Electricity: motive power systems – Limitation of motor load – current – torque or force
Patent
1997-08-13
2000-05-23
Wysocki, Jonathan
Electricity: motive power systems
Limitation of motor load, current, torque or force
318492, H02P 700
Patent
active
060669306
ABSTRACT:
In flowing a switching current through an inductive load by way of an H-bridge circuit, a control circuit and a timing signal generating circuit are used to start a current supply operation in accordance with a driving period of a predetermined frequency, thereby increasing the current flowing through the inductive load. In reducing the current, a power source regeneration operation is performed during a power source regeneration period and a commutation operation is performed during a commutation period. The power source regeneration operation and the commutation operation are well balanced with each other, thereby making it possible to perform a high-frequency driving with a switching current having less ripple. Also, since the power source regeneration operation is performed in a long time in the case where the switching current level is reduced, it becomes possible to quickly reduce the current level down to a desired level.
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Horiguchi Kenji
Nishi Tomoaki
Shindengen Electric Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
Wysocki Jonathan
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