| 摘要 |
<p>889,818. Transistor relay circuits. BENDIX CORPORATION. March 10, 1960 [March 13, 1959], No. 8530/60. Class 40(6). A timing circuit comprises a relay 19 which when actuated by the closure of onoff switch 13 completes a charging circuit for the capacitor 45 and causes increased conduction in the transistor 53 thus energizing relay 24 and causing relay contacts 23 to open to interrupt the energizing circuit of relay 19. Capacitor 45 then commences discharging through resistor 63 until the potential at the base of transistor 53 falls to such a low value that the current flowing through the transistor is insufficient to maintain relay 24 energized whereupon contacts 23 close, relay 19 is energized and the cycle of operations recommenced. Each actuation of relay 19 causes a stepping switch to be advanced one position. A thermistor 75 is connected to the base biasing circuit of transistor 53 thereby rendering the circuit substantially independent of temperature variations. A feedback resistor 65 between collector and base electrodes of the transistor stabilizes the cut-off point. Specification 636,113 is referred to.</p> |
