(under subclass 294) Systems, wherein the regulation of the current or potential supplied to the load device is automatically controlled in response to some condition.
(1) Note. The condition controlling the regulation may be the current or potential of the load device circuit, some condition, such as the temperature, of the load device, or the temperature of the atmosphere in which the load device operates or any other condition affecting the operation of the load device.
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
301, for miscellaneous systems where there are a plurality of automatic regulators in the system.
307, and indented subclasses, for miscellaneous systems which include an automatic regulating means.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS 336, Inductor Devices,
30+, for the structure of transformers and inductive reactors which are designed to have their effective impedance varied in response to a condition.