Multiple-Frequency Coupling Generator With Interlocking Signal Sync
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Solution Overview
Problem
Electronic control systems in vehicles face instability and potential failure due to magnetic interference and surges, which can lead to unexpected losses and compromised performance.
Innovation Solution
A high power multiple frequency coupling generator with a smart data coupling control mechanism, including an interpretation channel, magnetic coupling switch circuit, interlocking circuit, switch circuit, and driver circuit, that interprets and adjusts digital control signals to minimize magnetic interference and ensure stable signal transmission.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If magnetic coupling is used for signal transmission in electronic control systems, then signal transmission capability is improved, but magnetic interference and signal stability deteriorate
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an interlocking circuit as an intermediary component between the magnetic coupling switch circuit and the switch circuit. This interlocking circuit processes magnetic coupling signals to eliminate time differences and prevent signal loss, thereby mediating the harmful magnetic interference while preserving signal transmission capability. The interlocking circuit acts as a buffer that cleans up signals before they reach the power switching stage.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements a feedback mechanism where the interlocking circuit continuously monitors magnetic coupling signals for time differences and signal loss conditions. Based on this feedback, the system dynamically adjusts signal processing to maintain stable operation. The feedback loop ensures that any degradation in signal quality due to magnetic interference is detected and corrected in real-time.
2Power
If high power switching is implemented to meet vehicle electrification demands, then system power capability is improved, but susceptibility to magnetic surges and system failures worsens
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies preliminary action by having the interlocking circuit process and prepare magnetic coupling signals before they reach the high power switch circuit. By pre-synchronizing the signals and eliminating time differences in advance, the system prevents magnetic surges from occurring during power switching operations. This proactive signal conditioning protects the high power stage from instability and failures.
Solution Approach 2:
The interlocking circuit serves as a protective buffer that cushions the high power switching circuit against magnetic interference and surges. By processing signals beforehand to eliminate time differences and prevent loss, the interlocking circuit absorbs and mitigates harmful magnetic effects before they can impact the power switching stage, thereby cushioning the system against potential failures.
3Productivity
If multiple frequency coupling is used to enhance signal transmission, then communication efficiency is improved, but signal synchronization and time difference control worsen
Solution Approach 1:
The patent changes the temporal parameters of magnetic coupling signals through the interlocking circuit. By adjusting signal timing and eliminating time differences between multiple frequency channels, the interlocking circuit synchronizes signals while preserving the benefits of multiple frequency coupling. This parameter adjustment allows efficient multi-frequency communication without sacrificing synchronization.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The solution effectively reduces time differences and signal loss in magnetic coupling signals, ensuring reliable operation and preventing system failures by transforming signals into driving signals that can drive a backend loop without interference.
Implementation Method 1
a magnetic coupling switch circuit (120), through interpretation, generates a plurality of magnetic coupling signals
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AI summary
A driving method for a multiple frequency coupling generator is provided. The method includes: in normal operations, interpreting an input digital control signal transmitted from a digital signal processor into an interpreted digital control signal; interpreting the interpreted digital control signal into a plurality of magnetic coupling signals by a magnetic coupling switch circuit; performing signal recovery and differential delay on the magnetic coupling signals by an interlocking circuit for reducing time difference and signal loss of the magnetic coupling signals; and when the interlocking circuit determines that the magnetic coupling signals have substantially no time difference and no signal loss, transforming the magnetic coupling signals into a first driving signal and a second driving signal by a switch circuit, a driver circuit and an output pad group to drive a backend driving loop.