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序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
161 Level meter circuit US701910 1976-07-01 US4063170A 1977-12-13 Kozo Kobayashi
A level meter circuit for indicating a level of input signal over a wide dynamic range, comprising an amplifier of relatively high amplification factor having input terminal means to which an input signal is supplied and output terminal means to be connected to a level meter and negative feedback means including a feedback resistance to feedback an output signal from said output terminal means to said input terminal means, said negative feedback means characterized by further including non-linear impedance means connected in parallel to said feedback resistance and having such characteristics that when said output signal from said output terminal means is below a predetermined level said non-linear impedance means has a substantially infinite impedance and when said output signal from said output terminal means reaches said predetermined level said non-linear impedance means has a predetermined impedance.
162 Electronic measuring instrument arrangement for measuring electrical A-C quantities US47370074 1974-05-28 US3916310A 1975-10-28 STARK REINHARD; SCHWENDTNER MANFRED; STEINMULLER GUNTER
An arrangement for measuring electrical alternating current quantities using an electronic measuring instrument in which the alternating current quantities to be measured are isolated from the electronic components of the measuring instrument in such a way that the errors introduced by such isolation are eliminated by using a current comparator at the input to the measuring instrument.
163 Compensating techniques for sensitive wide band voltmeters US37958273 1973-07-16 US3857097A 1974-12-24 JUELS R
A wide band voltmeter is capable of measuring the amplitude of AC signals over large ranges of frequency and amplitude. Such a voltmeter uses a mixer which has an input circuit channel that receives the AC signal and another input which receives a signal from a swept oscillator whose frequency is varied by a sawtooth generator to determine the range of magnitude of the input frequency to the mixer. This enables wide band operation of the voltmeter with increased accuracy. The mixer has a conversion efficiency which is dependent upon frequency, this dependency is also true of the input circuitry associated with the AC input to the mixer. In order to compensate for this dependency and to assure that all frequencies are treated equally, a series of theshold devices monitor the sawtooth or sweep waveform and provide a control signal, which signal is used to substantially compensate for the frequency dependency of the mixer and associated input circuitry to therefore enable the provision of a proper indication of the magnitude of the AC signal relatively independent of frequency. This invention relates to signal amplitude measuring apparatus and more particularly to compensating techniques useful in conjunction with such apparatus for performing extremely accurate measurements over a wide range of frequencies.
164 Voltage-current sensing system for welders and the like US3725637D 1971-05-06 US3725637A 1973-04-03 WENRICH C; DOWNS B
This invention relates to a system for making a record of the amount of work actually produced by an arc welder or similar machine for a given period of time. The arc welder may be energized, for example, for eight hours but may be actually welding for only four or five hours. The system includes a current sensor which records only when at least minimum arc currents flow, and a voltage sensor which records only when at least voltages sufficient to sustain an arc and which are greater than those at which short circuit occur. The simultaneous occurrence of both such currents and voltages is necessary for recording.
165 Meter driver circuit having intiial overdrive and means to discharge a storage circuit at a constant rate US3649911D 1970-03-27 US3649911A 1972-03-14 SWANSON HILMER I
A meter driver circuit for improving the responsiveness of a meter to an electrical signal being measured. The signal being measured is applied through a first charging circuit which is in series with the meter to apply a temporary pulse to the meter. The pulse temporarily overdrives the meter to overcome the inertia and friction of the meter. The initial pulse decays according to the time constant of the charging circuit. A second charging circuit is provided in the form of a capacitor which is in parallel with the input signal and a transistor which is in parallel with the capacitor. The transistor is biased in such a way as to provide a linear discharge path for the capacitor. The output of the transistor is coupled directly to the meter to provide a linear discharge. By means of the linear discharge circuit, the meter receives increased energy while meeting the F.C.C. specifications.
166 Low frequency band-pass filter for use in failsafe applications US3588533D 1968-08-15 US3588533A 1971-06-28 RHOTON RICHARD S
A LOW FREQUENCY BAND-PASS FILTER IS OF A CONSTRUCTION INHERENTLY PROVIDING A SINGLE PREDETERMINED OUTPUT MODE UNDER ANY CONDITIONS OF FAILURE OF ITS INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS OR COMBINATIONS THEREOF. THE FILTER EMPLOYS COOPERATION BETWEEN THE Q OF A RESONANT CIRCUIT, A RESISTIVE DIVIDER, AND A THRESHOLD CIRCUIT TO DEFINE PASS BANDWIDTH.
167 Monitoring system US3548403D 1967-06-12 US3548403A 1970-12-15 JOHNSON ALLEN L
168 Automatic engine starting system US61842267 1967-02-24 US3414734A 1968-12-03 KONRAD PHILIP S
169 Electrical energy measuring device US23209362 1962-10-22 US3240961A 1966-03-15 NOTH MYRON A
170 Circuit for measuring rms value of pulses using an integrating circuit with predetermined time constant US8323261 1961-01-17 US3201688A 1965-08-17 FERGUSON HUGO S
171 Surface field effect transistor amplifier US74239058 1958-06-16 US3040266A 1962-06-19 RALPH FORMAN
172 Electrical measuring means for measuring welding current flow US53265755 1955-09-06 US2897444A 1959-07-28 JOHN GARSCIA ALFONS; FINDLAY RODGER ROBERT
173 Resistance welding current indicating device US29564452 1952-06-26 US2748380A 1956-05-29 PLATTE WILLIAM N; ROBERTS WILLIAM L
174 Measuring circuit US19640750 1950-11-18 US2665395A 1954-01-05 FEINBERG ALBERT E
175 Impulse measuring and recording apparatus US26980539 1939-04-24 US2255473A 1941-09-09 RICH THEODORE A
176 Measuring instrument US18235 1935-01-02 US2149558A 1939-03-07 CARROLL STANSBURY; ARTHUR SIMON
177 シャント抵抗器およびシャント抵抗器を用いた電流検出装置 JP2017026361 2017-02-15 JP2018132422A 2018-08-23 遠藤 保
【課題】取付け作業が簡便で、過大な取付けスペースも必要とせず、高精度の電流検出が可能なシャント抵抗器およびその実装構造を提供する。
【解決手段】導電性の金属材からなる第1端子および第2端子と、第1端子と第2端子との間に配置された抵抗体と、を有し、第1端子と第2端子には、それぞれ貫通孔が形成され、少なくとも第1端子または第2端子のいずれか一方の、抵抗体との接合部位と反対側に突出する突出部を備えた、シャント抵抗器。
【選択図】図1
178 チップ抵抗器およびその製造方法 JP2017549344 2017-04-26 JPWO2017188307A1 2018-05-17 木下 泰治; 星徳 聖治; 坪田 博典; 鹿島 康浩
チップ抵抗器は、抵抗体と、抵抗体の下面に設けられた第1と第2の電極と、第1と第2の電極との間において抵抗体の下面に設けられた保護膜とを備える。抵抗体には、下面から延びて第1の端面に沿って設けられて上面に達しない第1の凹部と、下面から延びて第2の端面に沿って設けられて上面に達しない第2の凹部とが設けられている。第1と第2の電極は第1と第2の凹部の間に位置する。保護膜は第1と第2の電極の間に設けられている。第1のめっき層が第1の凹部の内面と第1の電極とに亘って設けられている、第2のめっき層が第2の凹部の内面と第2の電極とに亘って設けられている。このチップ抵抗器により実装不良が生じる可能性を低減できる。
179 シャント抵抗器およびその実装方法 JP2016143302 2016-07-21 JP2018014420A 2018-01-25 ▲高▼石 淳平; 林 敬昌
【課題】シャント抵抗器の回転方向のずれに対してもボンディング位置を補正可能なシャント抵抗器およびその実装方法を提供する。
【解決手段】このシャント抵抗器は、予め抵抗率が設定された抵抗体を有し、2つの電極の間を架橋して、抵抗体による電圧降下を検出することにより電極の間に流れる電流の電流値を検出するためのボンディングワイヤが接続される。シャント抵抗器は、電極に電気的に接続される一対の接続部と、抵抗体を含み、一方の接続部から他方の接続部へ延設され、2つの接続部の間を架橋する架橋部と、を備える。さらに、ボンディングワイヤが接続される一面を正面視して撮影された場合に、仮想線分(L)が定義可能なマークを有するものであり、シャント抵抗器に固定された仮想線分と、予め規定された直線との度差θを検出し、角度差θに応じてボンディングワイヤの接続位置を補正する。
【選択図】図2
180 電流測定装置 JP2016138468 2016-07-13 JP2018009863A 2018-01-18 遠藤 保; 大澤 亮
【課題】インバータ回路等を備える電流測定装置において、電流検出素子としてシャント抵抗器を用いた場合におけるインダクタンスを低減する。
【解決手段】導電性の金属で形成した第1の配線部材と、導電性の金属で形成されるとともに、一部に抵抗体金属を備えた第2の配線部材と、を有し、前記第1の配線部材と前記第2の配線部材とは、少なくとも前記抵抗体金属を備えた部位において、絶縁体を介して併設した、電流測定装置。
【選択図】図2
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