance of the thermistor increases, the bias voltage at the base of transistor T1 increases. As soon as it reaches the threshold, transistor T1 opens and T2 closes. This leads to the opening of the transistor T3 and thyristor D11. The mains voltage through this thyristor and diodes D6-D9 will go to the heater.

When the set temperature is reached, it switches to standby mode. Resistor R11 sets the temperature control limits. The TP1 transformer is assembled on a W12 x 25 core, winding I has 8000 turns of wire: PEV-1 with a diameter of 0.t mm, and winding II has 70 turns of PEV-1 wire with a diameter of 0.4 mm. Resistor R5-type MMT-4.

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