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Konstantin Gavrilovich iinh. P KBI14V, Mikhail MiUirylovich..
KVITEOVSKIY, V.I.0 inzh.9 retsenzent;
NOVIKAS,, M.N.,q inzh,,., red,,3 USMIKO, L~A,,v tak)ui. rqd.
(Signaling and teleco=unication devices and t~,eir nuej
Ustroistva STsB i sviazi i ikh ispollzovania. Izd.2., perer,
i dop. Moskva,, Transzheldorizdat, 1962~ 28,1 ii.
(Railroads-~ignaling) (14IRA :15:9)
(Railroads--Comunication systems)
(Railroad ia-~Electric equipment)
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Self-propelling mobile electric pover plant. Put' i put.1-hoz.5
no.2:26-27 1? 161. (Railroads-Electric eqtdpment) (MIM 240)
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AUTHORS: z 0 t o v ._T,_,_v and Popov, 11. S. (Kiyev) LerArwrad)
T I T LE Heated metal resistor multipliers and dividers
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika'i telemekhanika, v. 2~, no. 3, 1962,
365 - 370 -
TEXT: The authors give the theory of volt-age multipliero and divi-
ders designed around raetal resistors, consider the orid6e method of
multiplication and division, and analyze its ervors, The bridge me-
thod is based on the fact that wheii a metal wire R is inserted in
one of the bridge arms and heated by applying a voltage U of one
frequency, while the bridge supply voltage U has a difl"erent fre-
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quency, then the det-ector volta5e TJD is pro~,ortional to the product
U1 and U21 providinS U1 lies within the linear -oart of the voltam-
pere characteristic of the lieated resititance, axid 1ro'Itae;e U',) or sup-
thc " Ime ab-
U 1 reniotanoe
ply current 12 are small enough not to lieat
solute multiplication error y appears when U1 deviates from its no-
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Heated metal resistor multipliers D201/D301
minal value U 10 as a result of the destructior of proportionality
between the function F(Uj) and the arnument U1. The bridge has been
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experimentally trieci for a plat-inum wire 24 mic.-ons in diameter and
20 mm long. The bridge supply current 12 was 7.5 wA. The nominal
Voltage U10 was taken as eQOO W. The results obtained sho,~,i a pro-
portionality between UD and U1 accurate to vii-chin 0.5 5' Ifor voltage
cha-nges from I - ) V. The temperature error of the multiplying, ar-
rangement i3 iess than 0.2 ~~ ?or T 100C tenporature charges. Types
A and B heated resistances i;e,Ve invcstigate~l. Type A consists of a
heater, a platinum wire 50 microns in dianoteri place-d in a thin
mclybdenym glass tube, 1,-iith a heatinc, element wiound around it. In
type A the sensing element may be used as a heater and vice versa#
The time constant of the heated element is 0.6 sec. Type B is a cop-
per wire with glass insulantion, %Ath a 5 micro.,. wire Wound on. The
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A wire diameter is 3 crons, ,-ti"a glass; `nsula'ion 12 Microns. I*ts
time constant is 0-17--sec. BotA,-. types produced approximately the
same results, with UD' = f(Uj) = 0.1 U1 deviat--in,,- not rjore than 0.6~.
of its nominal value. The change of freque~ncy of U1 from 20 to 200
kc/s had no effect. In the divider arrangement the voltage U2 to be
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Heated met'al resi3tor multinliers ... D201/X01
divided is applied to tho bridcc which is connected ir. r:eries to a
h";g'q cain emplifier. One of the aritis has a me-tal renistance, heated
by Voltace U 3) which is the divisor, 'I"he arms of tho bridge are ad-
justed Jn suc.-h a mar-ner-that t1he detector arm voltaj-
L _,e ia propostio-
nal to the product of U 3 and UD* It is stated in conclusion that
the above arran-ements may boapplied not only In aitonation but al-
so in the Measurement techniques of a.c. current- and as logarithmic
moterz. There are 2 tables, 3 figures and 2 So7iet-bloc referenoes.
MMITTED: July 10, 1961
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ceedit 11, No. 21 1952.
ways to strengthen industrial cre;lit workq Den. i kredy
, laosifiei.
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ZOTOV., m.
Incr=ue contro.1 vagp furA JlArursouiont. Den. I lro~.
20 no.2~15-22 F 162. (1-11TIA 'J.5-.2)
(wages)
(Banlks and bari~lng)
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'Utilize hidden potentialities more fully. Doi. A kred. 20
no.9:3-22 S 162. (MIRA 150)
1. UpravIyayushchly Roosiyakoy respublibmaltay kontoroy Goebex4e
(Banks and banking) OnduatrW wknagenwt)
ZOTOT, M.
Improve the standard of 9conoudc work. Dan. i kred, 18 D0,90417
s ,6o. (Credit) (Russia-Industriels) (MIRA 13:6)
ZOTOV, M.
Source oflareative activity. Don. i krd& 21 no.90-11 S 163.
~p (MIIU 16M) :
ZOTOV I M.
Improve bank control through the ruble. Den.i kred. 121
no.433-11 Ap 163. (Finance) (MMA 16 r4)
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