Method and circuit arrangement for charging an intermediate circuit capacitor
A technology of intermediate circuits and circuit devices, which is applied to emergency protection circuit devices, battery circuit devices, and electrical devices for limiting overcurrent/overvoltage, which can solve problems such as high power loss and high voltage, and achieve reliable construction , the effect of shortening the duration
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[0034] exist figure 1 The basic principle of the solution according to the invention is shown in . A battery 1 , in the present exemplary embodiment a lithium-ion battery, is connected to a current source 2 . According to the invention, the voltage at the current source 2 is detected and the current is adjusted such that a constant power loss occurs in the current source 2 during the entire charging process.
[0035] Current source 2 is connected via switch 3 to intermediate circuit capacitor 4 . A regulating circuit 5 is arranged in parallel with the current source 2 , by means of which the current for charging the intermediate circuit capacitor 4 can be regulated such that a constant power loss occurs in the current source 2 during the entire charging process.
[0036] figure 2 One possible embodiment of the invention is shown. Here, transistors Q2, Q12, Q4, Q5, and Q6 operate as a divider circuit. This constant power loss is set via Zener diode 4 and resistor R2 as a...
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