Method and device for external monitoring of a converter
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorJohannes Schild
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorJohannes Schild
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The invention relates to a method for the external monitoring of a converter (10), the converter (10) being controlled by means of a first electronic control system (12) and the method being implemented by means of a second electronic control system (14) which is independent from the first electronic control system (12). Said method comprises detection (51) of a current (I) received by the converter (10) and a voltage (U) received by the converter (10) by means of a current/voltage sensor device (16) which is independent from the first electronic control system (12). The invention also relates to a device for monitoring a converter (10), to a computer program product, to a machine-readable storage medium, to a drive train of a motor vehicle, and to a corresponding motor vehicle.
A method for externally monitoring a converter (10), wherein the converter (10) is actuated by means of first control electronics (12) and the method is carried out by means of second control electronics (14), which are independent of the first control electronics (12), having the steps of:
An apparatus for monitoring a converter (10), wherein the converter (10) is actuated by first control electronics (12), wherein the apparatus comprises independent second control electronics (14) configured to use a current/voltage sensor device (16), which is independent of the first control electronics (12), to detect a current (I) received by the converter (10) and a voltage (U) received by the converter (10), to ascertain therefrom an actual output power (P1) provided by the converter (10), to determine a difference between the ascertained actual output power (P1) and a setpoint output power (P2) of the converter (10), and to actuate the converter (10) if an absolute value of a difference between the actual output power (P1) and the setpoint output power (P2) of the converter (10) exceeds a predetermined limit value.
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