Abstract The invention relates to a DC control circuit for controlling the speed and rotary direction of a three-phase asynchronous motor. The circuit has an inverter section having three branches with a pair of switch elements in series in each of the branches. The inverter section has a common extinguishing switch element in shunt with the three branches. A speed determining frequency generator is responsive to the voltage of the DC supply and an ignition signal generator for operating the inverter switch elements is driven by the frequency generator. An extinction signal generator for operating the common extinguishing switch element is also driven by the frequency generator. A reversing circuit section between the ignition signal generator and the inverter branches has two states for exchanging the control lines of the inverter switch elements in at least two of the branches. A latching unit for selecting either of the two reversing states is connected to and subservient to the frequency generator to prevent initiations of reversals prior to the operation of the extinguishing switch element during each cycle of operation.
A circuit for controlling the speed and rotary direction of a three-phase asynchronous motor, comprising, controllable DC voltage supply means, means responsive to limiting current for reducing the voltage of said supply means, three-phase inverter means connected to said DC supply means having three branches with a pair of switch elements in series in each of said branches, said inverter means including a common extinguishing switch element in shunt with said three branches, a speed determining frequency generator responsive to the voltage of said DC supply means, an ignition signal generator driven by said frequency generator for operating said inverter switch element, an extinction signal generator driven by said frequency generator for operating said common extinguishing switch element, reversing circuit means between said ignition signal generator and said inverter branches having two states for exchanging the control lines of said inverter switch elements in at least two of said branches, latching means for selecting either of said reversing circuit means states, said latching means being connected to and subservient to said frequency generator to prevent initiations of reversals prior to the operation of said extinguishing switch element during each cycle of operation.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A circuit for controlling the speed and rotary direction of a three-phase asynchronous motor, comprising, controllable DC voltage supply means, means responsive to limiting current for reducing the voltage of said supply means, three-phase inverter means connected to said DC supply means having three branches with a pair of switch elements in series in each of said branches, said inverter means including a common extinguishing switch element in shunt with said three branches, a speed determining frequency generator responsive to the voltage of said DC supply means, an ignition signal generator driven by said frequency generator for operating said inverter switch element, an extinction signal generator driven by said frequency generator for operating said common extinguishing switch element, reversing circuit means between said ignition signal generator and said inverter branches having two states for exchanging the control lines of said inverter switch elements in at least two of said branches, latching means for selecting either of said reversing circuit means states, said latching means being connected to and subservient to said frequency generator to prevent initiations of reversals prior to the operation of said extinguishing switch element during each cycle of operation.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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A circuit according to claim 1 wherein said latching means includes a D flip-flop of which the D input is for a phase reversal signal and the sequence input is for a sequence pulse of said frequency generator, said D flip-flop having two outputs of which the two reversing signals are derived.