Direct current motor control circuit with heat protection function
A DC motor and control circuit technology, applied in emergency protection circuit devices, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as system failure to remind users to deal with, overheating, spontaneous combustion, etc., achieve low power consumption and voltage drop, simple implementation method, and prevent risk of accidents smoke effect
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[0013] figure 1 The schematic diagram of the circuit structure of the general DC motor control circuit is shown. In the automotive electronic control unit, especially the drive circuit unit, for safety reasons, it is generally recommended to use a high-end drive structure, and in order to ensure the efficiency of power conversion, a high-end switch tube is required. The driving voltage is higher than the input power supply voltage, so a boost circuit is generally required to realize it, and the output of the boost circuit is generally designed to be twice the input voltage source. Normally, when MRG gets a drive signal, Q1 turns on and the motor runs. If there is an over-current situation, when the time exceeds the specified time, the fuse will blow to protect the control circuit. When MRG loses the drive signal, Q1 is cut off and the motor stops. However, in some specific cases, due to the infiltration of the conductive solution into the electronic control unit, the gate an...
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