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Control unit for thyristor supplied variable speed d- c drives

Assignee: Siemens AG
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Filing: 1978-01-24
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Granted: 1981-07-28
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Expires: 1998-01-24
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Abstract

Abstract Abstract of the Disclosure A control unit for thyristor supplied variable speed d-c drives, in which circuit boards are plugged into a base wiring board (mother board) in which, through a suitable assignment of functions to the individual cir-cuit boards, a control unit which is adaptable to the most varied control problems is obtained.

Inventors

  • 👤 Horst Zimmermann

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction CA
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-11-02 04:26
CPC Classifications
F; F41; F41A; F41A29/00; F41A29/02

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim 289 words
In a control unit for thyristor supplied variable speed d-c drives, in which the output signals of current regulators are fed via input amplifiers to comparators having as second inputs the outputs of sawtooth integrators controlled by synchronizing voltages and where the individual output stages for the thyristors of a thyristor set are addressed by the comparators and where, if needed, a command stage for multi-quadrant operation is further provided and a further thyristor set can be addressed via further output stages and where, furthermore, a speed and/or traction control or the like is selectably superimposed on the current regulator and wherein monit-oring units are provided, an arrangement permitting adaption to different requirements comprising: a) a base unit consisting of a housing rack with a base wiring board at the rear, said base wiring board having at least five connectors for circuit boards and a terminal strip for incoming signals and supply voltages soldered thereto; b) a first circuit board for the power supply and for taking off synchronizing voltages, which can be plugged into a first connector of the base board; c) a second circuit board, having thereon a current regulator, a succeeding input amplifier, sawtooth integrators, comparators, and output stages of a thyristor set, which can be plugged into a second connector; d) a third circuit board, having thereon a command stages for multi-quadrant operation and output stages for addressing a further thyristor set, which can be plugged into a third connector of the base wiring board; e) a fourth circuit board, containing means for providing super-imposed technical functions, which can be plugged into a fourth connector; and, f) a fifth circuit board, having means for protection purposes thereon, which can be plugged into a fifth connector.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 289 words
In a control unit for thyristor supplied variable speed d-c drives, in which the output signals of current regulators are fed via input amplifiers to comparators having as second inputs the outputs of sawtooth integrators controlled by synchronizing voltages and where the individual output stages for the thyristors of a thyristor set are addressed by the comparators and where, if needed, a command stage for multi-quadrant operation is further provided and a further thyristor set can be addressed via further output stages and where, furthermore, a speed and/or traction control or the like is selectably superimposed on the current regulator and wherein monit-oring units are provided, an arrangement permitting adaption to different requirements comprising: a) a base unit consisting of a housing rack with a base wiring board at the rear, said base wiring board having at least five connectors for circuit boards and a terminal strip for incoming signals and supply voltages soldered thereto; b) a first circuit board for the power supply and for taking off synchronizing voltages, which can be plugged into a first connector of the base board; c) a second circuit board, having thereon a current regulator, a succeeding input amplifier, sawtooth integrators, comparators, and output stages of a thyristor set, which can be plugged into a second connector; d) a third circuit board, having thereon a command stages for multi-quadrant operation and output stages for addressing a further thyristor set, which can be plugged into a third connector of the base wiring board; e) a fourth circuit board, containing means for providing super-imposed technical functions, which can be plugged into a fourth connector; and, f) a fifth circuit board, having means for protection purposes thereon, which can be plugged into a fifth connector.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 37 words
The improvement according to claim 1, and further including additional connectors disposed on said second and third circuit boards contain-ing output stages onto which the connectors of flat cables leading to the thyristor sets can be pushed.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 27 words
The improvement according to claim 1, wherein the circuit board for the power supply is arranged close to the wall of the housing of the base unit.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 21 words
The improvement according to claim 1, wherein the terminals of said terminal strip are wave soldered into the base wiring board.

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