Bridge Circuit Control Unit High Resolution Drive Signal

The patent applies periodic action by using multiple periods of drive signals to achieve the desired resolution. Instead of relying on a single high-resolution digital value that would require a long period and thus low frequency, the system uses several shorter periods to collectively achieve the same level of precision. This allows maintaining a higher output signal frequency while still obtaining fine pulse duration control through the accumulation of multiple periodic cycles.

The patent segments the resolution achievement into multiple periods rather than requiring a single extended switch-on duration. By dividing the total resolution requirement across several shorter periods, each period can maintain a higher frequency while the cumulative effect over multiple periods achieves the desired resolution. This segmentation allows the system to avoid extending any single switch-on duration too long, thereby preventing frequency reduction.

The patent uses periodic action to achieve high resolution without extending the period of individual drive signals. By repeating the drive signal multiple times and accumulating the resolution information across these periods, the system can achieve fine control precision while keeping each individual period relatively short. This approach avoids the direct proportionality between resolution and period duration that would otherwise be required.