Abstract: A control circuit for a stove, cooktop or oven utilizing at least one electrical radiant heating element. The circuit effectively compares a controlled voltage and internally generated saw-tooth voltage wave to control the percent power to the radiant element. Also included is a slow start feature to minimize power surge when first energizing the element.

Abstract: An electronic thermostat for use with cooking ovens that may include oven cleaning features. An analog comparator is utilized to compare reference voltage with voltage representative temperature changes sensed within the oven, to control the oven heating element.

Abstract: An internally generated raster scanning circuit includes self correction for pincushion distortion by multiplying the horizontal parabolic wave form by the vertical saw-tooth wave form. The multiplier is biased to provide the required 180.degree. phase shift at the midpoint of the waveform. The multiplied signals are coupled back to an input of the existing power amplifier and a corrected current is then supplied to the vertical yoke coil, requiring no added reactor transformer. The balance or ratio of the top and bottom correction currents can be adjusted as required by a simple control in the multiplier circuit.