Fail-safe system for pulse-controlled three-terminal d.c. motor

Electricity: motive power systems – Plural diverse motor controls

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318297, 361 33, H02P 516

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044069790

ABSTRACT:
A pulse control circuit for a d.c. series motor having an armature and two oppositely-wound field windings, comprises a contactor in series with the motor, two main thyristors each connected in series with the armature and a respective one of the field windings, means for controlling the mark-to-space ratio of conduction of each thyristor, one or other of the main thyristors being brought into operation in dependence upon the desired direction of drive of the armature, means for sensing failure of commutation of the main thyristor, and means for causing opening of the contactor in response to such sensing. The control circuit includes means for firing the other main thyristor immediately commutation failure is sensed, thereby to limit the net field flux and motor torque in the period during which the contactor is opening.

REFERENCES:
patent: 965059 (1908-12-01), Apple
patent: 3727118 (1973-04-01), Makino
patent: 3818291 (1974-06-01), Miyake

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