Method for controlling the duty cycle of a signal enabling the current control of a conversion module of a converter
AssigneeVitesco Technologies GmbH
InventorStéphane Saint-Macary
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AssigneeVitesco Technologies GmbH
InventorStéphane Saint-Macary
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Disclosed is a method for regulating the duty cycle of a controlled current signal of a conversion module of a voltage converter including a step of measuring, by the microcontroller, the duty cycle of the envelope of the controlled current signal, and when the value of the duty cycle is below a predetermined threshold, a step of controlling, by the microcontroller, the current control module to decrease the amplitude of the control signal and that the duty cycle of the envelope of the controlled current signal thus tends toward a predetermined threshold, or when the value of the duty cycle is higher than the predetermined threshold, a step of controlling, by the microcontroller, the current control module so the current control module increases the amplitude of the controlled current signal and that the duty cycle of the envelope of the controlled current signal thus tends toward the predetermined threshold.
A method for regulating a duty cycle of a controlled current signal (Imes) of a conversion module (310-1) of a DC-to-DC voltage converter (310) of a control computer (30) for controlling a combustion engine (20) of a motor vehicle (1), said combustion engine (20) comprising fuel injectors (210), said control computer (30) comprising a microcontroller (300), the DC-to-DC voltage converter (310) and a control module (320) for controlling the fuel injectors (210), said DC-to-DC voltage converter (310) comprising:
A control computer (30) for controlling a combustion engine (20) of a motor vehicle (1), said combustion engine (20) comprising fuel injectors (210), said control computer (30) comprising a microcontroller (300), a DC-to-DC voltage converter (310) and a control module (320) for controlling the fuel injectors (210), said DC-to-DC voltage converter (310) comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.