Circuit for an inverter
AssigneeProtean Electric Limited
InventorChao Ji
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AssigneeProtean Electric Limited
InventorChao Ji
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A circuit for a multi phase bridge inverter having a plurality of high and low side switches arranged to be coupled, respectively, to first and second power source busbars. The multi phase inverter is arranged to control current flow in coil windings of an electric motor, and a DC link capacitor is coupled between the first and second power source busbars. The circuit comprises first and second impedances coupled in series between the first and second power source busbars and in parallel to the DC link capacitor, and means coupled between the first and second impedances for providing a voltage from the coupling between the first and second impedances to the low side switches upon the occurrence of a first predetermined condition to place the low side switches in a close circuit configuration to allow coil windings of an electric motor to be placed in a short circuit configuration.
A circuit for a multi phase bridge inverter having a plurality of high side switches arranged to be coupled to a first power source busbar and a plurality of low side switches arranged to be coupled to a second power source busbar, wherein the multi phase inverter is arranged to control current flow in coil windings of an electric motor, and wherein a DC link capacitor is coupled between the first power source busbar and the second power source busbar, the circuit comprising:
A circuit for a multi phase bridge inverter having a plurality of high side switches arranged to be coupled to a first power source busbar and a plurality of low side switches arranged to be coupled to a second power source busbar, wherein the multi phase inverter is arranged to control current flow in coil windings of an electric motor, and wherein a DC link capacitor is coupled between the first power source busbar and the second power source busbar, the circuit comprising:
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