Arrangement and method for detecting an electrical line interruption during operation of a drive system
AssigneeConti Temic microelectronic GmbH
InventorErwin Kessler
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AssigneeConti Temic microelectronic GmbH
InventorErwin Kessler
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The invention relates to an arrangement for identifying an electrical line interruption during operation of a drive system (20), which comprises two parallel-connected DC motors (21, 41), which are mechanically coupled to one another by means of a part that is to be driven, a driver for driving the two parallel-connected DC motors (21, 41) and a measuring device for detecting different electrical variables of the drive system (20). The measuring device comprises a rotational speed determination apparatus (32) for determining the rotational speed of the two DC motors (21, 41) and for supplying a piece of rotational speed information representing the rotational speed. The measuring device further comprises a current measuring apparatus (27; 28) for determining a summation current flowing in the two DC motors (21, 41) and for supplying a piece of current information representing the summation current and a voltage determination apparatus (60; 61) for determining the terminal voltage of the two DC motors (21, 41) and for supplying a piece of voltage information representing the terminal voltage. A computation unit (70) is designed to ascertain a motor parameter (kω) for the drive system (20) from the voltage information, the current information and the rotational speed information and to compare said motor parameter with a setpoint value (kω_set) of the motor parameter (kω), wherein the presence of a line interruption to one of the two DC motors (21, 41) can be inferred from the result of the comparison.
An arrangement for identifying an electrical line interruption during operation of a drive system, comprising:
A method for identifying an electrical line interruption during operation of a drive system, which comprises:
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