Digital current regulator circuit for control of bidirectional c

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With means to selectively provide d.c. of either polarity

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318341, 318599, 363 98, H02P 1332

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046009833

ABSTRACT:
A digital current regulator circuit for a DC load that is connected within a transistor bridge circuit for multi-quadrant operation contains a digital comparator to which binary actual value codes and theoretical value codes are applied as well as a control unit for the time-discrete unipolar control of the transistors in dependence on a central timing signal. To avoid current distortions when the polarity of the load current changes, a blocking circuit is provided, by means of which the bridge circuit can be blocked when the polarity of the theoretical value code changes. A release circuit is also provided that terminates the blockage as soon as the load current actually becomes zero.

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