Method and circuit arrangement for protecting an electric...

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Motor protective condition responsive circuits

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C388S811000, C326S009000, C326S014000

Reexamination Certificate

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07123458

ABSTRACT:
A method and a circuit for protecting an electric motor and/or its trigger circuit against overload in the emergency-operation mode in a motor vehicle direct-current fan motor operated by means of pulse width modulation, in which the trigger circuit is designed as an emergency-operation controller, with a microcontroller preceding the motor end stage and with a comparator assembly for detecting overvoltages. Overload protection is assured at elevated battery voltage and at the same time when the emergency-operation controller is activated in response to malfunctions in the normal triggering of the electric motor. To that end, at least one overvoltage threshold (Us1, Us2) is defined; when it is exceeded, the power supplied to the motor is reduced or switched off.

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