A constant current control circuit for an automobile ignition module

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel scheme of electronic circuit design and application. The invention has the core contents that a common three-end adjustable voltage stabilizing device is applied to a constant-current circuit of an automobile ignition module and the obtained product is matched with a small amount of passive devices to replace a conventional automobile ignition module constant-current circuit so as to enable the circuit to be more simple and reliable; in the working process, the constant-current performance is more stable and the temperature characteristic is better. The scheme can be used for various types of ignition module constant-current control circuits and also can be suitable for ignition module circuits of which the output levels adopt power tubes (darlington tubes or IGBT ((Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor)) with different characteristics.

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[0001] The invention relates to an electronic circuit design. Background technique

[0002] There are two common forms of traditional ignition module constant current control circuits: (1) active module constant current circuit, generally controlled by a comparator (see figure 1 ); (2) Passive module constant current circuit, generally controlled by triode (see figure 2 ).

[0003] The parts of the constant current control circuit of the above two forms are shown in the circled part in the figure. The control principles are basically the same. When there is a trigger high-level signal at the input terminal, the output switching power tube is turned on, and the conduction current generates a sampling voltage on the current sampling resistor RL. When the voltage reaches the set value, the core component of the constant current control part ( figure 1 IC1 in figure 2 The working state of Q1) begins to change from the original cut-off state to the on-state...

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