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The main advantage of this regulator - simplicity and reliability. The scope of its application is quite extensive - from powering powerful electric drives to welding machines. The circuit is not afraid of short circuits in the secondary circuit.
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If the regulator is supposed to be used with an active load (electric heating, appliances, incandescent lamps), then Tr1 can be excluded from the circuit. On fig. 1 shows the power part of the circuit, and in fig. 2 - electronic control unit connected to a powerful thyristor through contacts 1-3. Through pins 4-5, the regulator potentiometer is connected to the external control panel.
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Author: A.M., Slavyansk; Publication: N. Bolshakov, rf.atnn.ru
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