Electricity: motive power systems – Switched reluctance motor commutation control
Patent
1992-09-24
1994-11-08
Ro, Bentsu
Electricity: motive power systems
Switched reluctance motor commutation control
318434, 318472, 388903, 388934, H02P 602, G05D 2324, H02H 7085
Patent
active
053630246
ABSTRACT:
A control circuit for controlling a linearly variable speed cooling D.C. fan includes a stator including at least two pairs of main poles, two pairs of auxiliary poles and a Hall effect element provided at either of auxiliary poles. The control circuit also includes a rotor which as a casing, at least two pairs of N and S poles and a plurality of blades. Further, the control circuit includes a driving IC including an amplifier and two switching transistors, a temperature sensor detachable to a connector means, for determining a revolution speed of the D.C. fan that matches to the detected temperature, and a breakdown protection unit provided between said driving IC and said temperature sensor.
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Hiratsuka Yoshiaki
Yoshii Tsutomu
Fujitsu Limited
Ro Bentsu
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