Digital slope compensation in a current controller

Electricity: motive power systems – Switched reluctance motor commutation control

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318432, 318601, 318603, H02P 610

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055258743

ABSTRACT:
Stable current control to an inductive load uses a digital driver having registers loaded with load control parameters from a microprocessor. The parameters, along with a counter responsive to clock pulses, control a pulse period and a pulse width which are used to operate an FET in series with the load to control load current. Current mode control develops a decreasing current limit voltage in each pulse period by decrementing a down counter at a rate and from an initial value commanded by the microprocessor, and converting the value to an analog current limit signal. The signal is compared to a load current feedback signal and the pulse width is truncated if the load current reaches the current limit signal.

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