EP2387046B1 - Circuit d'attaque électrique et circuit sécurisé intégré pour soupape de gaz - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the invention relates to a power driver and fail safe circuit for a gas valve.
- An electric or electronic power driver circuit for a gas valve is connected by input contacts of the same to an electrical power source providing an electrical input power to the power driver circuit. Further on, such a power driver circuit for a gas valve is connected by output contacts of the same to a coil of the gas valve to be operated.
- the power driver circuit for a gas valve is used to open or close the gas valve.
- the power driver circuit opens or closes a gas valve in such a way that the gas valve is opened when the coil of the gas valve being connected to output contacts of the power driver circuit is energized with a defined electrical output power of the power driver circuit.
- the gas valve is closed when said coil of the gas valve is not energized with the defined electrical output power of the power driver circuit.
- US 2005/0218838 A1 discloses a power driver circuit comprising: input contacts to which a power source providing a defined DC input power level for the circuit is connectable; output contacts to a which load is connectable; an inductance coil, a transistor and a resistor being connected in such a way that a switch operated by a switch controller comprising the transistor in connected in series between the inductance coil and the resistor; an input capacitor being connected between the input contacts; an output capacitor being connected between the output contacts; a diode being connected in series to the parallel connection of the output capacitor and the coil of the gas valve, wherein the anode of said diode is connected to said output capacitor and to one of the output contacts, and wherein the cathode of said diode is connected to the inductance coil and to one of the input contacts; a micro controller; and a peak current detector.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit according to the present invention is defined in claim 1.
- the novel electric or electronic power driver and fail safe circuit ensures that a gas valve becomes not opened by a failure of one or more components of the power driver and fail safe circuit.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit does not need an extra electrical power.
- the novel electric or electronic power driver and fail safe circuit has a low power consumption.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit provides a defined DC output power level being fully controlled by the power driver and fail safe circuit and being independent from the impedance of the coil of the gas valve.
- the invention relates to an electric or electronic power driver and fail safe circuit for a gas valve.
- a power driver and fail safe circuit is connected to an electrical power source providing an electrical input power to the power driver and fail safe circuit. Further on, such a power driver and fail safe circuit is connected by to a coil of a gas valve to be operated.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit for a gas valve is used to open or close the gas valve.
- the power driver circuit and fail safe opens or closes the gas valve in such a way that the gas valve is opened when the coil of the gas valve being connected to output contacts of the power driver and fail safe circuit is energized with a defined electrical output power of the power driver and fail safe circuit.
- the gas valve is closed when said coil of the gas valve is not energized with the defined electrical output power of the power driver and fail safe circuit.
- Figure 1 shows a fist preferred embodiment of a power driver and fail safe circuit 10 for a gas valve.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 has input contacts 11, 12 to which a power source (not shown) is connected.
- the power source provides a DC input power V IN with a defined DC input power level to the power driver and fail safe circuit 10.
- the input contact 11 corresponds to positive input contact and the input contact 12 corresponds to the negative input contact which is also often called ground contact.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 has further output contacts 13, 14 to which a coil 15 of a gas valve is connected. The gas valve is opened when said coil 15 being connected to output contacts 13, 14 of the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 is energized with a DC output power V OUT having a defined DC output power level. The gas valve is closed when said coil 15 is not energized with the defined DC output power level of the circuit 10.
- the defined DC output power level V OUT provided by the circuit 10 is fully controlled by the same and is independent from the impedance of the coil 15 of the gas valve.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 comprises an inductance coil 16, a transistor 17 and a resistor 18 being connected in series to each other. These elements 16, 17 and 18 are connected in series in such a way that said inductance coil 16 is connected to the drain 19 of the transistor 17 and that said resistor 18 is connected to the source 20 of the transistor 17.
- a first contact 21 of said inductance coil 16 is connected to the first input contact 11 of the power driver and fail safe circuit 10, preferably through a fuse 22 and a diode 23.
- a second contact 24 of said inductance coil 16 is connected to the drain 19 of the transistor 17.
- a first contact 25 of the resistor 18 is connected to the source 20 of the transistor 17.
- a second contact 26 of the resistor 18 is connected to a second input contact 12 of the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 and thereby to input contact or ground contact.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 further comprises an input capacitor 27 being connected in parallel to the series connection of said inductance coil 16, said transistor 17 and said resistor 18. As shown in figure 1 , the input capacitor 27 is connected to the first contact 21 of said inductance coil 16 and to the second contact 26 of the resistor 18.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 further comprises an output capacitor 28 being connected between the output contacts 13, 14 of the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 and thereby in parallel to the coil 15 of the gas valve.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 further comprises a diode 29, being connected in series to the parallel connection of the output capacitor 28 and the coil 15 of the gas valve. Said series connection is connected in parallel to said inductance coil 16.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 further comprises a micro controller 30 and a peak current detector 31 both being connected to the gate 32 of said transistor 17.
- the micro controller 30 is connected to the gate 32 of the transistor 17 trough a capacitor 33 and provides a dynamic, alternating signal to the gate 32. This signal provided by the transistor 17 depends on a reference DC voltage V REF .
- the peak current detector 31 is connected with an output contact 34 to the gate 32 of said transistor 17, with a first input contact 35 to the source 20 of said transistor 17 and thereby to the first contact 25 of the resistor 18 and with a second input contact 36 to the input contact or ground contact.
- the peak current detector 31 provides a dynamic signal to the gate 32 of the transistor 17 depending on the current flow through the resistor 18.
- the transistor 17 can be turned on into a current conducting mode by the signal provided by the micro controller 30.
- the transistor 17 can be turned off into the current blocking mode by a signal provided by the peak current detector 31.
- the anode 37 of the diode 29 is connected to the second contact 24 of said inductance coil 16 and to the drain 19 of the transistor 17.
- the cathode 38 of said diode 29 is connected to the output capacitor 28 and to a first output contact 13 of the power driver and fail safe circuit 10.
- Said fuse 22 and the diode 23 being connected between the first contact 21 of said inductance coil 16 and the first input contact 11 of the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 are connected in series to each other, namely in such a way that the anode 39 of said diode 23 is connected to first input contact 11 of the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 and that the cathode 40 of said diode 23 is connected to the fuse 22.
- the transistor 17 is preferably a MOSFET transistor. Most preferably the transistor 17 is a n-channel enhancement mode MOSFET transistor being normally turned off into the current blocking mode.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 works with a cycle to charge and discharge the inductance coil 16.
- the signal provided by the micro controller 30 is preferably a signal of type on/off with a defined frequency fixed duty cycle.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 normally works for a defined time period which depends on the defined frequency, and for the next defined time period it is off. It should be noted that the system could in general work also continuously, whereby in this case the defined off time period would then be zero.
- the micro controller 30 connects quickly capacitor 33 at the positive voltage.
- the gate-source capacitor of the transistor 17 being an intrinsic component inside the transistor 17 is charging and, by a capacitive partition with capacitor 33, transistor 17 conducts.
- the transistor 17 conducts till the current over inductance coil 16 or resistor 18 grows up to a maximum value.
- the peak of the current in the inductance coil 16 or resistor 18 is detected and positive feedback is activated by the peak current detector 31 thereby turning off the transistor 17.
- the output of the peak current detector 31 switches off the transistor 17, it resets to zero the charge of the capacitor gate-source of transistor 17 and of the capacitor 33.
- the capacitor 33 is discharged.
- the energy of inductance coil 16 is recovered by the diode 29 and the output capacitor 28.
- the diode 29 turns on when transistor 17 turns off, so output capacitor 28 is charging.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 can not provide any output voltage VOUT to open the gas valve when one component fails.
- the path to connect the coil 15 of the gas valve to the input voltage V IN passes through the diode 29 and transistor 17.
- the diode 29 and the transistor 17 are able to withstand their failure. A failure of the transistor 17 can not damage the diode 29 and vice versa. If the transistor 17 would fail, the transistor 17 would be is in short. In case of the failure of the transistor 17 the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 can detect the failure because the coil 15 of gas valve can not be energized.
- the Fuse 22 works detecting the failure, because current is limited by the impedance but exceeds the fuse rating. Inductance coil 16 is able to withstand the current that breaks the fuse 22. This failure mode shut off the board in safety mode.
- the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 can also not provide any output voltage V OUT to the coil 15 to open the gas valve.
- Figure 2 shows a second preferred embodiment of a power driver and fail safe circuit 10' having compared to power driver and fail safe circuit 10 according to figure 1 the difference that the input capacitor 27 is connected with a first contact between said fuse 22 and said diode 23 and with a second contact to ground so that the input capacitor 27 is connected in parallel to the fuse 22.
- the input capacitor 27 is connected with a first contact between said fuse 22 and said inductance coil 16 and with a second contact to ground so that the input capacitor 27 is connected in series to the fuse 22.
- the failure detection functionality remains the same.
- Figure 3 shows a third preferred embodiment of a power driver and fail safe circuit 10" having compared to power driver and fail safe circuit 10 according to figure 1 as additional component a diode 41.
- Said diode 41 is connected in parallel to said output capacitor 28, whereby the cathode 42 of said diode 41 is connected to the cathode 38 of the diode 29 and whereby the anode 43 of said diode 41 is connected to the first contact 21 of said inductance coil 16.
- the electrical current would flow from the input power source to the diode 23, to the fuse 22, to the diode 42, to the diode 29, to the transistor 17 and than to the resistor.
- the fuse 22 would work detecting the failure, because current is limited by the impedance of devices but exceeds the fuse rating. Diode 41 is able to withstand the current that breaks the fuse 22. This failure mode shut off the power driver and fail safe circuit 10 in safety mode.
- Figure 4 shows a fourth preferred embodiment of a power driver and fail safe circuit 10"' having compared to power driver and fail safe circuit 10" according to figure 3 as additional components the diodes 44 and preferably the diodes 47 and 48.
- the diodes 41, 44 are connected in parallel with the coil 15 of the gas valve.
- the diode 44 is connected in parallel to said output capacitor 28 and said diode 41, whereby the cathode 45 of the diode 44 is connected to the cathode 42 of the diode 41 and whereby the anode 46 of the diode 44 is connected to the anode 43 of the diode 41.
- the diodes 47 and 48 are connected in series to diode 29, namely in such a way that anode of the diode 47 is connected to the cathode of the diode 29, that the anode of the diode 48 is connected to the cathode of the diode 47 and that the cathode of the diode 48 is connected to the first output contact 13.
- connection scheme for the input capacitor 27 as shown in figure 2 .
- the power driver and fail safe circuits 10, 10' and 10" are all using a transistor 17 working like a switching operator.
- the transistor 17 is driven by two commands, one to turn on the transistor 17 and the other to turn off transistor 17.
- the signal to turn on the transistor 17 is generated by the micro controller 30 and the signal to turn off the transistor 17 is provided by the peak current detector 31. Between the two events the transistor 17 memorizes the state in its gate source capacitance.
- the control of the power can be done electronically by the control of the energy stored into the inductance coil 16.
- Current in the inductance coil 16 starts from zero, then the power driver and fail safe circuits 10, 10' and 10"controls the peak of the current and fixes carefully its maximum value. A constant flux of energy is assured by repeating the cycle at a constant frequency.
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- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée (10, 10', 10", 10"') pour une soupape de gaz permettant d'ouvrir ou de fermer la soupape de gaz de manière à ce que la soupape de gaz s'ouvre lorsqu'une bobine (15) de la soupape de gaz connectable à des contacts de sortie (13, 14) du circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée (10, 10', 10", 10"') est excitée par un niveau de puissance de sortie en courant continu défini totalement commandé du circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée, et à ce que la soupape de gaz se ferme lorsque ladite bobine (15) de la soupape de gaz n'est pas excitée par le niveau de puissance de sortie en courant continu défini du circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée, comprenant :des contacts d'entrée (11, 12) auxquels une source d'énergie fournissant un niveau de puissance d'entrée en courant continu défini pour le circuit est connectable ;une bobine d'inductance (16), un transistor (17) et une résistance (18) connectés en série les uns avec les autres de manière à ce que ladite bobine d'inductance (16) soit connectée au drain (19) du transistor (17) et à ce que ladite résistance (18) soit connectée à la source (20) du transistor (17) ;un condensateur d'entrée (27) connecté en parallèle avec la connexion en série de ladite bobine d'inductance (16), dudit transistor (17) et de ladite résistance (18) ;un condensateur de sortie (28) connecté entre les contacts de sortie (13, 14) auxquels la bobine (15) de la soupape de gaz est connectable ;une première diode (29) connectée en série avec la connexion en parallèle du condensateur de sortie (28) et de la diode (15) de la soupape de gaz ; ladite connexion en série étant connectée en parallèle avec ladite bobine d'inductance (16), l'anode (37) de ladite première diode (29) étant connectée à ladite bobine d'inductance (16) et au drain (19) du transistor (17), et la cathode (38) de ladite première diode (29) étant connectée au condensateur du sortie (28) et à un premier contact de sortie (13) ;un microcontrôleur (30) et un détecteur de courant de crête (31) tous deux connectés à la grille (32) dudit transistor (17) de manière à ce que le transistor (17) soit déblocable dans un mode de conduction du courant par un signal fourni par le microcontrôleur (30) et à ce que le transistor (17) soit blocable dans un mode de blocage du courant par un signal fourni par le détecteur de courant de crête (31) ;un fusible (22) connecté à ladite bobine d'inductance (16), une deuxième diode (23) étant connectée en série avec ce fusible (22) de sorte que l'anode (39) de ladite diode (23) soit connectée au premier contact d'entrée (11) et que la cathode (40) de ladite diode (22) soit connectée au fusible (22).
- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que, lorsque le transistor (17) est débloqué dans le mode de conduction du courant, ladite bobine d'inductance (16) se charge et le courant traversant ladite résistance (18) connectée à la source (20) du transistor (17) atteint sa valeur de crête.
- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisé en ce que, lorsque le transistor (17) est bloqué dans le mode de blocage du courant, la bobine d'inductance (16) se décharge à travers la première diode (29) en chargeant ainsi le condensateur de sortie (28).
- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée selon l'une des revendications 1 à 3, caractérisé en ce que ledit transistor (17) est un transistor MOSFET.
- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée selon la revendication 4, caractérisé en ce que le transistor MOSFET est un transistor MOSFET à canal N normalement bloqué dans le mode de blocage du courant.
- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée selon l'une des revendications 1 à 5, caractérisé en ce que le détecteur de courant de crête (31) est connecté, avec un contact de sortie (34), à la grille (32) dudit transistor (17), avec un premier contact d'entrée (35), à la source (20) dudit transistor (17) et à un contact (25) de la résistance (18) et, avec un deuxième contact d'entrée (36), à l'autre contact (26) de la résistance (18) et à la terre.
- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée selon l'une des revendications 1 à 6, caractérisé en ce que le condensateur d'entrée (27) est connecté, par un premier contact, entre ledit fusible (22) et ladite bobine d'inductance (16) et, par un deuxième contact, à la terre de sorte que le condensateur d'entrée (27) soit connecté en série avec le fusible (22).
- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée selon l'une des revendications 1 à 6, caractérisé en ce que le condensateur d'entrée (27) est connecté, par un premier contact, entre ledit fusible (22) et ladite diode (23) et, par un deuxième contact, à la terre de sorte que le condensateur d'entrée (27) soit connecté en parallèle avec le fusible (22).
- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée selon l'une des revendications 1 à 8, caractérisé en ce qu'une troisième diode (41) est connectée en parallèle avec ledit condensateur de sortie (28), de sorte que la cathode (42) de ladite troisième diode (41) soit connectée à la cathode (38) de la première diode (29) et que l'anode (43) de ladite troisième diode (41) soit connectée à ladite bobine d'inductance (16).
- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée selon la revendication 9, caractérisé en ce qu'une quatrième diode (44) est connectée en parallèle avec ledit condensateur de sortie (28) et ladite troisième diode (41), de sorte que la cathode (45) de ladite quatrième diode (44) soit connectée à la cathode (42) de la troisième diode (41) et que l'anode (46) de ladite quatrième diode (44) soit connectée à l'anode (43) de la troisième diode (41).
- Circuit d'entraînement de puissance à sûreté intégrée selon l'une des revendications 1 à 10, caractérisé par une cinquième diode (47) et une sixième diode (48) connectées en série avec la première diode (29), plus précisément de manière à ce que l'anode de ladite cinquième diode (47) soit connectée à la cathode de la première diode (29), à ce que l'anode de la sixième diode (48) soit connectée à la cathode de la cinquième diode (47) et à ce que la cathode de la sixième diode (48) soit connectée à un premier contact de sortie (13).
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