Device for checking a d c source voltage relative to a predetermined value

A device for testing the voltage of a voltage source comprises a bridge circuit, a differential switching circuit and an indicator element. The bridge circuit includes a first circuit comprising a first resistor; a second circuit comprising first diode means connected to the first circuit; a third c...

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Hauptverfasser: TOYODA, KENJI, HAMAGUCHI, ICHIRO
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Zusammenfassung:A device for testing the voltage of a voltage source comprises a bridge circuit, a differential switching circuit and an indicator element. The bridge circuit includes a first circuit comprising a first resistor; a second circuit comprising first diode means connected to the first circuit; a third circuit comprising a second resistor connected to the first circuit, the junction between the third and first circuits being connected to one terminal of the voltage source; and a fourth circuit comprising a serial connection of second diode means and a third resistor. One end of the fourth circuit is connected to the third circuit and the other end is connected to the second circuit. The junction between the fourth and second circuits is connected to the other terminal of the voltage source. The third resistor has a resistance value sufficiently great so that the differential voltage between the junction between the first and second circuits and the junction between the third and fourth circuits depends on the source voltage. The differential switching circuit is adapted to change its condition in accordance with the differential voltage between the junction between the first and second circuits and the junction between the third and fourth circuits. The switching circuit has a terminal for outputting the condition thereof. The indicator element is connected to the output terminal to indicate the condition of the differential switching circuit.