Electrical Architecture for Motor Vehicle Switches
An electrical architecture, technology for motor vehicles, applied in vehicle components, circuits or fluid lines, transportation and packaging, etc., to solve problems such as incorrect closing voltage affecting, different, etc.
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[0049] figure 1 An example of an electrical architecture for a motor vehicle switch according to the invention is shown, comprising:
[0050] - a first controller C1, a second controller C2 and a third controller C3;
[0051] - the first on-off switch I1, the second on-off switch I2 and the third on-off switch I3;
[0052] - Microprocessor 2;
[0053] - a first output S1 and a second output S2 of the microprocessor 2;
[0054] - a first direct wire connection FD1 and a second direct wire connection FD2;
[0055] - a first in-line connection FI1 having a first part P1 and a second part P2 interconnected by a first electrical node N1, the second part P2 having a first branch B1 and a second branch B2;
[0056] - A first diode D1 and a second diode D2.
[0057] The term "wire connector" refers to cables or wires in a non-limiting manner.
[0058] The term "controller" refers in a non-limiting manner to a controller of an electrical device, such as a controller of a motor ve...
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