Control strategy used for hot surface ignitor
A control strategy and igniter technology, which is applied in the direction of ignition by electric spark, controlled combustion, incandescent ignition, etc., can solve the problems of shortened life of hot surface igniter, damage to power supply cost, and increase, so as to improve competitiveness and application cost Control and improve the effect of the application range
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[0073] Example 1: Application on household or commercial gas stoves and water heaters
[0074] When the gas cooker or water heater is in use, the time between ignition and successful ignition will arouse people's anxiety if it takes too long, and it is generally best to control it within 5 seconds.
[0075] However, in applications where there is no time requirement, in order to ensure that the hot surface igniter does not have a moderate service life, we generally use a constant voltage or constant power control method to make the igniter heat up slowly.
[0076] Combining the above, if you want the hot surface igniter to be well applied on the gas cooker or water heater, you must balance the two contradictions. Therefore, the three types of control strategies of variable voltage control, variable power control, and variable voltage plus variable power hybrid control in this embodiment can be used to ensure the service life of the hot surface igniter and shorten the ignition ...
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