Protection technique for an exposed conductor

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H02H 5/12 (2006.01) G01R 27/18 (2006.01) H02H 3/16 (2006.01)

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CA 1266882

M-10148 PROTECTION TECHNIQUE FOR EXPOSED CONDUCTOR ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A technique is disclosed for protecting against electrocution or shock resulting from contacting an exposed conductor which is connected to a power supply. The flow of power to the conductor, whether DC or AC. is periodic- ally interrupted and during the interruption, contact be- tween a body and the conductor is sensed. If the body is not contacting the conductor, power is restored, but if the body is contacting, the interruption is maintained. The circuit may also distinguish between contact with the body and contact with an electrical device which receives power from the conductor. The electrical device includes a bar- rier circuit, such as a diode, which switches to an elec- trical state, such as a high impedence state, when power is interrupted. Because the electrical characteristics of the barrier circuit, such as its capacitance, differ from those of a body, the circuit is able to detect contact with a body.

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