A pantograph remote control circuit for unmanned subway trains
An unmanned, remote control technology, applied in the protection of undervoltage or no voltage, collectors, vehicle components, etc., can solve the problem of not being able to raise the bow and wake up the train, and reduce the on-site operation of fully automatic driverless drivers and other problems, to achieve the effect of reducing train rescue, reducing driver operation errors, and saving time
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[0015] Embodiments of the present invention will be explained below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0016] Such as figure 1 As shown, the pantograph remote control circuit of the unmanned subway train in this embodiment includes: the starting circuit of the auxiliary inverter emergency start relay 3, the control circuit of the auxiliary inverter energized relay 7 and the control circuit of the lifting relay 10 Start the circuit.
[0017] The starting circuit of the auxiliary inverter emergency start relay 3 includes the low-voltage detection relay 2 connected to the battery output terminal, the normally closed contact of the low-voltage detection relay connected in series to the battery output terminal, the normally open contact of the ATC wake-up module and the auxiliary inverter The emergency start relay 3 of the device.
[0018] The control circuit of the auxiliary inverter energizing relay 7 is connected in parallel with the auxiliary inverter emergency ...
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