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by aidenn0
42 days ago
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Assuming the heating element has a positive temperature coefficient (which seems likely), there will be inrush current greater than the operating current. As an extreme example, a tungsten filament in a lightbulb would rise to 1500C (2700F) which with even a small temperature coefficient can mean inrush current 10x higher than the operating current. |
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