Abstract: The invention provides an over-current protection system. The over-current protection system includes a sensing device, a comparator, a first transistor, and a second transistor. The sensing device is adapted to sense a current flowing to an electrical device. The comparator is adapted to compare a signal received from the sensing device and a reference signal to generate any one of a high signal and a low signal, wherein the output of the comparator is connected to a control device. The first transistor is connected to the output signal of the comparator to control the first transistor, wherein the first transistor is in a conductive state when the output signal of the comparator is a high signal. The second transistor is connected to and controlled by the first transistor, wherein the second transistor is in a conductive state when the first transistor is in the conductive state.

Abstract: The present invention provides a voltage multiplier system for an electrical device. The system includes a multi-vibrator adapted to generate a clock signal, and a voltage-multiplier module. Further, the multi-vibrator includes a pair of transistors, and at least one resistor-capacitor module. Further, the at least one resistor-capacitor module is connected between the emitter terminal and a base terminal of each of the pair of transistors to limit voltage between the base terminal and the emitter terminal of each of the pair of transistors. The voltage-multiplier module is adapted to boost an input voltage based on the clock signal received from the multi-vibrator.

Abstract: A heating device includes a PCB (10), at least one heating element (30, 31, 32), bus bars (60a, 60b, 60c) and a terminal pin (40) and a terminal plate (70). At least a portion of the PCB (10) extends out of a PCB housing (20). The terminal pin (40) is disposed in a connector housing (50) disposed at least partially outside the PCB housing (20). At least one of the connector housing (50) and the portion of the PCB (10) extending out of the PCB housing (20) includes at least one support element (52) to support the connector housing (50) in a pre-determined position with respect to the PCB (10).

Abstract: A heating device for a vehicle is described. The heating device includes a heater core and a housing assembly. The housing assembly includes a housing configured with a protruded portion, a first terminal, and a second terminal. The first terminal is configured on the protruded portion of the housing and adapted to be connected with a first bus bar. The second terminal is configured on a first end of the housing and adapted to be connected with a second bus bar. The first bus bar and the second bus bar are connected to the heater core to provide an electrical connectivity to the heater core. The first terminal and the second terminal are laterally offset to each other, and are at least partially on opposite sides of a reference line coinciding with an edge of a printed circuit board received in the housing.

Abstract: A bus-bar system 100 includes at least one bus-bar terminal 10. Each Bus-bar terminal 10 includes a first portion 10a, a second portion 10b and an intermediate portion 10c. The first portion 10a is connected to a heating element 20 of a heating block 22. The second portion 10b is connected to a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) 30 held within a casing 32 and the intermediate portion 10c connects the first portion 10a to the second portion 10b. The first portion 10a and the second portion 10b are offset from each other and the offset is based on desired position and orientation of the Printed Circuit Board (PCB) 30 held inside the casing 32 with respect to the heating elements 20.

Abstract: A heater device for a vehicle is described. The heater device include a plurality of heating elements, a printed circuit board, a first bus-bar, and a second bus-bar. The first bus-bar having a first set of connecting legs is formed in a first side of the first bus-bar. The first set of connecting legs is adapted to be connected with a first set of heating elements amongst the plurality of heating elements. The second bus-bar having a coupling element is formed in a first side of the second bus-bar to couple with a first side of the PCB. Further, a second set of connecting legs is formed adjacent to the coupling element and adapted to be coupled to the first side of the PCB. The second set of connecting legs is adapted to connect with a second set of heating elements amongst the plurality of heating elements.

Abstract: A heating device (100) for a vehicle, includes a Printed Circuit Board (11), at least one heating element (20a,20b,20c), a bus bar (30,31) and a terminal pin (42). The Printed Circuit Board (11) is received inside a casing (12) along one bus bar (30,31). The bus bar (30,31) includes at least one bus bar terminal (30a,30b,30c,31a,31b,31c), wherein at least one bus bar terminal (30a 30b 30c 31a,31b,31c) connects a corresponding heating element (20a,20b,20c) to the Printed Circuit Board (11). The terminal pin (42) is integrally formed with at least one bus bar terminal (30a,30b,30c,31a,31b,31c) and is disposed outside the casing (12).