Electrically operated vehicle abnormality judging device

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – In vehicle wiring

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C318S490000

Reexamination Certificate

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11073595

ABSTRACT:
An electrically operated vehicle abnormality judging device. The invention has an electrically operated machine, a driving signal generation processing section for generating a driving signal by receiving a command value, an inverter for receiving the driving signal and generating and supplying an electric current to the electrically operated machine, a line for driving for connecting the driving signal generation processing section and the inverter, a line for judgment branched from the line for driving and connected to a power source, and an abnormality judgment processor for judging whether an abnormality is generated in the line for driving on the basis of a signal of the line for judgment.

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