Well, to put my coin in the bag,
Since what happens when the batteries get to hot is , that they get
switched off from the load current and when they have cooled down, the
connection is restored, I'd call it a "thermo safety switch" or in good
dutch-german: ein
thermischaktivierteladungspannungbegrenzendesicherheitsschalter.. or
short: talsbs-schalter.
fwiw
Simon Muller
Robert Benschop heeft op donderdag 24 januari 2002 om 20:29 het volgende
geschreven:
>
> on 24-01-2002 9:32, Johannes Wolf at jwolf_at_xe.estec.esa.nl wrote:
>
>> In German a thermistor = Thermistor
>> and the "thing" which I consider to be a self resetting thermal switch
>> would
>> be called Thermoschalter / Thermosicherung
>
> Now I get even more mixed up, Thermoschalter would be a thermal switch
> and
> Thermosicherung would be a thermal fuse.
> Guess I check out Frank's site in a month or so and read the final
> verdict... ;-)
>
>
> Robert Benschop
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