Servo driver IGBT over-current turn-off grading protection circuit
A servo driver, graded protection technology, applied in the protection, circuits, electrical components and other directions that react to overcurrent, can solve the problem of current output graded shutdown, etc., to reduce the response time and save the time for signal processing.
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[0042] In order to solve the problem in the prior art that it is impossible to perform graded shutdown according to the actual current output of the servo drive, and avoid the inevitable signal delay of the processor for electrical signal processing when the traditional IGBT is turned off by overcurrent, such as figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, the present invention proposes a servo driver IGBT over-current shutdown classification protection circuit, including a main controller, a three-phase signal input module, a comparator module, an enabling module, an optocoupler module and a driving module, wherein:
[0043] The three-phase signal input module is used to receive the current signal of the servo drive and output the current signal to the two input terminals of the comparator module;
[0044] The comparator module includes a first comparator and a second comparator, which are used to output electrical signals LOCK2 and LOCK1 respectively according to the current signal, and...
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[0071] In order to better understand the circuit of the present invention, this embodiment takes the W phase as an example to illustrate the circuit, as Figure 3 to Figure 7 As shown, a servo driver IGBT over-current shut-off classification protection circuit.
[0072] When the servo driver is short-circuited, the Hall sensor detects a real-time sudden change of current, and at this time the Hall sensor outputs the WI-IGBT signal, which is the current signal (current detection signal) for the W-phase IGBT. After the signal is rectified by the rectifying diode group D2A, it is sent to the comparator module.
[0073] When the current signal exceeds the first preset range (that is, exceeds the upper limit or lower limit threshold, setting the threshold for hard shutdown), the LOCK2 signal output by the first comparator is a low-level signal, and at this time the second bus driver U2 After receiving this level signal, and when the LOCK2 signal is low, the bus driver U2 outputs a...
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