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21. AC Motors
Ac motors are generally classified as single-phase, polyphase, and synchronous, but most motors used in small home appliances are of the single-phase type.
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22. Universal Motors
Universal motors can be built very cheaply; for this reason, plus the fact that they can be operated on either ac or dc, they are used extensively in many small appliances, including adding machines, electric fans, portable hand-tools, electric shavers, and een movie projectors—in short, you may find a universal motor in nearly any small home appliance.
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23. Motor Controls
Many small appliances use a fixed resistor to control the flow of current, but this does not permit speed control.
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24. Fuses
Fuses are used as protective devices in many appliances. Some are sealed in glass envelopes and can be plugged into or removed from circuit if desired, and others may be strips of metal that can be replaced only by soldering.
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25. Solid - State Devices
There are many other small electronic components which can be used in the control circuitry of appliances and tools.
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26. The Volt - Ohm - Milliammeter
Since you are not after a precise resistance reading at this point, it is important only to have the range setting low enough to indicate when there is some internal resistance within motor-powered appliances (caused by the windings on the armature).
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27. Line - Voltage Checks
Measuring voltages is usually the next step in troubleshooting malfunctioning appliances. To avoid replacing expensive components by mistake, these measurements should be as accurate as possible.
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28. Variable AC Power Supply
Thus, whatever the level of the line voltage is, it can be adjusted to a 115V Output suitable for making voltage checks of appliances in accord with factory specifications.
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29. Multivoltage AC / DC Power Supply
The power supply can be used for bench operation of low-voltage ac and dc appliances and control devices. Transformer T may be a Stancor P-8364, which has three 12V secondaries of which one is centertapped.
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30. Variable-Frequency AC Power Supply
Occasionally you will want to test European appliances for their performance. Since most equipment from abroad will not operate as intended from standard American 60 Hz 115V outlets, a special power supply is needed for this task.
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