Electromagnetic valve driving circuit with overcurrent protection function
A solenoid valve driving and over-current protection technology, which is applied to electromagnets with armatures, circuits, electromagnets, etc., can solve problems such as low reliability, easy adhesion of contacts, and easy interference of relays, and achieve simple and stable circuits Good performance and high economical effect
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[0010] Such as figure 1 As shown, when the input control signal is 0V, the triode V1 is not conducting, and the voltage of the c pole is equal to 15V. The voltage of the MOS tube Q1G pole is 15V, the Q1D pole and the S pole are turned on, the solenoid valve coil has current flowing, and the solenoid valve is turned on.
[0011] At this time, if the voltage across R4 is less than 0.7V, that is, the flowing current is less than 0.7V / 0.1Ω=7A, then the triode V2 will not conduct, V3 will not conduct, and Q1 will continue to conduct.
[0012] If the voltage across R4 is greater than or equal to 0.7V, that is, the flowing current is greater than or equal to 7A, then the triode V2 will be turned on, and V3 will also be turned on. The voltage at the G pole of Q1 will be about 1.4V, and Q1 will not be turned on until it is powered on again.
[0013] When the input control signal is 5V, the triode V1 is turned on, and the voltage of the c pole is equal to 0.7V. The voltage of the MOS ...
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