Power supply status control circuit of electrical outlet set designed for use with computer and peripheral apparatus

A power supply status control circuit used in an electric outlet set for computer, said electric outlet set comprising a main receptacle and a plurality of auxiliary receptacles, said main receptacle and said auxiliary receptacles each having a first end and a second end respectively connected to two opposite ends of AC power supply, said power supply status control circuit comprising:

• a DC power circuit connected to AC power supply and adapted to convert AC power supply into a DC power supply (VCC) for output;
• a first fuse, said fuse having a first end and a second end respectively connected to the second end of said main receptacle and ground, said fuse having a predetermined resistance value;
• an amplifier adapted to amplify the voltage value of the electricity passing through said first fuse, said amplifier having an input end connected to the second end of said first fuse and an output end;
• a comparator adapted to compare the voltage value of the electric current passing through said first fuse with a reference voltage, said comparator having an input end connected to the output end of said amplifier and an output end for output of comparison result;
• an electrically-controlled switch unit connected between the second end of said main receptacle and the second end of said auxiliary receptacles, said electrically-controlled switch unit comprising a signal input end connected to the output end of said comparator to receive the output voltage of said comparator for on-off control;
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• a low-voltage fuse loop formed of a second fuse, two diodes reversely connected in parallel, and a resistor connected in parallel to said diodes, said second fuse having a first end connected to the second end of said main receptacle and a second end connected to the input end of said amplifier, said diodes each having one end connected to the first end of said first fuse and an opposite end connected to the second end of said second fuse,
• wherein when the electric apparatus at said main receptacle is turned off, said electrically-controlled switch unit is switched off, thereby causing the second end of each of said auxiliary receptacles to be electrically disconnected from the second end of said main receptacle;
• when the electric apparatus at said main receptacle is turned on, said electrically-controlled switch unit is switched on, thereby causing the second end of each of said auxiliary receptacles to be electrically connected to the second end of said main receptacle for enabling said auxiliary receptacles to obtain power supply.