Electronic control device, work vehicle, and input circuit
AssigneeKubota Corporation
InventorKazuki Watanabe
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AssigneeKubota Corporation
InventorKazuki Watanabe
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An electronic control device includes an input terminal connected to a second terminal of a switch via an electrically conductive lead, an input circuit connected to the input terminal via a signal line, and a microcontroller to detect whether the switch is in an electrically conducting state or an electrically non-conducting state based on an output signal from the input circuit, and to perform at least one process in accordance with a detected result. The input circuit includes a first resistor connected to a supply voltage or ground and to the signal line, and a transient current circuit connected to the supply voltage or ground and to the signal line, the transient current circuit including a second resistor that allows a transient current to flow through the switch when the switch transitions from the electrically non-conducting state to the electrically conducting state.
An electronic control device to be mounted in a work vehicle, the work vehicle including a switch that includes a first terminal and a second terminal to switch between an electrically conducting state and an electrically non-conducting state between the first terminal and the second terminal, the electronic control device comprising:
An electronic control device to be mounted in a work vehicle, the work vehicle including a switch that includes a first terminal and a second terminal to switch between an electrically conducting state and an electrically non-conducting state between the first terminal and the second terminal, the electronic control device comprising:
An input circuit to be connected via a signal line to an input terminal of an electronic control device to be mounted in a work vehicle, the work vehicle including a switch that includes a first terminal and a second terminal to switch between an electrically conducting state and an electrically non-conducting state between the first terminal and the second terminal;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.