EP4162608A1 - Überwachung einer idealen diode - Google Patents
Überwachung einer idealen diodeInfo
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- EP4162608A1 EP4162608A1 EP21734759.0A EP21734759A EP4162608A1 EP 4162608 A1 EP4162608 A1 EP 4162608A1 EP 21734759 A EP21734759 A EP 21734759A EP 4162608 A1 EP4162608 A1 EP 4162608A1
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- H03K17/687—Electronic switching or gating, i.e. not by contact-making and –breaking characterised by the components used by the use, as active elements, of semiconductor devices the devices being field-effect transistors
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60T—VEHICLE BRAKE CONTROL SYSTEMS OR PARTS THEREOF; BRAKE CONTROL SYSTEMS OR PARTS THEREOF, IN GENERAL; ARRANGEMENT OF BRAKING ELEMENTS ON VEHICLES IN GENERAL; PORTABLE DEVICES FOR PREVENTING UNWANTED MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES; VEHICLE MODIFICATIONS TO FACILITATE COOLING OF BRAKES
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- the invention relates to a method for monitoring an ideal diode having a MOSFET with a drain electrode, a source electrode and a gate electrode, wherein a source-gate voltage of the MOSFETs of the ideal diode is regulated in such a way that the ideal diode between a blocking state and a switched-through state, with a first setpoint value for a source-drain voltage, is switched.
- the invention also relates to a corresponding circuit arrangement.
- Active ORing is a better alternative.
- the diodes are replaced by a low-resistance power transistor, for example a MOSFET (PowerFET), the gate voltage of which is regulated in order to simulate the function of a diode.
- the regulation ensures that the voltage difference between the source electrode and drain electrode corresponds to almost 0 V, for example a nominal value of 50m V, when the transistor current flows in the direction of the load (forward current), and that the transistor is switched off when the transistor current in the direction of Supply source flows (reverse current).
- the object is therefore to specify a method with which fault monitoring of an ideal diode circuit is made possible.
- the object is achieved by a method according to claim 1, in which the source-drain voltage, ie the voltage between the source electrode and the drain electrode of the MOSFET, and the source-gate voltage, ie the voltage between the source Electrode and the gate electrode of the MOSFET.
- the measurement range of the source-drain voltage should be at least 0mV to 100mV. It is checked whether, in the switched-through state of the ideal diode, the source-drain voltage reaches the first target value within specified error limits. For example, plus minus 50% around the target value can be specified as error limits.
- the fluctuation range of the value can also be determined in the error-free case and the error limits can be set in such a way that the error-free fluctuation range is just included.
- a test mode is also carried out in which the source-drain voltage is regulated to a second setpoint value that is less than the first setpoint.
- a check is made as to whether the source-gate voltage has reached an upper threshold value when the test mode is carried out. If the first setpoint and / or the upper threshold value is not reached, a corresponding error signal is output.
- the anode of the ideal diode This node is typically the output of a supply source of the system and at the same time the source connection of the MOSFET.
- the cathode of the ideal diode This node is typically the input of the system load and at the same time the drain connection of the MOSFET.
- the control input of the ideal diode This node is typically the gate connection of the MOSFET, the voltage of which is regulated by the integrated circuit in order to implement the functionality of an ideal diode.
- the potentials of these nodes are made available to an integrated logic or a computing unit after AD conversion.
- the first setpoint value is 30mV to 200mV, preferably 50mV. To avoid losses, the first setpoint is therefore selected to be as low as possible, but only so low that a reverse current is reliably avoided.
- the second setpoint value is less than 30mV, preferably less than 15mV, in particular 0mV.
- the second setpoint is therefore selected to be so small that it cannot normally be reached at all.
- the regulation of the ideal diode therefore increases the gate voltage further and further until a maximum value is reached. This results from the upper supply voltage of the regulation, for example an operational amplifier used for regulation. In error-free operation, the gate voltage will thus exceed the upper threshold value.
- the measurements of the source-drain voltage and / or the source-gate voltage are carried out when the source-drain current is greater than 1 mA, the Measurements are carried out in particular during operation.
- the resistance of a MOSFET is much lower than that of a diode, it is not infinitely small. The current thus causes a voltage drop that has to be compensated for in the test mode by adapting the gate voltage by increasing the gate voltage. In this way, if there are no errors, the upper threshold value is reliably reached.
- the measurements, in particular the measurements during the test mode are preferably carried out when the current is less than 40A. Then the source-drain voltage is not in saturation due to the internal resistance of the MOSFET and can vary when switching between test mode and switched-through state.
- the measurements of the source-drain voltage and / or the source-gate voltage are carried out by means of an analog-digital converter and the test mode is carried out for a test time that is greater than a conversion time of the analog -Digital converter, in particular greater than five conversion times. This ensures that reliable data acquisition can take place. The robustness of the measurement is further increased by a test time with a corresponding measurement, which is extended to up to five conversion times.
- an analog-digital converter with a sigma-delta architecture is used for the measurements of the source-drain voltage and / or the source-gate voltage.
- the analog-to-digital converters to be used only require an accuracy of approx. 5% based on their conversion range.
- a sigma-delta architecture is a very good and suitable candidate, because this architecture has the additional advantage that the required area of the electronic components is less than that of other analog-to-digital converter architectures, and thus more cost-effective in an electronic circuit can be integrated.
- the upper threshold value is greater than a threshold voltage of the MOSFET. For example, a value of 8V can be used as the upper threshold value.
- a fault with interchanged connection pins of the ideal diode is recognized by the fact that the source-gate voltage does not reach the upper threshold value when the test mode is carried out.
- measuring points for measuring the source-drain voltage and the source-gate voltage are connected to a current sink in order to keep its voltage clearly defined in all states. This can be done passively, by means of a high-ohmic (for example 1kOhm to 50kOhm) resistance to ground, or it can be designed as an active current sink.
- a high-ohmic for example 1kOhm to 50kOhm
- a fault with an open source connection of the ideal diode is recognized by the fact that, in the switched-on state of the ideal diode, the source-drain voltage is less than the first target value, preferably less than half the first target value, in particular is preferably zero.
- a fault with an open drain connection of the ideal diode is recognized by the fact that in the switched-on state of the ideal diode the source-drain voltage is greater than the first target value, preferably greater than twice the first target value, particularly preferably a maximum value is reached.
- the maximum value can correspond, for example, to the source potential, depending on the circuit arrangement.
- a fault with an open gate connection of the ideal diode is recognized by the fact that no change in the source-drain voltage is detected when between the Test mode and the switched-through state of the ideal diodes is switched.
- the object is also achieved by a circuit arrangement for monitoring an ideal diode having a MOSFET with a drain electrode, a source electrode and a gate electrode, and a control unit which is set up to supply a source-gate voltage of the MOSFET in this way regulate that the ideal diode can be switched between a blocking state and a switched state with a first setpoint value for the source-drain voltage.
- a monitoring unit is also provided which is set up to measure the source-drain voltage and the source-gate voltage and, when the ideal diode is switched on, to check whether the source-drain voltage exceeds the first setpoint value within specified error limits achieved and that the monitoring unit is further set up to carry out a test mode by setting a second target value for the source-drain voltage, which is smaller than the first target value, and checking whether the source-gate voltage is carried out of the test mode reaches an upper threshold value, and outputs an error signal if at least one of the values is not reached.
- the invention also relates to a circuit arrangement with a load and two voltage supplies, each of which is connected to the load via an ideal diode and wherein at least one of the ideal diodes is designed as the circuit arrangement described above.
- Fig. 1 shows schematically a circuit arrangement with ideal diodes
- Fig. 2 shows schematically a circuit arrangement according to the invention in a first embodiment
- Fig. 3 shows schematically a circuit arrangement according to the invention in a second embodiment
- Fig. 4a shows schematically an ideal diode with a first wrong PIN circuit
- Fig. 4b shows schematically an ideal diode with a second wrong PIN circuit
- Fig. 4c shows schematically an ideal diode with a third wrong PIN connection
- Fig. 4d shows schematically an ideal diode with a fourth wrong PIN connection
- Fig. 4e shows schematically an ideal diode with a fifth wrong PIN connection
- Fig. 5a shows schematically an ideal diode with an open PIN
- Fig. 5b shows schematically an ideal diode with a different open PIN
- Fig. 5c shows schematically an ideal diode with a further open PIN
- Fig. 6a shows schematically an ideal diode with a short circuit
- Fig. 6b shows schematically an ideal diode with a different short circuit
- Fig. 6c shows schematically an ideal diode with a further short circuit
- Fig. 7 shows schematically an ideal diode with a short-circuited MOSFET
- Fig. 8 shows schematically an ideal diode with an open MOSFET
- Fig. 9 schematically shows an ideal pinned gate diode
- Fig. 10 shows schematically an ideal diode with pinned gate to ground
- circuit 1 shows a circuit arrangement 1 as it is used for redundant energy supply from a load 2.
- a circuit arrangement 1 is used in brake systems of motor vehicles in which, for example, a hydraulic pump with appropriate electronics as load 2 has to be redundantly supplied with electrical energy.
- the load 2 In addition to a first (ground) connection 3, the load 2 therefore has a connection to a first voltage supply 4 and a second voltage supply 5, each of which is formed via an ideal diode 6.
- the ideal diodes 6 prevent cross currents from flowing between the first voltage supply 4 and the second voltage supply 5 in order to ensure that a fault in one of the voltage supplies 4, 5 cannot spread to the other voltage supply 5, 4.
- FIG 2 the circuit of an ideal diode 6 is shown in detail.
- the central element of the ideal diode 6 is a MOSFET 7, which is designed as a power MOSFET. Internally, this has a bulk diode 8, the anode of which is connected to the source connection 9 of the MOSFET 7 and the cathode of which is connected to the drain connection 11 of the MOSFET 7.
- Source 9, gate 10 and drain 11 of the MOSFET 7 are connected to corresponding terminals D, G, S of an integrated circuit.
- Source 9 is connected to source connection S
- gate 10 is connected to gate connection G and drain 11 is connected to drain connection D.
- the drain connection D is connected internally in the control electronics to an inverting input (-) of an operational amplifier 12 and the source connection S is internally connected to the non-inverting input (+) of the operational amplifier 12 via a voltage specification 15.
- the voltage specification 15 corresponds to the first setpoint value that is set by the regulation.
- the output of the operational amplifier 12 is connected to the gate 10 of the MOSFET 7 via the gate connection G and thus emits the output signal for controlling the MOSFET 7.
- the voltage at gate 10 is regulated in such a way that the voltage between drain 11 and source 9, and thus between the inverting (-) and the non-inverting (+) input of the operational amplifier 12, corresponds exactly to the voltage specification 15.
- the voltage at source 9 is higher than at drain 11.
- the electrical current then essentially flows through the MOSFET 7, since the operational amplifier 12 regulates the gate 10 voltage in such a way that the source-drain voltage corresponds to the voltage specification 15, which is lower than the voltage drop across a diode. Since the source-drain voltage and therefore the bulk diode voltage is thus less than 100mV, the bulk diode current is negligibly small, on the order of one microampere.
- the source-drain voltage does not quite reach the first setpoint value, but is somewhat higher because the MOSFET has a finite internal resistance.
- the voltage drop With a maximum current of, for example, 120A and an internal resistance of 1 mOhm, the voltage drop becomes 120mV.
- the corresponding predetermined upper limit of error can accordingly be determined in such a way that no error is output for such an error-free case with a maximum current.
- the upper error limit could be set at 140mV.
- the output signal is am Gate 10 minimal.
- this can be, for example, 0V or even a negative value. If the minimum value is applied to the gate 10 of the MOSFET 7, this blocks completely.
- the circuit has an analog-digital converter 13, which measures and digitizes the voltage difference between the drain connection D and the source connection S and therefore between the drain 11 and source 9 of the MOSFET 7.
- the digitized measurement result is fed to a computing unit that serves as a monitoring unit.
- the voltage between gate 10 and source 9 is measured by a further analog-digital converter 14 and made available to the monitoring unit in digital form.
- a bridging switch 16 is provided, which can short-circuit the voltage specification 15 on command of the monitoring unit and thus reduce the setpoint specification of the circuit to 0V.
- the voltage at gate 10 is regulated by operational amplifier 12 in such a way that the voltage between source 9 and drain 11 corresponds to 0V.
- an active current sink 17 is provided, which lowers the electrical potential to 0V if the corresponding connection is open. If the port is not open, the current sink will only result in very little current through the port.
- the operational amplifier 12 tries to output a voltage at the gate 10 so that the source-drain voltage becomes 0V. Since a current not equal to 0A flows through the MOSFET 7 during operation and this has a small but finite resistance, a source-drain voltage of 0V cannot be achieved. The regulation will therefore increase the voltage at the gate 10 up to a maximum value which, in the case shown, corresponds to the supply voltage of the operational amplifier 12.
- the monitoring unit checks the correct functionality, on the one hand, on the basis of whether the source-drain voltage reaches the desired value within specified error limits in normal operation in the switched-through state.
- the monitoring unit checks whether the gate voltage actually increases and thus exceeds an upper threshold value. If the nominal value is not reached in normal operation, in the switched-through state, and / or the voltage at gate 10 does not rise above the upper threshold value in test mode, an error signal is output. The various errors are considered individually in FIGS. 4 to 10.
- FIG. 3 shows an alternative embodiment of the invention which, apart from a few details, corresponds to the embodiment of FIG.
- the embodiment of FIG. 3 has two further analog-digital converters 19 and 20 in addition to the analog-digital converter 13.
- the analog-digital converter 19 measures and digitizes the voltage between gate G and ground and the analog-digital converter 20 the voltage between source S and ground.
- the voltage between source S and gate G can be calculated accordingly by subtracting the potentials from one another.
- the source connection S and drain connection D are connected to passive current sinks, which are designed as high-value resistors, for example with 50 kOhm.
- FIG. 4a shows a section from the circuit arrangement of FIG. 2 or 3, which shows the connection of the MOSFET 7 with source 9, gate 10 and drainl 1 to the control electronics via the source connection S, the gate connection G and the drain Port D represents.
- FIG. 4a shows an incorrect PIN connection in which the gate G and drain D are interchanged. If the test mode is activated, in which the target value of the source-drain voltage is regulated to 0V, this does not lead to the gate voltage rising above the upper threshold value. Correspondingly, the wrong PIN shading can be detected.
- FIG. 4b shows a section corresponding to FIG. 4a, in which the source connection S and the gate connection G are interchanged. In this case, too, when the test mode is carried out, no high gate voltage is measured that would exceed the upper threshold value. Correspondingly, the error is also detected in this case.
- FIG. 4d shows the case in which the source connection S is connected to the drain electrode 11 of the MOSFET 7, the gate connection G to the source 9 of the MOSFET 7 and the drain connection D to the gate 10 of the MOSFET 7 In this state, too, when the test mode is carried out, no gate voltage exceeding the upper threshold value is detected and the defect can be identified.
- FIG. 4e Another interchanged PIN circuit is shown in FIG. 4e, in which the source connection S is connected to the gate 10 of the MOSFET 7, the gate connection G to the drain 11 of the MOSFET 7 and the drain connection D to the source 9 of the MOSFET 7.
- the negative source voltage is measured as drain-source voltage and the target value is therefore not achieved.
- FIG. 5a the section corresponding to FIGS. 4a to 4e is shown for the case of an open source connection.
- Source 9 of MOSFET 7 is not connected to source terminal S.
- FIG. 5b shows the case of an open drain connection in which the drain 11 is not connected to the drain connection D.
- the voltage measurement between source and drain gives a maximum value and thus a large deviation from the expected target value.
- the error is also detected in this case.
- the case in which the gate 10 is not connected to the gate connection G is shown in FIG. 5c.
- the regulation of the gate voltage at the gate connection G therefore has no influence on the gate 10 and thus on the MOSFET 7.
- the source-drain voltage can therefore only accidentally correspond to the setpoint value from the voltage specification 15. If it does not do this, the error is detected directly. In the event that the source-drain voltage happens to correspond to the target value, it does not change when switching to the test mode. This can be detected and the error can thus be established.
- the test mode can be carried out at a low current, for example less than 40A.
- FIG. 6a shows a short circuit which shorts the source connection S to the drain connection D or source 9 and drain 11.
- the source-drain voltage can never reach the desired value specified by the voltage specification 15, but is 0V. The error can thus be detected.
- a short circuit between gate G and source S is shown in FIG. 6b. In this case, the test mode cannot lead to a higher gate voltage above the upper threshold value, as a result of which the fault can be detected.
- a short circuit between gate connection G and drain connection D is shown in FIG. 6c. In this case, too, no gate voltage above the upper threshold value can be measured in the test mode.
- the MOSFET is internally short-circuited. This case is particularly difficult because a short circuit internally theoretically arbitrary resistance values may have. In all cases, however, the transistor channel resistance is independent of the set gate voltage and the regulation is thus interrupted. The non-closed control loop means that the control goes directly into saturation. The gate-source voltage will therefore reach either the maximum or the minimum value.
- the voltage between drain 11 and source 9 is independent of the gate voltage and therefore does not change when switching to the test mode. This can be detected and the error can thus be established.
- the test mode can again be carried out at a low current, for example less than 40A.
- FIG. 8 shows the case of an open MOSFET 7 and thus a permanently separated connection to the voltage supply 4. If the overall system only has a single supply source (voltage supply), the open MOSFET means that the entire system has no power supply and is therefore not in operation is.
- FIG. 9 shows the case in which the output of the regulation, the gate connection G, is fixed at the operating voltage (VCD).
- VCD operating voltage
- the MOSFET 7 is permanently and completely switched on and the source-drain channel thus has its minimum resistance. This means that the voltage difference between source and drain becomes smaller than the setpoint value specified by voltage specification 15 when the current is low enough. Since the current load very often assumes a small value in typical brake systems, the fault is therefore detected as soon as a small current value occurs.
- FIG. 10 shows a further case in which the output of the regulation, the gate connection G, is permanently attached to ground or to the source voltage. In this case, when the test mode is activated, no increased output voltage is measured and the error can thus be detected.
- the method according to the invention therefore makes it possible to detect all errors that can occur in a system.
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