A good example would be a transformer. The current output can be limited by
the resistance of the winding as well as the mutual inductance between the
windings. Of course, increasing the resistance of the windings to limit the
output may cause temperature problems. But any competent transformer company
can build an inherently limited unit for you.
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From: [email protected]
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Sent: Friday, July 09, 1999 9:15 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Inherently Limited power source..
Hello all,
The standard that I'm working with states under Power Limited
Circuits that:
an "Inherently Limited" power source does not require overcurrent
protection, while a "Not Inherently Limited" power source does
require it.
Could someone give me an explanation of what makes a power source
"Inherently Limited"..
Thank You,
George
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