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Electric welder with current-voltage feedback circuit that provides desired slope curve

  • US 4,465,920 A
  • Filed: 04/20/1981
  • Issued: 08/14/1984
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/22/1978
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. An electric welder which comprises a D.C. generator, a command circuit that can develop a variable value command signal, a current feedback circuit, a voltage feedback circuit, a control circuit which receives said command signal from said command circuit and that can simultaneously respond to a signal from said current feedback circuit to provide a current-modified command signal which will be applied to the field winding of said D.C. generator, said field winding responding to said current-modified command signal to cause said electric welder to operate in a constant current mode, said control circuit being adapted to receive said command signal from said command circuit and to simultaneously respond to a signal from said voltage feedback circuit to provide a voltage-modified command signal which will be applied to said field winding of said D.C. generator, said field winding responding to said voltage-modified command signal to cause said electric welder to operate in a constant voltage mode, a voltage-current feedback circuit which receives said signal from said current feedback circuit and which simultaneously receives said signal from said voltage feedback circuit, said control circuit being adapted to receive said command signal from said command circuit and to simultaneously respond to a signal from said voltage-current feedback circuit to provide a voltage-current-modified command signal which will be applied to said field winding to said D.C. generator, said field winding responding to said voltage-current-modified command signal to cause said electric welder to operate in a slope mode, and mode-selecting means that selectively connects said current feedback circuit or said voltage feedback circuit or said voltage-current feedback circuit to said control circuit.

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