WO1997017636A1 - Attaqueur a forte charge pour minuterie electronique - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a heavy load driving device for a compact watch that drives the heavy load means using the small power supply device as a driving power source in an electronic timepiece including heavy load means such as a buzzer device and a lighting device and a small power supply device S. Things.
- a buzzer as a heavy load means is used.
- a battery voltage detection circuit for detecting a voltage level of a battery serving as a drive power supply and driving the drive limit signal when the voltage level is equal to or lower than a predetermined value in order to drive the device;
- a drive level control circuit that controls and drives the buzzer device with a smaller drive current than during normal drive when input is provided, enabling the alarm function to operate without impairing the clock function when the battery is deteriorated.
- the effect is expected when a battery that does not have a short-time voltage fluctuation like a silver battery and a battery that gradually deteriorates is used as a power source. Can be done.
- the heavy load means is always suppressed and driven.
- the suppression drive starts even if the power supply voltage level is reduced no matter how much. Therefore, in a drive source such as a solar battery, the power supply voltage level becomes extremely high due to the voltage drop. In many cases, the timekeeping operation could not be guaranteed.
- FIG. 8 is a graph showing an example of the change over time of the charge compressibility in a solar battery.
- the horizontal axis represents the elapsed time
- the vertical axis represents the charging voltage of the solar cell
- each ⁇ point in the figure represents the measured value of the power supply voltage level.
- the normal driving of the heavy load means was performed at that time, and the power supply voltage level during the normal driving was measured.
- the solar battery shown in Fig. 8 shows a large voltage fluctuation of about 1 [VI to 2 [V]. It is assumed that the minimum voltage level V min that guarantees the timing operation is 1 [V], and the threshold value V th is set to 1.15 [V].
- the point P1 with the power supply voltage level of 1 [V] is shown.
- the heavy load driving device that suppresses and drives heavy load means B point? Since the suppression drive continues even at 1, the power supply voltage level drops to 1 [V] or less, and the timekeeping operation cannot be guaranteed.
- the present invention solves such a conventional problem, and provides a heavy load drive device for an electronic timepiece that can reliably guarantee timekeeping operation and perform appropriate drive in accordance with a source voltage level.
- the purpose is to do so. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention employs the following technical configuration to achieve the above object. That is, in an electronic timepiece configured to drive a heavy load means such as a buzzer device and a lighting device fi using a small power supply as a drive source, the drive source, the heavy load means, and the heavy load means Heavy load driving means to be driven, preliminary determination means for detecting whether or not the driving source can drive the heavy load means by detecting an electric energy level of the current drive source at the current time; and the preliminary determination An electronic timepiece comprising a heavy load means drive control signal output means for determining whether to drive or not drive the heavy load drive means in response to an output of the means.
- a heavy load means such as a buzzer device and a lighting device fi using a small power supply as a drive source
- preliminary determination means for detecting whether or not the driving source can drive the heavy load means by detecting an electric energy level of the current drive source at the current time
- An electronic timepiece comprising a heavy load means drive control signal output means for determining whether to drive or not drive the heavy load drive
- the electronic timepiece 100 has a timekeeping circuit 1, a power supply 7, and a negative / negative circuit which are configured by an oscillation circuit 2, a frequency divider 3, a display drive circuit 5, and a display device 6. It comprises a load device 31, a heavy load drive device 9, and heavy load drive control means 4, and an external operation switch 10 for driving the heavy load device 31.
- the heavy load drive control means 4 controls the operation of the heavy load drive device 9 for driving the heavy load device 31.
- the current electric energy state of the power supply 7 being used is determined, and whether or not the heavy load device 31 can be driven at the current electric energy level of the power supply 7 is determined. It also has means 8 for determining
- the heavy load drive control means 4 has a function of determining whether to drive or not drive the heavy load drive means 31 in response to the determination result of the energy amount determination means 8 of the power source 7. It is. Further, in the present invention, a control circuit 44 or the like for controlling each of the above means is provided, and the energy amount determining means 8 power ⁇ , the energy amount of the power source 7 is determined, and the control circuit 44 When it is determined that the amount of energy of the power supply 7 is not enough to drive the heavy load device 31 even if the drive signal of the heavy load drive device 9 for driving the heavy load device 31 is output from the In this case, the control circuit 44 controls the heavy load drive control means 4 so as to prevent the signal from passing therethrough.
- the energy: S determining means 8 determines the energy amount of the power source 7 in advance. It functions as a preliminary determination means for determining.
- the heavy load drive control means 4 outputs a plurality of types of heavy load means drive control signals having different driving forces as drive signals for driving the heavy load device 31. Based on the result of the energy amount determining means 8 determining the energy amount of the power source 7, one heavy load is selected from a plurality of types of heavy load means driving control signals having different driving forces.
- the means driving control signal may be selected and output.
- the energy S discriminating circuit 8 in the present invention for example, as shown in FIG. 2, when the power source 7 is composed of a solar cell 72 and a storage battery 71, The energy ⁇ discriminating circuit 8 is composed of the power generation amount detecting means 81, detects the amount of power generated by the power generating means, grasps the power storage amount of the power storage means 71 based on the detected value, and keeps the detected value constant. If the value is equal to or more than the value, the heavy load drive control means 4 may output a heavy load means drive control signal to the heavy load drive device 9.
- a mere resistor or a medium load device such as a motor is driven to detect a voltage value at the time of driving, thereby detecting the voltage. It may be determined whether to drive the load driving device 9 or not.
- a medium load is defined as a load smaller than a heavy load such as an alarm but larger than a normal load for maintaining the operation of a circuit for an electronic timepiece, for example, a normal resistor or a motor.
- the preliminary determination circuit operates based on the drive instruction signal, and determines the level of decrease in the power supply voltage under a constant load condition, thereby driving the heavy load unit. It is determined whether or not to permit, and if permitted, a drive permission signal is output.
- the drive signal control circuit is operated by the drive permission signal, and the heavy load means is driven by supplying the drive signal created by the drive signal creation circuit to the heavy load means.
- the drive signal generation circuit generates a plurality of drive signals having different drive forces and controls the drive signal control.
- the circuit includes a drive condition selection circuit that selects the plurality of drive signals, and selectively drives the heavy load device with different drive signals.
- a drive time determination circuit for determining a power supply voltage drop level when the heavy load means is driven is provided, and the drive time determination circuit outputs the drive time determination circuit.
- the driving condition selection circuit is controlled by a signal.
- the drive time determination circuit determines the level of decrease in the power supply voltage when the heavy load means is driven, and outputs a drive time determination signal indicating the determination result.
- the drive condition selection circuit is controlled by the drive determination signal to sequentially select drive signals. In this way, by sequentially selecting the drive signal according to the level of decrease in the power supply voltage when driving the heavy load means, and driving the heavy load means with the selected drive signal, the timekeeping operation is reliably guaranteed, and Appropriate driving can be performed according to the power supply voltage level.
- the preliminary determination circuit includes a level determination circuit that determines a decrease level of the power supply undervoltage step by step, and a plurality of output signals from the level determination circuit are provided.
- the driving condition selection circuit is controlled by a level determination signal.
- the level determination circuit provided in the preliminary determination circuit determines the power supply voltage drop level under a constant load condition stepwise, and a plurality of level determinations indicating the determination results are performed.
- a signal is output, and a drive condition selection circuit is controlled by the plurality of level determination signals to select a drive signal in advance.
- the drive signal is selected in advance according to the power supply voltage drop level under certain load conditions.
- the heavy load drive device for a wristwatch is characterized in that the small-sized moth source device is configured by a charging device such as a solar battery and a power storage device S charged by the charging device. Things. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a specific example of the heavy load driving device S in the electronic timepiece according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of another embodiment of the heavy load driving device in the electronic timepiece according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a circuit block diagram showing a configuration of another embodiment of the heavy load drive device of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a timing chart showing a time waveform of each signal in the embodiment of FIG. 3 of the heavy load driving device of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a drive procedure of a buzzer device (heavy load means) in the embodiment of FIG. 3 of the heavy load drive device of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a circuit block diagram showing a configuration of still another embodiment of the heavy load drive device of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a drive procedure of a buzzer device (heavy load means) in the embodiment of FIG. 6 of the heavy load drive device of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a graph showing an example of a change over time of a charging voltage in a solar battery.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a configuration of still another example of the heavy load driving device in the electronic timepiece according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram showing the configuration of the first embodiment of the heavy load drive device of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 shows an electronic timepiece using the heavy load drive device of the present invention, which has the same basic structure as that described in FIG. 1, and particularly describes the heavy load drive control means 4 in detail. Things.
- reference numeral 1 denotes a timepiece circuit.
- the timepiece circuit 1 includes an oscillator 2 for oscillating a clock signal, and a clock signal from the oscillator 2.
- a frequency dividing circuit 3 that divides the frequency by a predetermined number
- a time measuring circuit 4 that operates with the frequency divided signal from the frequency dividing circuit 3 as input and outputs time information Pt indicating the current time
- the display drive circuit 5 outputs the time information Pt as the display information Ph
- the display device 6 displays the current time according to the display information Ph output from the display drive circuit 5.
- Reference numeral 7 denotes a small power supply device serving as a drive power supply for the electronic timepiece, and includes a solar cell 38 and a capacitor 39 charged by the solar cell 38.
- the solar cell 8 corresponds to a charging device
- the capacitor 39 corresponds to a power storage device.
- Reference numeral 10 denotes a drive instruction circuit which operates with the alarm memory 11 storing a preset alarm occurrence time and the timing information Pt from the timing circuit 4 as inputs, and is stored in the alarm memory 11
- an alarm coincidence signal Sa is output (the level is set to the “H” level). Note that the alarm coincidence signal S a corresponds to the drive instruction signal.
- Reference numeral 13 denotes a preliminary determination circuit, which includes a middle load voltage detection circuit 14 and a pulse generation circuit 15.
- the middle load voltage detection circuit 14 When the alarm coincidence signal Sa from the coincidence detector 12 is input (when the alarm coincidence signal S3 becomes “H” level) from the coincidence detector 12, the middle load voltage detection circuit 14 outputs a predetermined current, for example, 1 [ mA], a load that consumes the Oshi flow (hereinafter referred to as the medium load) is temporarily connected to the power supply, the power supply voltage level at this time (power supply voltage level when driving the medium load) Vm is detected, and this power supply is detected. If the voltage level Vm is equal to or higher than a predetermined value, for example, 1.2 [V], the driving permission signal Svm is output (H 'level).
- a predetermined current for example, 1 [ mA]
- the pulse generation circuit 15 When the drive permission signal SVm is input from the middle load voltage detection circuit 14, the pulse generation circuit 15 outputs a drive permission pulse signal Pvm consisting of a single pulse.
- Reference numeral 16 denotes a drive signal generation circuit, which includes a timing signal generation circuit 17, a 25% drive signal generation circuit 18, a 50% drive signal generation circuit 19, and a 75% drive signal generation circuit 20. And controls its output in accordance with the drive permission signal S vm input from the medium load voltage detection circuit 14, that is, while the drive permission signal S vm is being input (“H” level), The signal generated by each signal generation circuit is output.
- the timing signal generation circuit 17 receives the frequency-divided signal from the frequency-division circuit 3 and generates a timing signal Sat composed of a pulse signal of a predetermined frequency.
- 25% drive signal generation circuit 18, 50% drive signal generation circuit 19, and 75% drive signal generation circuit 20 receives the frequency-divided signal from frequency divider 3 as input and has a duty of 25% 15% drive signal B25 consisting of 50% duty pulse signal and 50% drive signal B50 consisting of 50% duty pulse signal and 75% drive signal B75 consisting of 75% duty pulse signal create.
- Reference numeral 21 denotes a heavy load voltage detection circuit, which operates by receiving a timing signal Sat from the timing signal generation circuit 17 to reduce the power supply voltage level Vh in the buzzer driving state. Detected. If the power supply voltage level Vh is equal to or lower than a predetermined value, for example, 1.15 [V], the driving time judgment signal P Vh composed of a single pulse is output.
- a predetermined value for example, 1.15 [V]
- the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21 detects a state in which the buzzer is extinguished, that is, a decrease in the power supply pressure level during heavy load driving.
- the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21 corresponds to a drive determination circuit.
- Reference numeral 23 denotes a drive signal control circuit, which is composed of an OR gate 24, a drive condition selection circuit 25, AND gates 26, 27, 28, an OR gate 29, and an AND gate 30. You.
- the output of the AND gate 30 is input to the heavy load means 31 via the heavy load drive means 9 to drive the heavy load means 31.
- the OR gate 24 has a first input terminal and a second input terminal.
- the drive input pulse signal Pvm is input to the first input terminal, and the drive judgment pulse signal is input to the second input terminal.
- the constant signal PV h is input.
- the drive condition selection circuit 25 has input terminal ⁇ , reset terminal R, and output terminals 01 and 0. 2 and 03, the input terminal ⁇ is connected to the output terminal of the OR gate 24, and the reset terminal R receives the alarm match signal Sa from the match detection circuit 12 and the inverter.
- the output terminal 0 1 receives the gate control signal HI
- the output terminal 02 receives the gate control signal H2
- the output terminal 03 receives the gate control signal H3. Output each.
- This drive condition selection circuit 25 resets when the reset terminal length changes from 'L' level to H 'level, and all output terminals 01, 02 and 03 output' L 'level This reset state is maintained while the reset terminal R is at the H 'level.
- the AND gates 26, 27, and 28 have first and second input terminals, respectively.
- the gate control signal H3 is input to a first input terminal of the AND gate 26, and the 25% drive signal B25 is input to a second input terminal.
- the gate control signal H2 is input to a first input terminal of the AND gate 27, and the 50% drive signal B50 is input to a second input terminal.
- the first input terminal of the AND gate 28 receives the gate control signal HI, and the second input terminal receives the 75% drive signal B75.
- OR gate 29 has first to third input terminals, and the first input terminal is AN Connected to the output terminal of D-gate 26, the second input terminal is connected to the output terminal of AND gate 27, and the third input terminal is connected to the output terminal of AND gate 28 .
- the AND gate 30 has first to third input terminals, the first input terminal receives the drive permission signal Svm, and the second input terminal receives the timing signal Sat. Input, and the third input terminal is connected to the output terminal of the OR gate 29.
- Reference numeral 31 denotes a buzzer device, which generates a buzzer sound when the buzzer drive signal Bd is input.
- the buzzer device 31 corresponds to a heavy load means.
- the preliminary determination circuit 13 corresponds to the energy amount determining means 8 in FIG. 1, and the drive instruction circuit 10 is as shown in FIG.
- the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21, the drive signal generation circuit 16, the drive signal control circuit 23, and the drive condition selection circuit 25 correspond to the heavy load drive control shown in FIG. 1. It is equivalent to means 4.
- the heavy load drive control means 4 is formed by the above-described circuits or means.
- FIG. 4 is a timing chart showing a time waveform of each signal shown in FIG. 3, and FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a driving procedure of the buzzer device 31.
- the frequency divider 2 performs a frequency division operation by inputting a clock signal from the oscillator 1 and outputs a frequency-divided signal.
- the display drive circuit 5 outputs the display information Ph with the timing information Pt as an input, and the display device 6 displays the current time according to the display information Ph.
- the timing information Pt by the timing circuit 3 is also input to the coincidence detection circuit 12 .
- the coincidence detection circuit 12 generates the current time indicated by the timing information Pt and the alarm occurrence stored in the alarm memory 11. The time is compared with the time, and when they do not match, the alarm match signal Sa is held at the 'L' level.
- the period TO in Figure 2 is The time waveform of each signal in the above is shown.
- step S1 of FIG. 3 the match detection circuit 12 detects a match between the alarm occurrence time and the current time, and changes the alarm match signal Sa from the -L * level. -Set to H level.
- the H * level alarm match signal S a is input to the reset terminal R of the drive condition selection circuit 25 via the inverter 22 as an 'L' level inverted alarm match signal S r Sa and driven.
- the reset of the condition selection circuit 25 is released, and operation starts according to the clock input from the input terminal ⁇ .
- step S2 when the alarm coincidence signal Sa goes high, the middle load voltage detection circuit 14 temporarily connects the middle load consuming 1 [mA] to the power supply to drive the middle load. If the power supply voltage level Vm is equal to or less than 1.2 [V] in step S3, the buzzer device 31 is not driven, and the port is terminated. If the voltage level Vm is equal to or higher than 1.2 [V], the drive permission signal Svm is set to the level, and the process proceeds to step S4.
- step S4 when the drive permission signal Svm goes to the 'H' level, the drive signal generation circuit 16 outputs the timing signal Sat, 25% drive signal B25, 50% drive signal B50, 75% Start output of drive signal B75.
- the timing signal Sat from the timing signal generation circuit 17 of the drive signal generation circuit 16 is input to the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21.
- the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21 detects the power supply voltage level Vh, and when the power supply voltage level Vh is equal to or lower than 1.15 [V], the timing signal Sat is at the "L” level. When the level changes to the “H” level, the drive determination signal PVh is output. At this time, since the buzzer device 31 has not been driven yet, the power supply voltage level during non-heavy load drive is detected. Since the drive permission signal S vm is output from the medium load voltage detection circuit 14, the power supply voltage level at the time of non-heavy load drive always becomes 1.15 [V] or more. h is not output.
- the pulse generation circuit 15 When the drive enable signal SV goes to the “H” level, the pulse generation circuit 15 outputs the drive enable pulse signal P vm, and the drive enable pulse signal P vm is supplied to the drive condition via the OR gate 24. Input to the input terminal ⁇ of the selection circuit 2 5 as the first pulse Is done.
- the drive condition selection circuit 25 sets only the output terminal 01 to the “H” level, and sets the other output terminals to the “L” level. That is, the gate control signal HI is set to the “H” level, and the gate control signals H2 and H3 are set to the “L” level.
- the gate control signal HI at the H 'level is input to the first input terminal of the AND gate 28, and the AND gate 28 opens the gate and outputs the 75% drive signal input to the second input terminal.
- the 75% drive signal B75 from the circuit 20 is output.
- the 75% drive signal B 75 from the AND gate 28 is input to the third input terminal of the AND gate 30 via the OR gate 29. Since the H 'level drive enable signal S vm from the medium load voltage detection circuit 14 is input to the first input terminal of the AND gate 30, the timing when it is input to the second input terminal Evening signal from signal generation circuit 17 Sat Open gate during power-up to 'H' level and output 75% drive signal B75 input to third input terminal as buzzer drive signal Bd I do. Therefore, the buzzer device 31 is driven by the 75% drive signal B75 from the AND gate 30.
- a period T1 in FIG. 4 shows a time waveform of each signal in steps S1 to S4 in FIG.
- step S5 the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21 detects the power supply voltage level Vh75 at the time of heavy load drive (at 75% drive) by the 75% drive signal B75.
- step 6 if the power supply voltage level Vh75 is 1.15 [V] or more, the process proceeds to step S7. If the power supply voltage level Vh75 is 1.15 [V] or less, the process proceeds to step S8.
- step S6 If the power supply voltage level Vh75 is 1.15 [V] or more in step S6, the drive permission signal Sa is strong in step S7. Returning, the drive is maintained at 75%, and if the drive permission signal Sa is at the “L” level, the drive of the buzzer device 31 is stopped, and this flow ends.
- step S8 the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21 changes the timing signal S at from “L” level to “L” level.
- the driving judgment signal PVh is output, and the driving judgment signal PVh is input to the driving condition selection circuit 25 through the OR gate 24. Input to ⁇ as the second pulse.
- the drive condition selection circuit 25 sets only the output terminal 02 to the level, and sets the other output terminals to the L ′ level. That is, the gate control signal H2 is set at the 'H' level, and the gate control signals HI and H3 are set at the L 'level.
- the H 'level gate control signal H2 is input to the first input terminal of the AND gate 27, and the AND gate 27 opens the gate, and the 50% drive signal input to the second input terminal Outputs B50.
- the 50% drive signal B50 is input to the third input terminal of the AND gate 30 through the OR gate 29, and the AND gate 30 is connected to the input terminal of the second input terminal.
- the gate is opened, and the 50% drive signal B50 input to the third input terminal is output as the buzzer drive signal Bd. Therefore, the buzzer device 31 is driven by the 50% drive signal B50 from the AND gate 30.
- the period T2 in FIG. 4 shows the time waveform of each signal in step S8 in FIG.
- step S9 the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21 detects the power supply voltage level V h50 at the time of 50% drive, and in step S10, the power supply voltage level V h50 becomes 1 If it is equal to or greater than 15 [V], the process proceeds to step S11. If it is equal to or less than 1.15 [V ⁇ , the process proceeds to step S12.
- step S10 When the power supply voltage level Vh50 is equal to or higher than 1.15 [V] in step S10, if the drive permission signal Sa is at the "H” level in step S11, the process proceeds to step S9. Return to hold 50% drive, and if the drive permission signal Sa is at the “L” level, stop the drive of the buzzer device 31 and end this flow.
- step S 12 the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21 outputs the evening imaging signal S at power.
- the driving judgment signal PVh is output, and this driving judgment signal Pvh is input to the input terminal ⁇ of the driving condition selection circuit 25 through the OR gate 24. Input as the third pulse.
- the drive condition selection circuit 25 sets only the output terminal 03 to the “H” level, and sets the other output terminals to the L ′ level. That is, the gate control signal H3 is And the gate control signals H2 and H3 are at the L ′ level.
- the 'H' level gate control signal H3 is input to the first input terminal of the AND gate 26, the AND gate 26 opens the gate, and 25% is input to the second input terminal. Outputs drive signal B25.
- the 25% drive signal B25 is input to the third input terminal of the AND gate 30 through the OR gate 29, and the AND gate 30 is input to the second input terminal.
- the gate is opened during the period in which the switching signal Sat is at the "H" level, and the 25% drive signal B25 input to the third input terminal is output as the buzzer drive signal Bd. Therefore, the buzzer device 31 is driven by the 25% drive signal B25 from the AND gate 30.
- the period T3 in FIG. 4 shows the time waveform of each signal in step S12 in FIG.
- the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21 detects the source voltage level V h25 at the time of 25% driving, and in step S14, the power source voltage level V If h25 is equal to or less than 1.15 [V], the heavy load voltage detection circuit 21 outputs the driving judgment signal PV h when the timing signal Sat is strong and changes from L 'level to' H level.
- This driving-time determination signal PVh is input to the input terminal ⁇ of the driving condition selection circuit 25 via the OR gate 24 as a fourth pulse.
- the drive condition selection circuit 25 sets all of the output terminals 01 to 03 to the “L” level. That is, since all the gate control signals HI to H3 are set to the "L” level, all the AND gates 26 to 28 close the gate, and the OR gate 29 outputs the "L” level. Therefore, the AND gate 30 closes the gate, stops driving the buzzer concealment 31 and ends the flow.
- a period T4 in FIG. 4 shows a time waveform of each signal in step S14 in FIG.
- step S14 if the power supply voltage level Vh25 at the time of 25% drive is 1.15 [V] or more, the process proceeds to step S15, and in step S15, the drive enable signal S a If the signal is at the "H” level, the flow returns to step S12 to hold the 25% drive, and if the drive permission signal Sa is at the "L” level, the drive of the buzzer device 31 is stopped. This flow ends.
- the drive instruction circuit 10 outputs the alarm When a match signal Sa is generated, the preliminary judgment circuit 13 is operated by the alarm match signal Sa, and the medium load voltage detection circuit 14 determines the level of decrease in the power supply voltage under a certain load condition, thereby providing a buzzer. It is determined whether or not the driving of the device 31 is permitted, and if it is permitted, the driving permission signal Svm is output.
- the drive signal generation circuit 16 starts operating in response to the drive permission signal Svm, and the timing signal Sat is output, whereby the heavy load torsion pressure detection circuit 21 detects the decrease in the source voltage Vh.
- the output of the drive-time judgment signal PVh indicating the judgment result of the motor starts.
- the drive signal control circuit 23 starts operating in response to the drive permission signal Svm, and the drive condition selection circuit 25 generates a plurality of drive signals B 75 and B having different drive forces generated by the drive signal generation circuit 16.
- the drive signals to be supplied to the buzzer device 31 are sequentially selected from 50 and B25 according to the drive determination signal Pvh, and the buzzer device 31 is driven by the selected drive signal.
- the drive signal supplied to the buzzer device 31 is sequentially switched according to the level of the power supply voltage drop when the buzzer device 31 is driven, and the switching operation is performed with different driving forces, so that the timekeeping operation is reliably guaranteed.
- appropriate driving according to the power supply voltage level can be performed.
- FIG. 6 is a circuit block diagram showing a configuration of a second embodiment of the heavy load driving device of the present invention, and shows an electronic timepiece using the heavy load driving device of the present invention.
- the same components as those in the first embodiment shown in FIG. 3 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
- reference numeral 32 denotes a preliminary judgment circuit, which comprises a medium load voltage detection circuit 33 and a pulse generation circuit 34.
- the medium load voltage detection circuit 33 has an input terminal and output terminals LI, L2, and L3, and receives an alarm match signal Sa from the match detection circuit 12 at the input terminal.
- Each of the output terminals LI, L2, L3 outputs a pulse control signal.
- the output terminals LI to L All 3 are set to the “L” level, and when the alarm coincidence signal Sa is input (when the alarm coincidence signal Sa is turned to the “H” level), a predetermined current, for example, 1 [mA] current is consumed.
- Load (hereinafter referred to as medium load) is temporarily connected to the power supply.
- each output terminal is determined as shown in Table 1 Set LI, L2, L3 to -L 'or * H' level.
- the pulse control signal from the output terminal LI is input to the drive signal generation circuit 16 and the AND gate 30 as the drive permission signal Svm.
- the medium load voltage detection circuit 33 corresponds to a level determination circuit, and the pulse control signal corresponds to a level determination signal.
- the pulse generating circuit 34 has input terminals II, 12, and I3 and an output terminal 0, and the input terminal II receives a pulse control signal from the output terminal L1 of the medium load voltage detection circuit 33.
- the input terminal 12 also receives a pulse control signal from the output terminal L2, and the input terminal 13 receives a pulse control signal from the output terminal L3.
- the output terminal 0 is driven by a drive enable pulse consisting of a predetermined number of pulses according to the pulse control signal from each output terminal LI, L2, L3 of the medium load voltage detection circuit 33.
- the drive enable pulse signal P vm is Input to input terminal ⁇ of condition selection circuit 25.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a driving procedure of the buzzer device 31.
- step S21 of FIG. 7 when the alarm occurrence time arrives, the coincidence detection circuit 12 detects the coincidence between the alarm occurrence time and the current time, and outputs the alarm coincidence signal Sa from the L 'level to the H level. 'Level.
- the -H 'level alarm match signal Sa is input to the reset terminal R of the drive condition selection circuit 25 as an inverted level alarm match signal SrSa via the inverter 22 and the drive condition selection circuit In 25, the reset is released, and operation starts according to the clock input from the input terminal ⁇ .
- step S22 when the alarm match signal Sa goes to the "H" level, the middle load voltage detection circuit 33 temporarily connects the middle load consuming 1 [mA] to the power supply, and The power supply voltage level Vm at the time of driving is detected, and if the power supply voltage level Vm at the time of medium load driving is equal to or less than 1.2 [V] in step S23, the medium load voltage detection circuit 33 As shown in the table, all output terminals LI to L3 are set to L level.
- the pulse control signals from these output terminals LI, L2, and L3 are input to the input terminals of the pulse generation circuit 34 at II, 12, and I3, respectively. Are all at the L ′ level, so that the drive permission pulse signal P vm is not output (the number of pulses is 0) as shown in (Table 1).
- step S23 if the power supply voltage level Vm at the time of driving with a medium load is equal to or higher than 1.2 [V], the process proceeds to step S24.
- step S24 the power supply voltage level Vm at the time of driving with a medium load is determined. That is, the power supply voltage level Vm If it is 1.2 [V] to 1.25 [V], go to step S26. If it is 1.25 [V] to 1.3 [V], go to step S28. If it is equal to or greater than 1.3 iV], the process proceeds to step S30.
- step S26 the medium-load moist pressure detection circuit 33 is As shown in Table 1), output terminal L1 is set to 'H' level, and output terminals L2 and L3 are set to L 'level.
- the pulse control signals from the respective output terminals LI, L2, L3 are input to the input terminals II, 12, and I 3 of the pulse generator circuit 34, and the pulse generator circuit 34 operates according to these pulse control signals according to ( As shown in Table 1), a drive enable pulse signal PV m with three pulses is output.
- the drive signal generation circuit 16 since the drive enable signal SV m (pulse control signal from the output terminal L1) is at the “H” level, the drive signal generation circuit 16 generates the timing signal Sat, 25% drive signal B25, 50 Start output of% drive signal B50, 75% drive signal B75.
- the drive enable pulse signal P vm from the pulse generation circuit 34 is input to the input terminal ⁇ of the drive condition selection circuit 25.
- the drive condition selection circuit 25 sets only the output terminal 03 to the 'H' level and the other output terminals to the 'L' level. I do. That is, the gate control signal H3 is set to the 'H' level, and the gate control signals HI and H2 are set to the L 'level.
- the 'H' level gate control signal H3 is input to the first input terminal of the AND gate 26, which opens the gate and is input to the second input terminal.
- 25% drive signal generation circuit 18 Outputs 25% drive signal B25 from 18.
- the 25% drive signal B25 from the AND gate 26 is supplied to the AND gate 29 via the OR gate 29.
- the timing input to the second input terminal The gate is opened during the period when the timing signal Sat from the timing signal generating circuit 17 is at the 'H' level, and the third input terminal is input.
- the AND gate 26 opens the gate and the second input terminal. 2 5% drive signal creation circuit Outputs 5% drive signal B25. The 25% drive signal B25 from the AND gate 26 is input to the third input terminal of the AND gate 30 via the OR gate 29 and c to the first input terminal of the AND gate 30.
- the buzzer device 31 is driven by the 25% drive signal B25 from the AND gate 30.
- the drive permission signal Sa is at the high level.
- the drive is maintained at 25%.
- the buzzer is activated.
- the drive of one device 31 is stopped, and the present flow ends.
- step S28 the medium load voltage detection circuit 33 is turned on. As shown in (Table 1), the output terminals L1 and L2 are at the H 'level, and the output terminal L3 is at the -L' level.
- the pulse control signals from the respective output terminals LI, L2, L3 are input to the input terminals II, 12, and I 3 of the pulse generator circuit 34, and the pulse generator circuit 34 operates according to these pulse control signals according to ( As shown in Table 1), a drive enable pulse signal Pvm with two pulses is output.
- the drive signal generation circuit 16 since the drive enable signal S vm (pulse control signal from the output terminal L1) is at the “H” level, the drive signal generation circuit 16 generates the timing signal S at, 25% drive signal B 25, 50 Start output of% drive signal B50, 75% drive signal B75.
- the drive enable pulse signal P vm from the pulse generation circuit 15 is input to the input terminal ⁇ of the drive condition selection circuit 25.
- the drive condition selection circuit 25 sets only the output terminal 02 to the 'H' level and the other output terminals to the 'L' level. I do. That is, the gate control signal H2 is set to 'H' level, and the gate control signals HI and H3 are set to -L 'level.
- 'H' level gate control signal H2 is input to the first input terminal of AND gate 27, which opens the gate and is input to the second input terminal Outputs 50% drive signal B50 from 50% drive signal generation circuit 18.
- the 50% drive signal B50 from the AND gate 26 is input to the third input terminal of the AND gate 30 via the OR gate 29.
- the timing input to the second input terminal Open the gate during the period when the timing signal Sat from the timing signal generation circuit 17 is at the 'H' level and output the 50% drive signal B50 input to the third input terminal as the buzzer drive signal Bd I do. Therefore, the buzzer device 31 is driven by the 50% drive signal B50 from the AND gate 30.
- step S24 if the power supply voltage level Vm at the time of driving with a medium load is 1.3 [VI or more, in step S30, the medium load voltage detection circuit 33 will operate as shown in (Table 1). Then, all the output terminals L 1 -L3 are set to 'H level.
- the pulse control signals from the respective output terminals LI, L2, L3 are input to the respective input terminals of the pulse generator circuit 34, II, 12, and I3, and the pulse generator circuit 34 operates according to these pulse control signals ( As shown in Table 1), a drive enable pulse signal PV m with one pulse is output.
- the drive signal generation circuit 16 since the drive enable signal S vm (pulse control signal from the output terminal L1) is at the “H” level, the drive signal generation circuit 16 generates the evening timing signal S at, 25% drive signal B25, 50% Start output of drive signal B50, 75% drive signal B75.
- the drive enable pulse signal P V m from the pulse generation circuit i 5 is input to the input terminal ⁇ of the drive condition selection circuit 25.
- the drive condition selection circuit 25 sets only the output terminal 01 to the “H” level and the other output terminals to the “L” level. . That is, the gate control signal HI is set to the “H” level, and the gate control signals H2 and H3 are set to the L ′ level.
- the 'H' level gate control signal HI is input to the first input terminal of the AND gate 28, and the AND gate 28 opens the gate and is input to the second input terminal.
- 75% drive signal generation circuit 18 Outputs 75% drive signal B75 from 18.
- the 50% drive signal B 75 from the AND gate 26 is input to the third input terminal of the AND gate 30 via the OR gate 29.
- the 'H' level drive enable signal S vm from the middle load voltage detection circuit 33 is input to the first input terminal of the AND gate 30, the timing input to the second input terminal The gate is opened during the period when the timing signal Sat force from the signal generation circuit 17 is at the H 'level, and the 75% drive signal B75 input to the third input terminal is output as the buzzer drive signal Bd. . Therefore, the buzzer device 31 is driven by the 75% drive signal B75 from the AND gate 30.
- the drive enable signal S3 holds the 75% drive during the period of “H” level.
- step S31 when the drive enable signal S3 reaches the L level, the buzzer is activated. The operation of the device 31 is stopped, and this flow ends.
- the preliminary judgment circuit 32 operates by the alarm match signal Sa, and the medium load voltage
- the detection circuit 33 determines whether or not the drive of the buzzer device 31 is permitted by determining the reduction level of the power supply voltage under a certain load condition in four steps.
- An enable signal Svm is output, and a plurality of pulse control signals indicating the determination result are input to the pulse generation circuit 34, and the pulse generation circuit 34 outputs a different number of drive enable pulse signals according to the plurality of pulse control signals. Output the signal P vm.
- the drive signal control circuit 23 starts operating in response to the drive permission signal S vm, and the drive condition selection circuit 25 generates a plurality of drive signals B 75 having different drive forces generated by the drive signal generation circuit 16. , B50 and B25, a drive signal to be supplied to the buzzer device 31 is previously selected according to the drive permission pulse signal Pvm, and the buzzer device 31 is driven by the selected drive signal.
- the driving force of the drive signal is selected in advance according to the drop level of the power supply voltage under a constant load condition, and by driving with the selected driving force, the timekeeping operation is reliably guaranteed and the power supply voltage level is reduced. Appropriate driving can be performed accordingly.
- a preliminary determination circuit 13 in the electronic timepiece 100 detects the current or voltage flowing through the motor, A method for determining the electric energy weight of the power supply 7 will be described.
- a motor driving pulse is extracted from the output of the frequency dividing circuit 3 via the waveform shaping circuit 41, and is supplied to the motor driving circuit 42 so as to obtain a predetermined pulse.
- a drive voltage or a drive current is detected from the motor, and the result is input to the medium load voltage detection circuit 14.
- the configuration is such that the amount of heat energy of the power source 7 is determined in the same manner as described above.
- the configuration of the electronic timepiece 100 includes: a heavy load drive unit that drives the heavy load unit; a heavy load drive control unit that drives and controls the heavy load drive unit; Preliminary determination means for detecting whether or not the drive source can drive the heavy load means at the current time, and responding to the output of the preliminary determination means to drive the heavy load means. And a heavy-load means drive control means for determining whether the means is driven or not.
- the preliminary determination means further comprises a step of determining the current electric energy level of the drive source in advance. It is desirable to have a comparison means for making a comparison with the determined reference level.
- the comparing means in the present invention compares the electric energy level of the driving source with a plurality of reference levels, and outputs a different aperture stop determination signal in response to each of the reference levels. It is also preferable that it is comprised.
- the thermal energy level in the electronic timepiece according to the present invention is selected from a voltage value or a current value of the driving source when the driving source is connected to an appropriate medium load driving unit.
- the medium load driving means may be constituted by a resistor or a motor.
- the power source used in the wristwatch 100 according to the present invention is a power source of a power generation type configured by a charging device such as a solar battery and a power storage device charged by the charging device. May be provided, or may be constituted by a lithium ion secondary battery.
- the electric energy level to be detected may be a detected power generation amount of the drive source.
- the heavy load means drive control means includes a drive signal generating means for outputting a plurality of types of heavy load means drive control signals having different driving forces.
- the driving means may include driving condition selecting means configured to select one of the plurality of types of heavy load means driving control signals in response to a comparison determination signal output from the comparing means. It is desirable that the plurality of types of heavy load means drive control signals having different duty ratios include drive signals having different duty ratios.
- the preliminary determination means used in the electronic timepiece 100 executes the determination processing operation in response to the heavy load drive instruction signal output from the drive instruction means, The result is output to the heavy load means drive control means, and the drive signal generation means is configured to generate a plurality of drive signals having different driving forces. Is what it is.
- the drive signal generating means in the electronic timepiece 100 is configured to output an appropriate timing signal in response to an output signal from the preliminary determination means.
- the heavy load means drive control means may further include drive condition selection means for selecting any of a plurality of drive signals having different drive forces generated by the drive signal generation means. desirable.
- a small power supply device such as a solar battery is used as a driving source and an electronic device that drives heavy load means such as a buzzer device and a certification device.
- a drive instruction circuit for generating a drive instruction signal
- a drive signal generation circuit for generating a drive signal for driving the heavy load means
- a drive signal control circuit for controlling supply of the drive signal
- a preliminary determination circuit that determines a power supply voltage drop level under the load condition and outputs a drive permission signal, wherein the preliminary determination circuit is configured to reduce the power supply voltage under a constant load condition by the drive permission signal.
- a drive signal generation circuit that generates a plurality of drive signals having different driving forces, a drive condition selection circuit, and a drive determination circuit that detects a voltage drop in a heavy load drive state may be provided.
- the optimum driving conditions are selected during heavy load driving and heavy load driving is performed, so that the operation of the additional functions can be guaranteed to the maximum with respect to voltage fluctuations.
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