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[Req.][AC current limiter circuit]

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Hi,
I have an AC circuit. I want to limit the current to 1A to the load. But during error condition 10A can flow to the circuit. But I want to limit the current to 1A. Can anybody give some ideas how to implement the same.
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Vamanan Kutty
 

The current drawn is directly proportional to the load.If you want to limit the load from consuming 10A instead of 1A, then I think you should measure the current and before it shoots up you have to cut the source of input to the load.

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siva
 

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