In-vitro program control device with wireless charging function
A wireless charging and functional technology, applied in the direction of output power conversion devices, circuit devices, battery circuit devices, etc., can solve the problems of single wireless charging function, low alignment accuracy, and more costs, so as to improve the efficiency of wireless charging , saving time and improving usability
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[0030] The controller generates 4 sets of PWM signals S1, S2, S3, and S4 with adjustable period, duty cycle, and phase through the internal PWM module. The phases and polarities of the four sets of PWM signals are as follows: figure 2 shown. Four groups of PWM signals are respectively connected to the four control ports of the H-bridge drive circuit to control the H-bridge drive circuit to perform periodic commutation.
[0031] The LC resonant circuit is connected in series resonance mode, and the LC resonant circuit is connected with the H bridge drive circuit, and the PWM signal is converted into a sinusoidal electromagnetic wave through periodic commutation logic, and electromagnetic energy is emitted outward. The specific logic is as follows: during T1 period, H1 and H4 are on, H2 and H3 are off, the current direction is H1->C1->L1->H4, output positive electromagnetic waves, during T2 period, H2 and H3 are on, H1 and H4 Disconnect, the current direction is H2->L1->C1->H3...
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