Load, Switch, and Commutation Considerations

 
Power switching devices are employed for controlling inductive, resistive or capacitive loads. Inductive loads include electrical machines, transformers, solenoids, and relays. High-current in-rush occurs with loads such as incandescent lamps, pulse-forming networks, snubbers, and motors. Incandescent lamps are essentially resistive, but the cold resistive in-rush current during turn-on is 12 to 18 times the steady-state current. This turn-on surge presents special  switch-on problems. Capacitive loads, such as fluorescent lighting, also present high-current in-rush at turn-on. Electromechanical loads, such as  shakers, present loads that vary between capacitive and inductive over their operating frequency range. 


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