WO2011129263A1 - 短絡保護方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a short circuit protection method for a power switching element or the like.
- This application claims priority based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2010-093530 filed in Japan on April 14, 2010, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.
- motor control is performed using an inverter in which power switching elements are bridge-connected.
- the power switching element of either the upper arm or lower arm of the inverter has a short circuit failure, the upper arm and the lower arm that are not short circuited so that a large short circuit current does not flow
- a short-circuit protection method for performing control to shut off the gate of the power switching element.
- the response time of the power switching element is short, the current change (di / dt) becomes large, so that the abnormal voltage (surge voltage) becomes large according to this current change.
- a power switching element and a snubber circuit for protecting the power switching element are provided.
- the size of the inverter is increased because the elements used are also increased in size.
- there can be considered a method of suppressing abnormal voltage by providing a high-resistance gate resistance to moderate (small) current change at the time of interruption. In this case, the response time of the normal switching operation is delayed.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and provides a short-circuit protection method capable of blocking a gate without increasing the size of a power switching element or the like.
- One aspect of the present invention is a circuit short-circuit protection method including a plurality of power switching elements, wherein a short circuit of one power switching element is detected by a detecting means for detecting a short circuit of the power switching element.
- the temperature of the other power switching element is detected in advance while the temperature of the other power switching element is detected and the shut-off process is executed.
- the resistance value of the gate resistor may be changed.
- the shut-off process is performed.
- This can suppress heat generation of the power switching element as compared with the case where the surge voltage is suppressed by one low resistance value between the start and end of the gate shut-off process. Therefore, since the current withstand capability and the withstand voltage can be reduced, there is an effect that the gate can be quickly cut off with a simple circuit configuration without increasing the size of the power switching element or the like.
- gate resistance can be changed to a low resistance value that can be applied when the heat generated by the power switching element is large. Furthermore, compared to the case where one low resistance value is used between the start and end of the shut-off process, it is possible to prevent an overvoltage from being applied to other power switching elements. Therefore, the gate can be quickly shut off with a simple circuit configuration without increasing the size of the power switching element or the like.
- FIG. 1 shows a motor control circuit 1 for controlling a motor generator 2 mounted as a drive source together with an internal combustion engine on a vehicle such as a hybrid vehicle.
- the motor generator 2 may be, for example, a three-phase brushless DC motor.
- the DC motor includes a rotor (not shown) having a permanent magnet used for a magnetic field, and a stator wound with three-phase coils that generate a rotating magnetic field for rotating the rotor. (Not shown).
- An inverter circuit 3 is connected to the motor generator 2.
- a high voltage battery 4 is connected to the inverter circuit 3 as a DC power source, and a smoothing capacitor 5 is connected in parallel between the high voltage battery 4 and the inverter circuit 3.
- the inverter circuit 3 is a so-called PWM inverter that energizes each coil of the motor generator 2 by direct current power of the high voltage battery 4 by pulse width modulation (PWM) or the like.
- PWM pulse width modulation
- a U-phase arm 6u, a V-phase arm 6v, and a W-phase arm 6w are formed by bridge connection.
- the U-phase arm 6u, the V-phase arm 6v, and the W-phase arm 6w are collectively referred to as each phase arm 6.
- Each phase arm 6 is formed by connecting an upper arm 9 and a lower arm 10 in which a power switching element 7 (for example, IGBT) and a diode 8 are connected in parallel to each other in series.
- a power switching element 7 for example, IGBT
- a gate drive IC (GDIC) 13 is connected to the inverter circuit 3 via a predrive circuit 12.
- the gate drive IC 13 outputs a gate control signal for controlling turn-on and turn-off of each power switching element 7 to the pre-drive circuit 12.
- FIG. 2 shows a gate drive circuit 15 that drives the gate G of one power switching element 7 among the power switching elements 7 of the inverter circuit 3 described above.
- the pre-drive circuit 12 outputs a predetermined voltage for turning on and off the gate G of the power switching element 7 as a gate voltage based on the gate control signal output from the OUT terminal 16 of the gate drive IC 13.
- the pre-drive circuit 12 is connected to a power supply VCC for driving the pre-drive circuit 12 and a ground GND such as a vehicle body or a casing.
- VCC for driving the pre-drive circuit 12
- GND such as a vehicle body or a casing.
- the pre-drive circuit 12 outputs the ground potential as the gate voltage of the power switching element 7 when the power switching element 7 is turned off.
- the gate voltage is a voltage applied between the gate G and the emitter E of the power switching element 7.
- turning off the gate G of the power switching element 7 is referred to as gate cutoff.
- a first gate resistor 18 is interposed between the pre-drive circuit 12 and the gate G of the power switching element 7 to prevent vibrations.
- the first gate resistor 18 is a gate resistor mainly used at the time of switching by a normal pulse width modulation, and instantaneously lowers the gate voltage when the power switching element 7 is turned off, and also reduces the gate voltage when the power is turned on.
- the resistance value is set to a relatively low value so that it can be increased instantaneously. For example, it may be about 1 to 10 [ ⁇ ].
- a second gate resistor 19 is provided between the PR_OUT terminal 17 of the gate drive IC 13 and the gate G of the power switching element 7.
- the second gate resistor 19 is a gate resistor that is used when soft cutoff control is performed so that the change (di / dt) in the collector current supplied to the power switching element 7 does not increase when the gate is cut off.
- the second gate resistor 19 is set to have a higher resistance value (for example, about 10 to 100 [ ⁇ ]) than the first gate resistor 18. In the soft cutoff, the gate voltage of the power switching element 7 is lowered more slowly than in the normal switching described above, so that the gate G is gradually cut off.
- the gate drive IC 13 includes a logic circuit (LOGIC) 20 that performs various control processes, and an OCP (Over Current Protection) circuit 21 that detects a short circuit of the power switching element 7.
- LOGIC logic circuit
- OCP Over Current Protection
- the OCP circuit 21 individually monitors the energization current of each power switching element 7 of each phase arm 6 described above to determine whether or not an overcurrent has flowed.
- the OCP circuit 21 receives the terminal voltage of a shunt resistor 23 connected in series between the emitter of the power switching element 7 and GND via the OC input terminal 22 of the gate drive IC 13.
- the OCP circuit 21 is set in advance with a predetermined voltage threshold for detecting a short-circuit current, and the OCP circuit 21 determines whether or not the terminal voltage of the shunt resistor 23 has reached a predetermined voltage threshold.
- the OCP circuit 21 determines that an overcurrent has flowed when it is determined that the terminal voltage of the shunt resistor 23 has reached a predetermined voltage threshold.
- the OCP circuit 21 detects the occurrence of a short-circuit fault in the power switching element 7 in which the overcurrent has flowed, and outputs the detection result to the logic circuit 20. Note that not all of the emitter current of the power switching element 7 but a part of the current is shunted through the shunt resistor 23.
- the logic circuit 20 controls the turn-on and turn-off of the power switching element 7 via the pre-drive circuit 12. Specifically, a predrive control signal for controlling the predrive circuit 12 is output via an OUT terminal 16 provided in the gate drive IC 13. In addition, a motor driving current is fed back and input to the logic circuit 20 from a current sensor (not shown) in order to perform control by pulse width modulation.
- the logic circuit 20 performs control to directly shut off the gate of the power switching element 7 without using the pre-drive circuit 12.
- the direct gate cut-off by the logic circuit 20 is the soft cut-off described above, and the gate cut-off is performed by outputting a predetermined voltage from the PR_OUT terminal 17 provided in the gate drive IC 13.
- the output from the PR_OUT terminal 17 may be a voltage (for example, a ground potential) lower than a threshold value for turning on the power switching element 7 when performing soft cutoff.
- the PR_OUT terminal 17 during normal switching control is set to a high impedance state so as not to affect the gate voltage output from the pre-drive circuit 12.
- the logic circuit 20 When the short circuit failure of the power switching element 7 (one power switching element) of either the upper arm 9 or the lower arm 10 is detected, the logic circuit 20 performs the other power switching for short circuit protection. A process of shutting off the gate G of the element 7 (another power switching element) (gate shutoff process) is started.
- the logic circuit 20 changes the gate resistance in the middle of starting the gate cutoff process. As a result, the control process for changing the resistance value of the gate resistor is executed. More specifically, the normal gate cut-off via the first gate resistor 18 by the pre-drive circuit 12 is shifted to the soft cut-off via the second gate resistor 19 by the gate drive IC 13.
- a voltage sensor (not shown) attached to the power switching element 7 detects a terminal voltage between the emitter and the collector of the power switching element 7 (hereinafter simply referred to as a collector voltage), and the collector voltage Is entered.
- the logic circuit 20 can set the soft cutoff switching voltage via the voltage setting terminal 24 provided in the gate drive IC 13.
- the soft cutoff switching voltage is a threshold value of the collector voltage, and an arbitrary voltage value that does not exceed the withstand voltage of the power switching element 7 is set in advance.
- the logic circuit 20 shifts from the normal gate cutoff to the soft cutoff.
- the gate voltage output from the pre-drive circuit 12 reaches the ground potential after starting the gate cutoff process, the gate cutoff process is terminated.
- the vertical axis represents the collector current [A]
- the horizontal axis represents the collector voltage [V].
- the gate voltage is reduced from the gate voltage of 12V to the gate voltage when the gate voltage is decreased from 18V to the gate voltage of 16V.
- the collector current decreases. That is, in the region where the gate voltage is high, the decrease in the collector current due to the decrease in the gate voltage is relatively small, and in the region where the gate voltage is low, the decrease in the collector current due to the decrease in the gate voltage is large.
- the gate voltage is in the region where the gate voltage is high at the initial stage of the gate cutoff process, the rise in the collector voltage is small even if the gate voltage is quickly lowered. At the end of the gate cut-off process, the gate voltage is low. Therefore, if the gate voltage is rapidly reduced as in the initial stage of the gate cut-off process, the collector voltage is greatly increased.
- the logic circuit 20 performs normal gate cutoff using the relatively low resistance first gate resistor 18 as a gate resistance in order to quickly reduce the gate voltage.
- the gate resistance change control for switching to soft shut-off using the second gate resistor 19 as the gate resistance is performed so as to slowly lower the gate voltage.
- the resistance value of the gate resistance can be changed while the short circuit failure of one power switching element 7 is detected and the gate cutoff processing of the other power switching element 7 is being performed, so the collector voltage increases.
- the gate resistance is changed in a direction to suppress the rise in the collector voltage, that is, the second gate resistance 19 is changed to a high resistance value, and the change in the collector current is reduced so that the overvoltage is applied. Can be prevented.
- the time for which the gate resistance is set to a high resistance value is shorter than when the gate resistance is set to a high resistance value from the start to the end of the gate G shut-off process, the gate can be shut off promptly.
- the heat generation of the power switching element 7 can be suppressed.
- the collector voltage when the collector voltage is detected and it is determined that the collector voltage has reached the soft cutoff switching voltage, it is determined that the collector voltage has increased, and the collector voltage is higher than the normal first gate resistance 18.
- the second gate resistor 19 used only for the current and suppressing the current change, an increase in the collector voltage due to the surge can be suppressed.
- the time for which the gate resistance is the second gate resistance 19 having a high resistance value is shortened, it is possible to suppress the heat generation of the power switching element 7 from becoming excessive. As a result, the gate G can be quickly cut off with a simple circuit configuration without increasing the size of the power switching element 7 and the like.
- the second embodiment is similar to the first embodiment.
- the circuit configuration is different in that the resistance value of the gate resistance is changed based on the temperature of the power switching element 7.
- the same parts as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description is omitted.
- a temperature sensor (not shown) for measuring the temperature of the power switching element 7 is connected to the gate drive IC 13. By this temperature sensor, the temperature of the power switching element 7 is input to the logic circuit 20 as a temperature signal.
- a temperature threshold value for switching the gate resistance is set in advance instead of the above-described soft cutoff switching voltage, and a temperature signal can be input from the temperature sensor.
- the OCP circuit 21 detects an overcurrent (short circuit) of the power switching element 7 of one arm of the upper arm 9 and the lower arm 10, the gate of the power switching element 7 of the other arm
- the shut-off process is started, and soft shut-off using the second gate resistor 19 is executed. Furthermore, it is determined by the temperature sensor whether the temperature of the power switching element 7 has reached the temperature threshold. Since the temperature of the power switching element 7 varies in proportion to the integrated value of the collector current, the logic circuit 20 determines that the measurement result by the temperature sensor has reached the threshold temperature between the start and end of the gate cutoff process. If it is, control is performed to shift from the soft shut-off via the second gate resistor 19 having a high resistance value to the normal gate shut-off via the first gate resistor 18 having a low resistance value. Thereby, the collector current can be quickly reduced.
- the gate resistance is changed from the second gate resistance 19 which is a resistance value to the first gate resistance 18 which is a low resistance value.
- the collector current can be quickly reduced to suppress heat generation.
- the time for using only the low resistance can be shortened, so that the surge voltage can be suppressed. .
- the gate G can be shut off quickly with a simple circuit configuration.
- IGBT the power switching element 7
- a bipolar transistor A switching element such as a MOS type FET (field effect transistor) may be used.
- MOS type FET field effect transistor
- the n-channel power switching element has been described as an example, but the present invention can be similarly applied to an inverter circuit using a p-channel power switching element.
- the gate drive IC in each of the above embodiments is used. What is necessary is just to invert the high / low of the gate voltage to output.
- the case where the first gate resistor 18 and the second gate resistor 19 are switched based on the collector voltage or the temperature of the power switching element 7 has been described. You may make it switch the resistance value of gate resistance using both. In this case, for example, when the collector voltage reaches the soft cutoff switching voltage, the normal gate cutoff is switched to the soft cutoff, and when the temperature of the power switching element 7 reaches a predetermined threshold temperature, the soft cutoff is performed. It may be executed by switching from interruption to normal gate interruption.
- the power switching element when the collector voltage reaches the soft cutoff switching voltage, the power switching element is switched from the first gate resistor 18 (normal gate cutoff) to the second gate resistor 19 (soft cutoff).
- the order of the soft cutoff and the normal gate cutoff may be reversed. In this case, depending on the characteristics of the power switching element 7 (for example, IGBT), heat generation of the power switching element 7 and application of overvoltage can be more effectively suppressed.
- the gate resistance is determined based on the temperature of the power switching element 7.
- the gate resistance is changed.
- a predetermined time for switching may be set in advance, and the gate resistance may be switched after a predetermined time from the start of the gate cutoff processing.
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本願は、2010年4月14日に、日本に出願された特願2010-093530号に基づき優先権を主張し、その内容をここに援用する。
(1)本発明の一様態は、複数のパワースイッチング素子を備える回路の短絡保護方法であって、前記パワースイッチング素子の短絡を検知する検知手段によって一のパワースイッチング素子の短絡が検知された場合に、前記一のパワースイッチング素子の短絡による短絡電流が通電される他のパワースイッチング素子のゲートを遮断する遮断工程を実行し;この遮断工程を実行している間に、前記他のパワースイッチング素子のゲート抵抗の抵抗値を変更する。
したがって、パワースイッチング素子等を大型化すること無しに、簡単な回路構成で速やかにゲートを遮断することができる効果がある。
ソフト遮断切換電圧は、コレクタ電圧の閾値であり、パワースイッチング素子7の耐圧を超えない任意の電圧値が予め設定される。ロジック回路20は、ゲート遮断処理中に、コレクタ電圧がソフト遮断切換電圧に達した場合、通常のゲート遮断からソフト遮断へと移行させる。なお、ゲート遮断処理を開始した後、プリドライブ回路12より出力されるゲート電圧が接地電位となったことを検出するとゲート遮断処理は終了される。
18 第1ゲート抵抗
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21 OCP回路(検知手段)
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Claims (3)
- 複数のパワースイッチング素子を備える回路の短絡保護方法であって、
前記パワースイッチング素子の短絡を検知する検知手段によって一のパワースイッチング素子の短絡が検知された場合に、
前記一のパワースイッチング素子の短絡による短絡電流が通電される他のパワースイッチング素子のゲートを遮断する遮断工程を実行し;
この遮断工程を実行している間に、前記他のパワースイッチング素子のゲート抵抗の抵抗値を変更する;
ことを特徴とする短絡保護方法。 - 前記短絡電流が流れる前記他のパワースイッチング素子の端子間電圧を検知して、前記遮断工程を実行している間に前記他のパワースイッチング素子の端子間電圧が予め設定された所定の切換電圧に達した場合に、
前記ゲート抵抗の抵抗値を変更する
ことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の短絡保護方法。 - 前記他のパワースイッチング素子の温度を検知して、前記遮断工程を実行している間に前記他のパワースイッチング素子の温度が予め設定された所定の温度に達した場合に、
前記ゲート抵抗の抵抗値を変更する
ことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の短絡保護方法。
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