The utility model discloses a single-phase brushless
motor time-
delay starting operation module, which mainly comprises a brushless motor main body and a
matched control assembly, and comprises two 41F type Hall sensors which are connected in parallel, a common pull-up
resistor and the like. The two Hall sensors are symmetrically installed on the two sides of the geometric center line of a
stator magnetic pole, the detection faces face a rotor permanent
magnet, high and low levels are output through induction of rotor magnetic pole changes, the H-bridge power tube is controlled, and
stator coil power supply
state switching is achieved. During working, according to the characteristics of the Hall sensor, the motor is controlled to be started and run according to the principle that the motor is firstly turned off and then turned on, and the
dead time control unit generates 0.5-2 ms power tube switching
delay. According to the module, the starting success rate of the motor is greatly improved, the starting
failure risk is effectively reduced, and the
vibration amplitude in the starting process is obviously reduced. In the operation stage, the
motor efficiency is remarkably improved, and the rotating speed fluctuation is extremely small when the load changes. Moreover, the
circuit design of the module is simplified, so that the hardware cost is greatly reduced.