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![]() Design Hints - If the Volts and Watts are known, find the resistance in ohms, and browse the stock heater table that was sorted by ohms values. Then select some possible sizes to fit the application. Cutting Watts by Half - The use of a properly rated diode in line would halve the power (watts) when used with AC voltage. Doubling Voltage - The power is increased four times the original value then the voltage is doubled. |
| SOME USEFUL FORMULAS | ||
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VALUE ASSIGNMENTS |
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| POWER FORMULAS P=I2 R P=E * I P=E2 / R |
CURRENT FORMULAS I = E / R I = |
DELTA CONNECTION I LINE = I LEG
* E LINE = E LEG P LEG = P TOTAL / 3 P LEG / (E LINE OR E LEG) = I LEG E LEG / I LEG = R LEG |
| RESISTANCE FORMULAS R = E / I R = P / I2 R = E2 / P |
RESISTORS IN SERIES RS = R1 + R2 + R3 |
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| VOLTAGE FORMULAS E = I * R E = |
RESISTORS IN PARALLEL RP = (R1 * R2) / (R1 + R2) |
WYE OR "Y" CONNECTION I LINE = I LEG E LEG = E TOTAL / I LEG = P LEG / E LEG R LEG = E LEG / I LEG |
| More useful electrical formulas | |
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| Watts = Current X Voltage | Degree C = (F-32 X 5/9 |
| Watts = (Voltage X Voltage) divided by Resistance (Ohms) | Degrees F = (C X 9/5) + 32 |
| Watts = (Current X Current) X Resistance | |
| Warm-up Watts (Watt Hours) req'd = C x M x (T2-T1) x .293 | |
| Voltage = Current X Resistance (Ohms) | where C = specific heat of mat'l, M = mass in lbs. |
| Current = Voltage divided by Resistance (Ohms) | T2 = ending temperature, T1 = starting temperature |
| Resistance (Ohms) = Voltage divided by Current | |
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