WO2013065286A1 - 空気調和装置用制御装置 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to a control device for an air conditioner.
- indoor units equipped with a blower unit, a cooler unit, and a heater unit in an air conditioner for an automobile.
- the indoor unit of an air conditioner is provided with many air outlets which blow off the cool air and warm air which were produced
- a ventilation control valve (hereinafter referred to as a damper) for switching whether the air to be taken in is outdoor air (hereinafter referred to as outdoor air) or indoor air (hereinafter referred to as internal air), cold air and warm air
- An air mix damper that mixes the air and harmonizes the air, and a mode damper that blows out the air-conditioned air by adjusting the discharge amount from each outlet.
- a damper is sometimes called a door.
- Patent Literature 1 discloses an indoor unit including an inside / outside air switching door, a driver seat side air mix door, a passenger seat side air mix door, and a blowing mode switching door. Also, in Cited Document 1, a direct current motor provided for each door corresponding to each of an inside / outside air switching door, a driver seat side air mix door, a passenger seat side air mix door, and a blow mode switching door, and each direct current A drive circuit for driving each motor is disclosed.
- An H bridge circuit is known as a DC motor drive circuit in such an air conditioner.
- An H-bridge circuit for driving a direct current motor incorporates two circuits in which two switching elements are connected in series, in parallel between the positive and negative terminals of the battery, and between the connection points of the two switching elements in each circuit. Incorporates a DC motor.
- Patent Document 2 discloses an H-bridge circuit using field effect transistors for four switching elements. In Patent Document 2, a drive signal from a control circuit is inputted to the gates of four field effect transistors, and the direction of the current flowing through the DC motor is changed by switching two transistors that are turned on among the four transistors. The direction of rotation of the DC motor is changed.
- the present disclosure simplifies the H-bridge circuit of a DC motor for driving a damper (door) for switching the ventilation path in the indoor unit of the air conditioner, and each DC motor is provided with an H-bridge circuit even with a small circuit configuration. It is an object of the present invention to provide an air conditioner control device capable of executing control that is the same as that in the case of the above.
- a plurality of air flow path switching devices installed in an air conditioner unit of an air conditioner that takes in internal air or external air and performs air conditioning in an air conditioner unit using an evaporator and a heater core.
- the control device for an air conditioner that controls the actuator that drives the damper of the present invention by using three half bridge circuits in common with one half bridge circuit, an internal / external air switching damper is connected to one actuator, and the other actuator An air mix damper for the driver's seat or passenger's seat was connected to.
- control of the actuator for driving the plurality of dampers can be performed by three half bridge circuits sharing one half bridge circuit, and the circuit configuration can be simplified by reducing the number of half bridge circuits. .
- the inside / outside air switching damper and the air mix damper can be driven simultaneously using three half-bridge circuits.
- the operation in which the inside / outside air switching damper fully closes the outside air intake by the one actuator and the operation in which the air mix damper fully closes the air intake of the heater core by the other actuator are performed simultaneously.
- the three half-bridge circuits were constructed so that they could be performed.
- the operation of the inside / outside air switching damper to fully close the outside air intake and the operation of the air mix damper to fully close the air intake of the heater core can be performed simultaneously.
- the operation of the inside / outside air switching damper fully closing the inside air intake by the one actuator and the operation of causing the air mix damper to flow the entire amount of air to the heater core by the other actuator can be performed simultaneously.
- the three half-bridge circuits were configured.
- the operation of the inside / outside air switching damper to fully close the inside air intake and the operation of the air mix damper to flow the entire amount of air to the heater core can be performed simultaneously.
- the one and other actuators are DC motors.
- an in-vehicle battery can be used as a power source.
- an air mix damper for the driver's seat was connected to the other actuator.
- air to be cooled during cooling can be taken in from the inside air intake, and the air cooled by the evaporator can be bypassed by the heater core in the driver's seat side passage. Can be in a state.
- a plurality of air flow path switching devices installed in an air conditioner unit of an air conditioner that takes in internal air or external air and performs air conditioning in an air conditioner unit using an evaporator and a heater core.
- a mode switching damper is connected to one actuator and the other actuator is connected to the other actuator. Connected an air mix damper for driver's seat or passenger's seat.
- control of the actuator for driving the plurality of dampers can be performed by three half bridge circuits sharing one half bridge circuit, and the circuit configuration can be simplified by reducing the number of half bridge circuits. .
- the face mode in which only the air outlet switching damper that blows conditioned air from the face air outlet operates among the mode switching dampers according to the amount of rotation.
- Bi-level mode in which only the blowout outlet switching damper that blows conditioned air from the foot outlet operates
- Foot mode in which only the outlet switching damper that blows out conditioned air from the foot outlet, and conditioned air from the foot outlet and defroster outlet
- the foot / diff mode in which only the blowout outlet switching damper operates
- the differential mode in which only the outlet switching damper that blows conditioned air from the defroster outlet
- face mode, bi-level mode, foot mode, foot / diff mode, and differential mode can be switched in this order by rotating only one actuator in one direction, and in reverse order by rotating in the reverse direction. Can be switched.
- the outlet switching damper that blows conditioned air from the defroster outlet also operates.
- the conditioned air can be blown out from the defroster outlet.
- the direction in which the one actuator rotates so that the mode switching damper faces in the face mode direction and the direction in which the other actuator rotates so that the air mix damper closes the air intake of the heater core are reversed.
- the one and other actuators were connected to the three half-bridge circuits.
- the mode switching damper and the air mix damper can be driven simultaneously using three half-bridge circuits.
- the three half-bridge circuits may be configured so that the operation of switching to the face mode by the one actuator and the operation of causing the air mix damper to fully close the air intake of the heater core by the other actuator can be performed simultaneously. Configured.
- the three half-bridge circuits are configured so that the operation to enter the differential mode by the one actuator and the operation to cause the air mix damper to flow the entire amount of air to the heater core by the other actuator can be performed simultaneously. .
- the operation of switching to the differential mode by the mode switching damper and the operation of causing the air mix damper to flow the entire amount of air through the heater core can be performed simultaneously.
- the one and other actuators are DC motors.
- an in-vehicle battery can be used as a power source.
- an air mix damper for the passenger seat was connected to the other actuator.
- the entire amount of air cooled by the evaporator can be bypassed in the passenger side passage so that the air blown from the passenger side air outlet can be Can be in school.
- FIG. 1 shows schematic structure of the control apparatus for air conditioners and an indoor air conditioner unit in one Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the circuit structure of the conventional motor drive device. It is a figure which shows the circuit structure of one Embodiment of the motor drive unit in the control apparatus for air conditioning apparatuses shown by FIG. (A) is a figure which shows the connection of the integrated circuit incorporating the circuit of one Embodiment of the motor drive device shown by FIG. 3, and a motor, (b) has the circuit of the conventional motor drive device shown by FIG. It is a figure which shows the connection of the integrated circuit and motor which do.
- FIG. 2 shows opening / closing control of an inside / outside air switching damper by a control device
- (a) is an explanatory diagram showing the operation of a half bridge circuit by the control device when taking in outside air
- (b) is a half bridge by the control device when taking in inside air
- FIG. 2 shows opening / closing control of the driver side air mix damper by the control device
- (a) is an explanatory diagram showing the operation of the half bridge circuit by the control device at the time of max cool
- (b) is by the control device at the time of max hot. It is explanatory drawing which shows operation
- FIG. 7 shows opening / closing control of the outlet switching damper by the control device, where (a) is an explanatory diagram showing the operation of the half-bridge circuit by the control device when all the outlet switching dampers are closed, and (b) is the outlet switching.
- FIG. 2 shows opening / closing control of a passenger seat side air mix damper by a control device
- (a) is an explanatory diagram showing the operation of a half bridge circuit by the control device at the time of max hot
- (b) is by the control device at the time of max cool
- the operation of each half-bridge circuit when the switching operation to open one of the outlet switching dampers by the control device and the passenger seat side air mix damper to the max cool state is performed using three half-bridge circuits. It is explanatory drawing shown.
- movement (A) is explanatory drawing which shows the relationship between the internal air mode and external air mode with respect to the rotation direction of the direct current motor which drives the internal / external air switching damper in internal / external air mode, (b) is direct current which drives the air mix damper by the side of a driver's seat Explanatory diagram showing the relationship between MaxCool and MaxHot with respect to the rotational direction of the motor, (c) is an explanatory diagram showing the relationship between the outlet mode and the DC motor in the rotational direction, and (d) is the passenger side air mix It is explanatory drawing which shows the relationship between the max cool and the max hot with respect to the rotation direction of the direct current motor which drives a damper.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of an embodiment of an automotive air conditioner 1 to which an air conditioner control device 50 according to the present disclosure is applied.
- the automotive air conditioner 1 of this embodiment includes an indoor air conditioner unit 1A as shown in FIG.
- the indoor air conditioner unit 1A includes a main body 2 having an air passage 2A.
- the main body 2 includes an inside air inlet 3a and an outside air inlet 3b that take air into the air passage 2A, and air outlets FrDr, FtDr, DfDr, FrPa, FtPa, DfPa that blow out air conditioned in the air passage 2A into the room. Is provided.
- Each air outlet FrDr, FtDr, DfDr, FrPa, FtPa, DfPa will be described in detail later.
- the inside air introduction port 3a takes air in the vehicle compartment (inside air) into the air passage 2A
- the outside air introduction port 3b takes air outside the vehicle compartment (outside air) into the air passage 2A.
- the inside air introduction port 3 a and the outside air introduction port 3 b are opened and closed by the inside and outside air switching damper 4.
- the inside / outside air switching damper 4 is connected to a DC motor M1 via a link mechanism (not shown), and opens and closes when the DC motor M1 rotates.
- a centrifugal blower 5 is provided in the air passage 2A on the downstream side of the inside air inlet 3a and the outside air inlet 3b.
- the centrifugal blower 5 forcibly blows air that has flowed into the air passage 2A from either the inlet 3a or the inlet 3b downstream.
- the amount of air blown from the centrifugal blower 5 is determined by the rotational speed of the centrifugal blower 5, and the rotational speed of the centrifugal blower 5 can be controlled by the air conditioner controller 50.
- an evaporator 6 that cools the air blown from the centrifugal blower 5 is provided in the air passage 2 ⁇ / b> A on the downstream side of the centrifugal blower 5, an evaporator 6 that cools the air blown from the centrifugal blower 5 is provided.
- the evaporator 6 constitutes a well-known refrigeration cycle together with a compressor or the like in the air conditioner, and is a heat exchanger that cools the air flowing in the air passage 2A.
- Engine cooling water which has become hot water by cooling the automobile engine, circulates in the heater core 7 and heats the cold air from the evaporator 6 passing through the heater core 7 to heat it.
- the upstream side air passage 2A and the downstream side air passage 2A immediately before the evaporator 6 are provided with partition walls 8 that divide the air passage 2A into a driver seat side passage 9a and a passenger seat side passage 9b.
- a bypass passage 10a passing through the side of the heater core 7 is provided on the upstream side of the driver seat side passage 9a.
- the bypass passage 10a bypasses the cool air from the evaporator 6 without passing through the heater core 7 and flows downstream.
- a bypass passage 10b passing through the side of the heater core 7 is provided on the upstream side of the passenger seat side passage 9b.
- the bypass passage 10 b allows the cool air from the evaporator 6 to bypass the heater core 7 and flow downstream.
- Air mix dampers 11a and 11b are provided on the upstream side of the heater core 7 of the driver seat side passage 9a and the passenger seat side passage 9b, respectively.
- the air mix damper 11a adjusts the ratio of the amount of air flowing through the heater core 7 and the amount of air flowing through the bypass passage 10a out of the cold air flowing through the driver seat side passage 9a according to the opening degree.
- the warm air that flows through the heater core 7 and flows into the driver's seat side passage 9a and the cold air that passes through the bypass passage 10a are mixed in the mixing section 9am on the downstream side of the heater core 7.
- the mixing ratio of the hot air from the heater core 7 and the cold air from the bypass passage 10a is changed, so that the temperature of the air mixed in the mixing unit 9am is the temperature setting of the air conditioner.
- the temperature is adjusted by a switch (not shown).
- the air mix damper 11b adjusts the ratio of the amount of air flowing through the heater core 7 and the amount of air flowing through the bypass passage 10b out of the cold air flowing through the passenger seat side passage 9b depending on the opening degree.
- the warm air passing through the heater core 7 and flowing into the passenger seat side passage 9b and the cold air passing through the bypass passage 10b are mixed in the mixing portion 9bm on the downstream side of the heater core 7.
- the mixing ratio of the hot air from the heater core 7 and the cold air from the bypass passage 10b is changed, so that the temperature of the air mixed in the mixing unit 9bm is set to the temperature of the air conditioner.
- the temperature is adjusted by a switch (not shown).
- the DC motor M2 is connected to the air mix damper 11a via a link mechanism (not shown). The opening degree of the air mix damper 11a is adjusted by the rotation of the DC motor M2.
- a DC motor M4 is connected to the air mix damper 11b via a link mechanism (not shown). The opening degree of the air mix damper 11b is adjusted by the rotation of the DC motor M4.
- the main body 2 of the indoor air conditioner unit 1A on the downstream side of the mixing portion 9am of the driver seat side passage 9a is provided with a driver seat side face outlet FrDr, a driver seat side foot outlet FtDr, and a driver seat side defroster outlet DfDr. Yes.
- the driver-seat-side face outlet FrDr blows air from the mixing unit 9am toward the upper body of the driver.
- the driver's seat side foot outlet FtDr blows air from the mixing unit 9am toward the lower body of the driver.
- the driver's seat side defroster outlet DfDr blows out air from the mixing unit 9am to the driver's seat side region of the inner surface of the windshield.
- the main body 2 of the indoor air conditioner unit 1A on the downstream side of the mixing portion 9bm of the passenger seat side passage 9b has a passenger seat face outlet FrPa, a passenger seat foot outlet FtPa, and a passenger seat defroster outlet DfPa.
- the passenger seat side face outlet FrPa blows air from the mixing unit 9bm toward the upper body of the person sitting in the passenger seat.
- the passenger seat side foot outlet FtPa blows air from the mixing unit 9bm toward the lower body of the person sitting in the passenger seat.
- the passenger seat side defroster outlet DfPa blows air from the mixing portion 9bm to the passenger seat side region of the inner surface of the windshield.
- the main body 2 of the indoor air conditioner unit 1A includes an outlet switching damper 12a that opens and closes the driver's seat-side face outlet FrDr, an outlet switching damper 13a that opens and closes the driver's seat-side foot outlet FtDr, and a driver's seat-side defroster outlet DfDr.
- An outlet switching damper 14a that opens and closes is provided.
- the main body 2 of the indoor air conditioner unit 1A includes an outlet switching damper 12b that opens and closes the passenger-side face outlet FrPa, an outlet switching damper 13b that opens and closes the passenger-side foot outlet FtPa, and a passenger-side defroster outlet.
- An outlet switching damper 14b that opens and closes the outlet DfPa is provided.
- the outlet switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b are all connected to the DC motor M3 via a link mechanism (not shown).
- the opening degree of the outlet switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b is adjusted independently by the rotation of the DC motor M3.
- the air outlet switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b blow out air-conditioned air from the corresponding air outlets according to the mode set by the mode switch on the automobile instrument panel (not shown). This is called a mode switching damper.
- DC motors M1, M2, M3, and M4 are connected to an air conditioner control device 50, and their rotation is controlled by the air conditioner control device 50. Further, as described above, the centrifugal blower 5 is also connected to the air conditioner control device 50, and its rotation is controlled by the air conditioner control device 50.
- the air conditioner control device 50 will not be described in detail, but the cabin temperature from the inside air temperature sensor, the outside air temperature from the outside air temperature sensor, the cooling water temperature from the water temperature sensor, the refrigerant temperature from the evaporator sensor, Information on the desired temperature from the air conditioner temperature control switch installed in the room and information on which air outlet blows air into the vehicle compartment are input.
- the air conditioner control device 50 performs calculation based on these pieces of information, and determines the required blowing temperature, the air volume, and the opening degree of each damper.
- the air conditioner control device 50 includes a motor drive device 30 and an air conditioner ECU 40 which will be described later.
- the electrical configuration of a conventional motor drive device 30A incorporated in the air conditioner control device 50 will be described with reference to FIG.
- the DC motor M1 is connected to the inside / outside air switching damper 4
- the DC motor M2 is connected to the driver side air mix damper 11a
- a DC motor M3 is connected to 14a and 14b
- a DC motor M4 is connected to the passenger seat side air mix damper 11b.
- the rotation of the DC motor M1 is controlled by the H bridge circuit 61
- the rotation of the DC motor M2 is controlled by the H bridge circuit 62
- the rotation of the DC motor M3 is controlled by the H bridge circuit 63
- the DC motor M4. Is controlled to be rotated by the H bridge circuit 64.
- each of the H bridge circuits 61 to 64 is controlled by the control unit 60. Since each H bridge circuit 61, 62, 63, 64 (hereinafter referred to as 61 to 64) is composed of two half bridge circuits, the conventional motor drive circuit 30A includes eight half bridge circuits H1, H2, H3, H4. , H5, H6, H7 and H8 (hereinafter referred to as H1 to H8) were necessary. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 4B, the integrated circuit 66 incorporating the four half-bridge circuits H1 to H8 is increased in size and the space efficiency is poor.
- the automobile air conditioner 1 includes an electronic control device (indicated as A / C ECU in FIG. 3) 40 in addition to the motor drive device 30.
- the electronic control device 40 will be described later.
- the motor drive device 30 constitutes a control device for an air conditioner, and the DC motors M1, M2, M3, and M4 are used to change the inside / outside air switching damper 4, the driver seat side air mix damper 11a, and the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, and 13a. , 13b, 14a, 14b and the passenger side air mix damper 11b.
- the inside / outside air switching damper 4 is opened / closed by the DC motor M1
- the driver seat side air mix damper 11a is opened / closed by the DC motor M2
- the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b are the DC motors.
- the passenger seat side air mix damper 11b is opened and closed by the DC motor M4.
- the motor drive device 30 of the present embodiment includes three half-bridge circuits 31, 32, and 33 that drive the DC motors M1, M2, M3, and M4, the DC motors M1 and M2, and three that drive the DC motors M3 and M4.
- the half bridge circuit 31 includes a pair of transistors 31H and 31L.
- Transistors 31H and 31L are connected in series between the positive electrode of battery Ba (shown as Vcc in FIG. 3 and hereinafter referred to as power supply Vcc) and the negative electrode of battery Ba (shown as a ground symbol in FIG. 3).
- Vcc positive electrode of battery Ba
- Vcc negative electrode of battery Ba
- field effect transistors are used as the transistors 31H and 31L.
- the half bridge circuits 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36 are a pair of transistors (32H and 32L) connected in series between the positive electrode of the battery Ba and the negative electrode of the battery Ba. , (33H, 33L), (34H, 34L), (35H, 35L), (36H, 35L).
- the DC motor M1 that drives the inside / outside air switching damper 4 is connected between the common connection point 31a of the transistors 31H and 31L of the half-bridge circuit 31 and the common connection point 32a of the transistors 32H and 32L of the half-bridge circuit 32.
- the common connection point 31a is a part where the source terminal of the transistor 31H and the drain terminal of the transistor 31L are connected in the half-bridge circuit 31.
- the common connection point 32a is a part where the source terminal of the transistor 32H and the drain terminal of the transistor 32L are connected in the half bridge circuit 32.
- the DC motor M2 that drives the driver side air mix damper 11a is connected between the common connection point 32a of the transistors 32H and 32L of the half bridge circuit 32 and the common connection point 33a of the transistors 33H and 33L of the half bridge circuit 33. ing.
- the common connection point 33a is a part where the source terminal of the transistor 33H and the drain terminal of the transistor 33L are connected in the half bridge circuit 33.
- the DC motor M3 that drives the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, and 14b includes a common connection point 34a of the transistors 34H and 34L of the half bridge circuit 34 and a common connection point of the transistors 35H and 35L of the half bridge circuit 35. 35a.
- the common connection point 34a is a part where the source terminal of the transistor 34H and the drain terminal of the transistor 34L are connected in the half bridge circuit 34.
- the common connection point 35a is a part where the source terminal of the transistor 35H and the drain terminal of the transistor 35L are connected in the half-bridge circuit 35.
- the DC motor M4 that drives the passenger side air mix damper 11b is connected between the common connection point 35a of the transistors 35H and 35L of the half-bridge circuit 35 and the common connection point 36a of the transistors 36H and 36L of the half-bridge circuit 36. ing.
- the common connection point 36a is a portion where the source terminal of the transistor 36H and the drain terminal of the transistor 36L are connected in the half bridge circuit 36.
- the rotation direction of the DC motor M1 is switched by the half bridge circuits 31 and 32, and the rotation direction of the DC motor M2 is switched by the half bridge circuits 32 and 33.
- the rotation direction of the DC motor M3 is switched by the half bridge circuits 34 and 35, and the rotation direction of the DC motor M4 is switched by the half bridge circuits 35 and 36.
- the rotation of the four DC motors can be performed only by using the six half-bridge circuits 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36 (hereinafter 31 to 36).
- the direction can be controlled. That is, when there are four DC motors, as shown in FIG. 4B, the conventional motor drive circuit 30A requires eight half-bridge circuits H1 to H8. As shown in FIG. 4 (a), only six half-bridge circuits 31 to 36 need be used. Therefore, the integrated circuit 60 incorporating the six half bridge circuits 31 to 36 can be reduced in size, and space efficiency can be improved.
- a control signal to the control unit 37 connected to the half bridge circuits 31 to 36 is output from the electronic control unit 40 and input to the control unit 37 via the LIN driver 38.
- the control unit 37 controls the operations of the half bridge circuits 31 to 36 based on the input control signal. Further, the control unit 37 outputs signals output from the potentiometers 21a, 21b, 21c, and 21d to the electronic control unit 40 via the LIN driver 38.
- the potentiometers 21a, 21b, 21c, and 21d are sensors that detect the rotation angles of the rotation shafts of the DC motors M1, M2, M3, and M4, respectively.
- the LIN driver 38 communicates with the electronic control device 40 via the in-vehicle LAN, and constitutes an interface circuit between the electronic control device 40 and the control unit 37.
- a communication protocol of the in-vehicle LAN according to the present embodiment, local / interconnect / network (LIN) is used.
- the regulator 39 outputs a constant power supply voltage (for example, 5 V) to the control unit 37 and the like based on the voltage between the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the battery Ba.
- the electronic control device 40 is a known electronic control device including a memory and a microcomputer.
- the electronic control device 40 controls the DC motors M1, M2, M3, and M4 based on the output signals of the switches 41, 42, and 43, the output signals of the plurality of sensors 44, and the output signals of the potentiometers 21a, 21b, 21c, and 21d.
- a control process for controlling is executed.
- the switch 41 is a switch for setting an automatic air conditioning mode for automatically controlling the temperature of the air blown into the passenger compartment, and is described as AUTO in FIG.
- the switch 42 is a switch for setting the defroster mode, and is described as DEF in FIG.
- the switch 43 is a switch for setting an independent temperature control mode, and is indicated as independent temperature control in FIG. In the independent temperature control mode, the temperature of the air blown from the driver's seat side outlets FrDr, FtDr, and DfDr and the temperature of the air blown from the passenger side outlets FrPa, FtPa, and DfPa shown in FIG. 1 are independently controlled. It is a mode to do.
- the plurality of sensors 44 are, for example, an outside air temperature sensor that detects an air temperature outside the passenger compartment, a solar radiation sensor that detects the solar radiation intensity inside the passenger compartment, a driver seat side temperature setting device that sets a driver's seat side set temperature by an occupant, A driver side temperature setter for setting a passenger side set temperature by a passenger, a temperature sensor for detecting the temperature of engine coolant, and the like.
- a DC motor M1 that opens and closes the inside / outside air switching damper 4
- a DC motor M2 that opens and closes the driver side air mix damper 11a
- a DC motor M3 that opens and closes the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, and 14b
- the operation of the half bridge circuits 31 to 36 for rotating the DC motor M4 that opens and closes the passenger-side air mix damper 11b in the forward rotation direction or the reverse rotation direction will be described for each damper.
- each transistor is illustrated with its on / off state replaced with on / off of a switch.
- FIG. 5A shows a circuit state and a state of the inside / outside air switching damper 4 when the DC motor M1 is rotated forward.
- the control unit 37 turns on the transistor 31H of the half-bridge circuit 31, turns off the transistor 31L, turns off the transistor 32H of the half-bridge circuit 32, turns on the transistor 32L, and turns on the transistors 33H, Turn off both 33L.
- the current from the power source Vcc flows in the direction A from the transistor 31H of the half bridge circuit 31, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M1 and the transistor 32L of the half bridge circuit 32.
- the DC motor M2 is in a stopped state, and the DC motor M1 rotates.
- the rotation direction of the DC motor M1 when the current flows in the A direction is defined as the normal rotation direction.
- the inside / outside air switching damper 4 rotates via the link mechanism to close the inside air introduction port 3a and switch from the inside air mode to the outside air mode.
- the inside air mode is a mode in which the inside / outside air switching damper 4 closes the outside air introduction port 3b and opens the inside air introduction port 3a to introduce the air in the vehicle interior.
- the outside air mode is a mode in which the inside / outside air switching damper 4 closes the inside air introduction port 3a and opens the outside air introduction port 3b to introduce air outside the vehicle compartment.
- FIG. 5B shows a circuit state and a state of the inside / outside air switching damper 4 when the DC motor M1 is reversely rotated.
- the control unit 37 turns off the transistor 31H of the half-bridge circuit 31, turns on the transistor 31L, turns on the transistor 32H of the half-bridge circuit 32, turns off the transistor 32L, and turns on the transistors 33H, Turn off both 33L.
- a current from the power source Vcc flows in the B direction from the transistor 32H of the half bridge circuit 32, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M1 and the transistor 31L of the half bridge circuit 31.
- the DC motor M2 is in a stopped state, and the DC motor M1 rotates.
- the rotation direction of the DC motor M1 when the current flows in the B direction is the reverse rotation direction.
- the inside / outside air switching damper 4 is rotated via the link mechanism to close the outside air introduction port 3b, and the outside air mode is switched to the inside air mode.
- a current from the power source Vcc flows in the C direction from the transistor 32H of the half bridge circuit 32, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M2 and the transistor 33L of the half bridge circuit 33.
- the DC motor M1 is in a stopped state, and the DC motor M2 rotates.
- the rotation direction of the DC motor M2 when the current flows in the C direction is defined as the forward rotation direction.
- the driver seat side air mix damper 11a rotates through the link mechanism to cover the upstream side of the heater core 7 on the driver seat side passage 9a side.
- the entire amount of air cooled by the evaporator 6 and flowing through the driver's seat side passage 9a flows through the bypass passage 10a to the driver's seat side passage 9a. Since the air flowing through the driver's seat side passage 9a is not heated by the heater core 7, it is the coldest air, and the state of the air at this time is called a max cool state.
- the passenger seat side air mix damper 11b in the passenger seat side passage 9b also rotates to cover the heater core 7 on the passenger seat side passage 9b side, and the passenger seat side passage 9b is also in the max cool state. It has become. Although the operation of the passenger seat side air mix damper 11b will be described later, the operation can be performed independently of the operation of the driver seat side air mix damper 11a.
- FIG. 6B shows the circuit state and the air mix damper 11a when the DC motor M2 is reversely rotated.
- the control unit 37 turns off both the transistors 31H and 31L of the half bridge circuit 31, turns off the transistor 32H of the half bridge circuit 32, turns on the transistor 32L, and turns on the transistor 33H of the half bridge circuit 33.
- the transistor 33L is turned off.
- a current from the power source Vcc flows in the direction D from the transistor 33H of the half bridge circuit 33, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M2 and the transistor 32L of the half bridge circuit 32.
- the DC motor M1 is in a stopped state, and the DC motor M2 rotates.
- the direction of rotation of the DC motor M2 when the current flows in the direction D is the reverse direction.
- the driver seat side air mix damper 11a rotates via the link mechanism to open the heater core 7 on the driver seat side passage 9a side and close the bypass passage 10a.
- the entire amount of air cooled by the evaporator 6 and flowing through the driver seat side passage 9a flows through the heater core 7 to the driver seat side passage 9a.
- the air flowing through the driver's seat side passage 9a is heated by the heater core 7 and is the warmest air, and the state of the air at this time is called the max hot state.
- FIG. 7 shows the circuit state when the DC motor M1 is rotated forward and the DC motor M2 is rotated reversely, and the states of the inside / outside air switching damper 4 and the air mix damper 11a.
- the control unit 37 turns on the transistor 31H of the half bridge circuit 31, turns off the transistor 31L, turns off the transistor 32H of the half bridge circuit 32, turns on the transistor 32L, and turns on the transistor 33H of the half bridge circuit 33. Turns on and turns off the transistor 33L. This state is shown in FIG.
- a current from the power source Vcc flows in the A direction from the transistor 31H of the half bridge circuit 31, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M1 and the transistor 32L of the half bridge circuit 32. Since the current flows in the A direction, the rotation direction of the DC motor M1 becomes the normal rotation direction, and the inside / outside air switching damper 4 rotates through the link mechanism to switch from the inside air mode to the outside air mode.
- the current from the power source Vcc also flows in the D direction from the transistor 33H of the half bridge circuit 33, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M2 and the transistor 32L of the half bridge circuit 32. Since the current flows in the direction D, the rotation direction of the DC motor M2 is reversed, and the driver seat side air mix damper 11a rotates via the link mechanism to open the heater core 7 on the driver seat side passage 9a side, thereby bypass passage Close 10a. As a result, the entire amount of air cooled by the evaporator 6 and flowing through the driver seat side passage 9a flows through the heater core 7 to the driver seat side passage 9a. Since all the air flowing through the driver's seat side passage 9a is heated by the heater core 7, it is in a max hot state.
- the state shown in FIG. 7 is, for example, a mode performed by an automobile occupant when preventing window fogging during heating.
- this mode as shown in FIG. 13B, when the DC motor M1 is rotated forward to close the inside air inlet 3a with the inside / outside air damper 4 to enter the outside air mode, as shown in FIG.
- the DC motor M2 can be reversely rotated to close the bypass passage 10a with the air mix damper 11a on the driver's seat side to enter the max hot state (denoted as MAX HOT in the figure).
- MAX HOT max hot state
- FIG. 8 shows the circuit state when the DC motor M1 is reversely rotated and the DC motor M2 is normally rotated, and the states of the inside / outside air switching damper 4 and the air mix damper 11a.
- the control unit 37 turns off the transistor 31H of the half bridge circuit 31, turns on the transistor 31L, turns on the transistor 32H of the half bridge circuit 32, turns off the transistor 32L, and turns off the transistor 33H of the half bridge circuit 33.
- the transistor 33L is turned on.
- a current from the power source Vcc flows in the B direction from the transistor 32H of the half bridge circuit 32, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M1 and the transistor 31L of the half bridge circuit 31. Due to the current flowing in the B direction, the rotation direction of the DC motor M1 is reversed, the inside / outside air switching damper 4 is rotated via the link mechanism to close the outside air introduction port 3b, and the outside air mode is switched to the inside air mode.
- the current from the power supply Vcc also flows in the C direction from the transistor 32H of the half bridge circuit 32, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M2 and the transistor 33L of the half bridge circuit 33. Due to the current flowing in the C direction, the rotation direction of the DC motor M2 becomes the normal rotation direction, and the driver seat side air mix damper 11a rotates through the link mechanism to cover the upstream side of the heater core 7 on the driver seat side passage 9a side. . As a result, the entire amount of air cooled by the evaporator 6 and flowing through the driver's seat side passage 9a flows through the bypass passage 10a to the driver's seat side passage 9a. Since the air flowing through the driver's seat side passage 9a is not heated by the heater core 7, it is in a max cool state.
- the state shown in FIG. 8 is, for example, a mode that is carried out by an occupant during cooling.
- the DC motor M1 in order to reduce the heat load during cooling, when the DC motor M1 is reversely rotated to close the outside air inlet 3b with the inside / outside air damper 4 to enter the inside air mode, the DC motor M2 is simultaneously rotated in the forward direction.
- the air inflow side of the heater core 7 is closed with the air mix damper 11a on the seat side.
- the air cooled by the evaporator 6 and flowing through the driver's seat side passage 9a flows through the entire bypass passage 10a. That is, when the DC motor M1 is rotated in reverse to enter the inside air mode as shown in FIG. 13A, the DC motor M2 is rotated forward as shown in FIG. Can be described).
- the cooling performance can be improved and the immediate effect of the cooling can be achieved.
- the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, and 14b are opened and closed according to each mode of the face mode, the bi-level mode, the foot mode, the foot / diff mode, and the differential mode for switching the air outlet.
- the operation of the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b in each mode is as follows.
- the face mode is abbreviated as FACE, the bi-level mode as B / L, the foot mode as FOOT, the foot / diff mode as F / D, and the def mode as DEF.
- the face air outlets FrDr and FrPa are opened by the mode switching dampers 12a and 12b, the foot air outlets FtDr and FtPa are closed by the mode switching dampers 13a and 13b, and the defroster air outlet DfDr by the mode switching dampers 14a and 14b. , DfPa is closed.
- the face switching outlets FrDr and FrPa are opened by the mode switching dampers 12a and 12b
- the foot blowing outlets FtDr and FtPa are opened by the mode switching dampers 13a and 13b
- the defroster outlet is opened by the mode switching dampers 14a and 14b.
- DfDr and DfPa are closed.
- the face outlets FrDr and FrPa are closed by the mode switching dampers 12a and 12b, the foot outlets FtDr and FtPa are opened by the mode switching dampers 13a and 13b, and the defroster outlet DfDr is opened by the mode switching dampers 14a and 14b. , DfPa is slightly opened.
- the face outlets FrDr and FrPa are closed by the mode switching dampers 12a and 12b, the foot outlets FtDr and FtP are opened by the mode switching dampers 13a and 13b, and the defroster outlet is opened by the mode switching dampers 14a and 14b.
- DfDr and DfPa are opened.
- the face air outlets FrDr and FrPa are closed by the mode switching dampers 12a and 12b
- the foot air outlets FtDr and FtPa are closed by the mode switching dampers 13a and 13b
- the defroster air outlets DfDr, DfPa is opened.
- FIG. 13 (c) shows the correspondence between the rotation direction of the DC motor M3 and the switching of each outlet.
- FIG. 9A shows the circuit state when the DC motor M3 is rotated forward and the state of the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b.
- the control unit 37 turns on the transistor 34H of the half bridge circuit 34, turns off the transistor 34L, turns off the transistor 35H of the half bridge circuit 35, turns on the transistor 35L, and turns on the transistors 36H, Both 36L are turned off. This state is shown in FIG.
- the current from the power source Vcc flows from the transistor 34H of the half bridge circuit 34 in the E direction, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M3 and the transistor 35L of the half bridge circuit 35.
- the DC motor M4 is in a stopped state, and the DC motor M3 rotates.
- the rotation direction of the DC motor M3 when the current flows in the E direction is defined as the forward rotation direction.
- any of the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b rotates via the link mechanism.
- FIG. 9A shows the face mode, for example.
- the face air outlets FrDr and FrPa are opened by the mode switching dampers 12a and 12b, the foot air outlets FtDr and FtPa are closed by the mode switching dampers 13a and 13b, and the defroster air outlet DfDr by the mode switching dampers 14a and 14b. , DfPa is closed.
- FIG. 9B shows the circuit state when the DC motor M3 is rotated in reverse and the state of the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b.
- the control unit 37 turns off the transistor 34H of the half-bridge circuit 34, turns on the transistor 34L, turns on the transistor 35H of the half-bridge circuit 35, turns off the transistor 35L, and turns off the transistors 36H, Both 36L are turned off.
- the current from the power source Vcc flows in the F direction from the transistor 34H of the half bridge circuit 32, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M3 and the transistor 34L of the half bridge circuit 34.
- the DC motor M4 is in a stopped state, and the DC motor M3 rotates.
- the mode switching dampers 12a and 12b rotate in the direction to close the face outlets FrDr and FrPa via the link mechanism and remain. Any one of the mode switching dampers 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b rotates in a direction to open the foot outlets FtDr, FtPa or the defroster outlets DfDr, DfPa.
- the state shown in FIG. 9B shows a state where the face mode is switched to the differential mode due to the reverse rotation of the DC motor M3.
- the face outlets FrDr and FrPa are closed by the mode switching dampers 12a and 12b
- the foot outlets FtDr and FtPa are closed by the mode outlet switching dampers 13a and 13b
- the defroster outlet is opened by the mode switching dampers 14a and 14b.
- DfDr and DfPa are opened.
- FIG. 10A shows the state of the circuit and the state of the air mix damper 11b when the DC motor M4 is rotated forward.
- the control unit 37 turns off both the transistors 34H and 34L of the half bridge circuit 34, turns on the transistor 35H of the half bridge circuit 35, turns off the transistor 35L, and turns off the transistor 36H of the half bridge circuit 36.
- the transistor 36L is turned on.
- the current from the power source Vcc flows in the G direction from the transistor 32H of the half bridge circuit 32, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M4 and the transistor 36L of the half bridge circuit 36.
- the DC motor M3 is in a stopped state, and the DC motor M4 rotates.
- the rotation direction of the DC motor M4 when the current flows in the G direction is defined as the normal rotation direction.
- the driver seat side air mix damper 11a in the driver seat side passage 9a also rotates to open the heater core 7 on the driver seat side passage 9a side and close the bypass passage 10a.
- FIG. 10B shows the circuit state and the air mix damper 11b when the DC motor M4 is rotated in the reverse direction.
- the control unit 37 turns off both the transistors 34H and 34L of the half bridge circuit 34, turns off the transistor 35H of the half bridge circuit 35, turns on the transistor 35L, and turns on the transistor 36H of the half bridge circuit 36.
- the transistor 36L is turned off.
- the current from the power source Vcc flows in the direction D from the transistor 36H of the half bridge circuit 36, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M4 and the transistor 35L of the half bridge circuit 35.
- the DC motor M3 is in a stopped state, and the DC motor M4 rotates.
- the rotation direction of the DC motor M4 when the current flows in the H direction is the reverse rotation direction.
- the passenger seat side air mix damper 11b rotates via the link mechanism to cover the heater core 7 on the passenger seat side passage 9b side.
- the entire amount of air cooled by the evaporator 6 and flowing through the passenger seat side passage 9b flows through the bypass passage 10b to the passenger seat side passage 9b.
- the driver seat side air mix damper 11a in the driver seat side passage 9a also rotates to cover the heater core 7 on the driver seat side passage 9a side and open the bypass passage 10a.
- FIG. 11 shows the circuit state when the DC motor M3 is rotated forward and the DC motor M4 is rotated reversely, and the state of the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b and the air mix damper 11b.
- the control unit 37 turns on the transistor 34H of the half bridge circuit 34, turns off the transistor 34L, turns off the transistor 35H of the half bridge circuit 35, turns on the transistor 35L, and turns on the transistor 36H of the half bridge circuit 36. Turns on and turns off the transistor 36L.
- FIG. 11 shows a face mode in which, for example, the face outlets FrDr and FrPa are opened, the foot outlets FtDr and FtPa are closed, and the defroster outlets DfDr and DfPa are closed.
- the current from the power source Vcc also flows in the H direction from the transistor 36H of the half bridge circuit 36, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M4 and the transistor 35L of the half bridge circuit 35. Since the current flows in the H direction, the rotation direction of the DC motor M4 is reversed, and the passenger seat side air mix damper 11b rotates via the link mechanism to close the heater core 7 on the passenger seat side passage 9b side, thereby bypass passage 10a. Is released. As a result, the entire amount of air cooled by the evaporator 6 and flowing through the passenger seat side passage 9b flows through the bypass passage 10b to the passenger seat side passage 9b. Since the air flowing through the passenger seat side passage 9b is not heated by the heater core 7, it is in a max cool state. In this embodiment, the driver's seat side air mix damper 11a in the driver's seat side passage 9a is also in the max cool state.
- the state shown in FIG. 11 shows, for example, a face mode during cooling.
- the direct current motor M3 is rotated forward and the passenger seat side face is moved by the outlet switching damper 12b. Simultaneously with opening the outlet FrPa, it is possible to move the air mix damper 11b to the max cool side (shown as MAX COOL in the figure) by reversing the DC motor M4, so that the comfort during cooling is not impaired. .
- FIG. 12 shows the circuit state when the DC motor M3 is rotated in the reverse direction and the DC motor M4 is rotated in the forward direction, and the state of the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b and the air mix damper 11b.
- the control unit 37 turns off the transistor 34H of the half bridge circuit 34, turns on the transistor 34L, turns on the transistor 35H of the half bridge circuit 35, turns off the transistor 35L, and turns off the transistor 36H of the half bridge circuit 36.
- the transistor 36L is turned on.
- a current from the power source Vcc flows in the F direction from the transistor 35H of the half bridge circuit 35, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M3 and the transistor 34L of the half bridge circuit 34.
- the rotation direction of the DC motor M3 is reversed by the current flowing in the direction F, and the mode switching dampers 12a and 12b rotate in the direction to close the face outlets FrDr and FrPa via the link mechanism, and the remaining mode switching dampers.
- Any one of 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b rotates in a direction to open the foot outlets FtDr, FtPa or the defroster outlets DfDr, DfPa.
- the state shown in FIG. 12 shows a state where the face mode is switched to the differential mode due to the reverse rotation of the DC motor M3.
- the face air outlets FrDr and FrPa are closed by the mode switching dampers 12a and 12b
- the foot air outlets FtDr and FtPa are closed by the mode switching dampers 13a and 13b
- the defroster air outlets DfDr, DfPa is opened.
- the current from the power source Vcc also flows in the G direction from the transistor 35H of the half bridge circuit 35, and flows to the ground through the DC motor M4 and the transistor 36L of the half bridge circuit 36. Due to the current flowing in the G direction, the rotation direction of the DC motor M4 becomes the normal rotation direction, and the passenger seat side air mix damper 11b rotates via the link mechanism to open the heater core 7 on the passenger seat side passage 9b side. As a result, the entire amount of air cooled by the evaporator 6 and flowing through the passenger seat side passage 9b flows through the heater core 7 to the passenger seat side passage 9b. Since all the air flowing through the passenger seat side passage 9b is heated by the heater core 7, a maximum hot state is obtained. In this embodiment, the driver seat side air mix damper 11a in the driver seat side passage 9a also rotates to open the heater core 7 on the driver seat side passage 9a side and close the bypass passage 10a.
- the state shown in FIG. 12 is a mode performed by an automobile occupant, for example, to remove fog from a windshield and other windows.
- the DC motor M3 in order to remove the windshield, the DC motor M3 is reversed and the passenger seat side defroster air outlet DfPa is opened by the air outlet switching damper 14b to the windshield.
- the DC motor M4 is rotated forward to open the heater core 7 on the passenger seat side passage 9b side by the passenger seat side air mix damper 11b via the link mechanism, and close the bypass passage 10b to close the passenger seat side.
- the air flowing through the passage 9b can be in a hot state (indicated as MAX HOT in the figure), the window glass can be fogged, and the safety during operation is increased.
- control circuit 37 is configured to drive the half-bridge circuits 31 and 32 simultaneously, the configuration is configured to drive the half-bridge circuits 32 and 33 simultaneously, and the half-bridge circuits 31, 32, and 33 (hereinafter 31 to 33).
- driving the half bridge circuits 34 and 35 simultaneously driving the half bridge circuits 35 and 36 simultaneously, and driving the half bridge circuits 34, 35, and 36 (hereinafter 34 to 36) simultaneously.
- the control circuit 37 can drive all the half bridge circuits 31 to 36 simultaneously.
- the electronic control unit 40 causes the direct current motor to bring the air temperature blown into the vehicle compartment from the outlets FrDr, FtDr, FrPa, FtPa close to the target temperature.
- An automatic air conditioning control process for controlling M1 to M4 is executed.
- the electronic control unit 40 outputs a control signal for controlling the DC motors M1, M2, M3, and M4 (hereinafter referred to as M1 to M4) to the control unit 37 via the LIN driver 38.
- control unit 37 controls the half-bridge circuits 31 to 36 to control the DC motors M1 to M4, the inside / outside air switching mode, the air mix control on the driver seat side and the passenger seat side,
- mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, and 14b opening and closing the mode switching dampers 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a, and 14b, one of the face mode, the bi-level mode, the foot mode, and the foot / def mode is performed.
- the control unit 37 controls the half bridge circuits 31 to 36 to simultaneously drive the DC motors M1 to M4 so that the warm air is supplied to the defroster outlet DfDr. It is possible to blow out from DfPa.
- the control unit 37 releases the defroster mode and executes the automatic air conditioning control process as described above.
- the control circuit 37 rotates the DC motors M2 and M4 to adjust the temperature by operating the air mix dampers 11a and 11b on the driver side and the passenger side. I do.
- the half bridge circuit 32 is shared when the control unit 37 of the motor driving device 30 controls the half bridge circuits 31 to 33 to simultaneously rotate the electric motors M1 and M2. Further, when the control unit 37 controls the half bridge circuits 34 to 36 to rotate the electric motors M3 and M4 simultaneously, the half bridge circuit 35 is shared. From this, two DC motors can perform forward rotation and reverse rotation using three half-bridge circuits. Therefore, according to the present disclosure, if there are a plurality of DC motors having 1.5 times the number of half-bridge circuits, each DC motor can be rotated forward and reverse, and 2 DC motors can be used. Compared to the case where two half-bridge circuits are used, the number of half-bridge circuits can be reduced, and the circuit configuration of the motor drive device 30 can be simplified. For this reason, the cost of the motor drive device 30 can be reduced.
- the DC motors M1 and M2 and the DC motors M3 and M4 can be rotated simultaneously to drive the air mix dampers 11a and 11b in a short period of time, so that the air mix dampers 11a and 11b can be moved. It does not impair the comfort and responsiveness of the air conditioning in the passenger compartment.
- an air mix servo motor that shares a half-bridge circuit is not only an air mix servo motor that performs temperature adjustment on the driver side and passenger side, but also on the rear seat. It is possible to use an air mix servo motor that adjusts the temperature.
- the upper air mix damper is disposed above the heater core in the duct 2 and the lower air mix damper is disposed below the heater core so that the upper air mix damper and the lower air mix damper are independent.
- the upper air mix damper can be used for air conditioning the front seat side of the vehicle interior
- the lower air mix damper can be used for air conditioning the rear seat side of the vehicle interior, for example.
- an automotive air conditioner is used as an air conditioner according to the present disclosure
- An air conditioner may be used.
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(i‐a)直流モータM1の正転(A方向:外気モード)
直流モータM1を正転させる時の回路の状態と内外気切替ダンパー4の状態が図5(a)に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路31のトランジスタ31Hをオンし、トランジスタ31Lをオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路32のトランジスタ32Hをオフし、トランジスタ32Lをオンし、ハーフブリッジ回路33のトランジスタ33H,33Lを共にオフする。
直流モータM1を逆転させる時の回路の状態と内外気切替ダンパー4の状態が図5(b)に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路31のトランジスタ31Hをオフし、トランジスタ31Lをオンし、ハーフブリッジ回路32のトランジスタ32Hをオンし、トランジスタ32Lをオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路33のトランジスタ33H,33Lを共にオフする。
(ii‐a)直流モータM2の正転(C方向:マックスクールモード)
直流モータM2を正転させる時の回路の状態とエアミックスダンパー11aの状態が図6(a)に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路31のトランジスタ31H,31Lを共にオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路32のトランジスタ32Hをオンし、トランジスタ32Lをオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路33のトランジスタ33Hをオフし、トランジスタ33Lをオンする。
直流モータM2を逆転させる時の回路の状態とエアミックスダンパー11aの状態が図6(b)に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路31のトランジスタ31H,31Lを共にオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路32のトランジスタ32Hをオフし、トランジスタ32Lをオンし、ハーフブリッジ回路33のトランジスタ33Hをオンし、トランジスタ33Lをオフする。
(iii‐a)直流モータM1の正転(A方向)、直流モータM2の逆転(D方向)
直流モータM1を正転させ、直流モータM2を逆転させる時の回路の状態と、内外気切替ダンパー4及びエアミックスダンパー11aの状態が図7に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路31のトランジスタ31Hをオンし、トランジスタ31Lをオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路32のトランジスタ32Hをオフし、トランジスタ32Lをオンし、ハーフブリッジ回路33のトランジスタ33Hをオンし、トランジスタ33Lをオフする。この状態が図7に示される。
直流モータM1を逆転させ、直流モータM2を正転させる時の回路の状態と、内外気切替ダンパー4及びエアミックスダンパー11aの状態が図8に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路31のトランジスタ31Hをオフし、トランジスタ31Lをオンし、ハーフブリッジ回路32のトランジスタ32Hをオンし、トランジスタ32Lをオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路33のトランジスタ33Hをオフし、トランジスタ33Lをオンする。
吹出口FrDr、FtDr、DfDr、FrPa、FtPa、DfPaを開閉するモード切替ダンパー(吹出口切換ダンパー)12a、12b、13a、13b、14a、14bは、1つの直流モータM3によって開閉されるものである。ここでは、直流モータM3によるこれらのダンパーの切替を説明する前に、モード切換ダンパー12a、12b、13a、13b、14a、14b自体について説明する。
直流モータM3を正転させる時の回路の状態と、モード切換ダンパー12a、12b、13a、13b、14a、14bの状態が図9(a)に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路34のトランジスタ34Hをオンし、トランジスタ34Lをオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路35のトランジスタ35Hをオフし、トランジスタ35Lをオンし、ハーフブリッジ回路36のトランジスタ36H,36Lを共にオフする。この状態が図9(a)に示される。
直流モータM3を逆転させる時の回路の状態と、モード切換ダンパー12a、12b、13a、13b、14a、14bの状態が図9(b)に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路34のトランジスタ34Hをオフし、トランジスタ34Lをオンし、ハーフブリッジ回路35のトランジスタ35Hをオンし、トランジスタ35Lをオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路36のトランジスタ36H,36Lを共にオフする。
(v‐a)直流モータM4の正転(G方向:マックスホットモード)
直流モータM4を正転させる時の回路の状態とエアミックスダンパー11bの状態が図10(a)に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路34のトランジスタ34H,34Lを共にオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路35のトランジスタ35Hをオンし、トランジスタ35Lをオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路36のトランジスタ36Hをオフし、トランジスタ36Lをオンする。
直流モータM4を逆転させる時の回路の状態とエアミックスダンパー11bの状態が図10(b)に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路34のトランジスタ34H,34Lを共にオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路35のトランジスタ35Hをオフし、トランジスタ35Lをオンし、ハーフブリッジ回路36のトランジスタ36Hをオンし、トランジスタ36Lをオフする。
(vi‐a)直流モータM3の正転(E方向)、直流モータM4の逆転(H方向)
直流モータM3を正転させ、直流モータM4を逆転させる時の回路の状態と、モード切換ダンパー12a、12b、13a、13b、14a、14b及びエアミックスダンパー11bの状態が図11に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路34のトランジスタ34Hをオンし、トランジスタ34Lをオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路35のトランジスタ35Hをオフし、トランジスタ35Lをオンし、ハーフブリッジ回路36のトランジスタ36Hをオンし、トランジスタ36Lをオフする。
直流モータM3を逆転させ、直流モータM4を正転させる時の回路の状態と、モード切換ダンパー12a、12b、13a、13b、14a、14b及びエアミックスダンパー11bの状態が図12に示される。この時は、制御部37がハーフブリッジ回路34のトランジスタ34Hをオフし、トランジスタ34Lをオンし、ハーフブリッジ回路35のトランジスタ35Hをオンし、トランジスタ35Lをオフし、ハーフブリッジ回路36のトランジスタ36Hをオフし、トランジスタ36Lをオンする。
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- 内気又は外気を取り入れ、エバポレータ(6)とヒータコア(7)を利用してエアコンユニット(1A)内で空気調和を行う空気調和装置(1)用制御装置において、
前記エアコンユニット(1A)内に装備された空気流路切替用の複数のダンパーを駆動する第一アクチュエータ(M1)と第二アクチュエータ(M2)と、
1つのハーフブリッジ回路(32)を共用して前記第一アクチュエータ(M1)と前記第二アクチュエータ(M2)を制御する3つのハーフブリッジ回路(31,32,33)を備え、
第一アクチュエータ(M1)は前記複数のダンパーのうち内気と外気を切り替える内外気切替ダンパー(4)に接続され、
第二アクチュエータ(M2)は前記複数のダンパーの少なくとも1つのエアミックスダンパー(11a,11b)に接続される空気調和装置(1)用制御装置。 - 前記第二アクチュエータ(M2)に接続される前記複数のダンパーの少なくとも1つのエアミックスダンパーは、車両の運転席用又は助手席用のエアミックスダンパー(11a,11b)であることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記内外気切替ダンパー(4)が外気取入口を閉じる内気モード時に前記第一アクチュエータ(M1)が回転する方向と、前記エアミックスダンパー(11a,11b)が前記ヒータコア(7)の空気取入口を閉じるように前記第二アクチュエータ(M2)が回転する方向が逆になるように、前記第一アクチュエータ(M1)及び前記第二アクチュエータ(M2)が前記3つのハーフブリッジ回路(31,32,33)に接続される請求項1または2に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記第一アクチュエータ(M1)により前記内外気切替ダンパー(4)が前記外気取入口を全閉にする動作と、前記第二アクチュエータ(M2)により前記エアミックスダンパー(11a,11b)が前記ヒータコア(7)の空気取入口を全閉にする動作とが同時に行えるように前記3つのハーフブリッジ回路(31,32,33)が構成される請求項3に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記第一アクチュエータ(M1)により前記内外気切替ダンパー(4)が前記内気取入口を全閉にする動作と、前記第二アクチュエータ(M2)により前記エアミックスダンパー(11a,11b)が空気を全量前記ヒータコア(7)に流すようにする動作とが同時に行えるように前記3つのハーフブリッジ回路(31,32,33)が構成される請求項3に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記第一アクチュエータ(M1)及び前記第二アクチュエータ(M2)が直流モータである請求項1から5の何れか1項に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記第二アクチュエータ(M2)は、車両の運転席用のエアミックスダンパー(11a)に接続される請求項1から6の何れか1項に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 内気又は外気を取り入れ、エバポレータ(6)とヒータコア(7)を利用してエアコンユニット(1A)内で空気調和を行う空気調和装置(1)用制御装置において、
前記エアコンユニット(1A)内に装備された空気流路切替用の複数のダンパーを駆動する第三アクチュエータ(M3)と第四アクチュエータ(M4)と、
1つのハーフブリッジ回路(35)を共用して前記第三アクチュエータ(M3)と前記第四アクチュエータ(M4)を制御する3つのハーフブリッジ回路(34,35,36)を備え、
第三アクチュエータ(M3)は前記複数のダンパーのうちモードを切り替えるモード切替ダンパー(12a、12b、13a、13b、14a、14b)に接続され、
第四アクチュエータ(M4)は前記複数のダンパーの少なくとも1つのエアミックスダンパー(11a,11b)に接続される空気調和装置(1)用制御装置。 - 前記第四アクチュエータ(M4)に接続される前記複数のダンパーの少なくとも1つのエアミックスダンパーは、車両の運転席用又は助手席用のエアミックスダンパー(11a,11b)であることを特徴とする請求項8に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記第三アクチュエータ(M3)が一方向に回転すると、その回転量に応じて、前記モード切替ダンパー(12a、12b、13a、13b、14a、14b)のうち、フェイス吹出口(FrDr、FrPa)から空調風を吹き出す吹出口切替ダンパーのみが動作するフェイスモード、フェイス吹出口(FrDr、FrPa)とフット吹出口(FtDr、FtPa)から空調風を吹き出す吹出口切替ダンパーのみが動作するバイレベルモード、フット吹出口(FtDr、FtPa)から空調風を吹き出す吹出口切替ダンパーのみが動作するフットモード、フット吹出口(FtDr、FtPa)とデフロスタ吹出口(DfDr、DfPa)から空調風を吹き出す吹出口切替ダンパーのみが動作するフット/デフモード、及びデフロスタ吹出口(DfDr、DfPa)から空調風を吹き出す吹出口切替ダンパーのみが動作するデフモードが、この順に切り替えられ、
前記第三アクチュエータ(M3)が逆方向に回転すると、その回転量に応じて、前記フェイスモード、前記バイレベルモード、前記フットモード、前記フット/デフモード、及びデフモードが、逆の順に切り替えられる請求項9に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。 - 前記フットモードでは、デフロスタ吹出口(DfDr、DfPa)から空調風を吹き出す吹出口切替ダンパーも動作する請求項10に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記モード切替ダンパー(12a、12b、13a、13b、14a、14b)が前記フェイスモード方向に向かうように前記第三アクチュエータ(M3)が回転する方向と、前記エアミックスダンパー(11a,11b)が前記ヒータコア(7)の空気取入口を閉じるように前記第四アクチュエータ(M4)が回転する方向が逆になるように、前記第三アクチュエータ(M3)と前記第四アクチュエータ(M4)を前記3つのハーフブリッジ回路(34,35,36)に接続して構成される請求項10又は11に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記第三アクチュエータ(M3)により前記フェイスモードになる動作と、前記第四アクチュエータ(M4)により前記エアミックスダンパー(11a,11b)が前記ヒータコア(7)の空気取入口を全閉にする動作とが同時に行えるように前記3つのハーフブリッジ回路(34,35,36)が構成される請求項12に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記第三アクチュエータ(M3)により前記デフモードになる動作と、前記第四アクチュエータ(M4)により前記エアミックスダンパー(11a,11b)が空気を全量前記ヒータコア(7)に流すようにする動作とが同時に行えるように前記3つのハーフブリッジ回路(34,35,36)が構成される請求項12に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記第三アクチュエータ(M3)と前記第四アクチュエータ(M4)が直流モータである請求項8から14の何れか1項に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
- 前記第四アクチュエータ(M4)は助手席用のエアミックスダンパー(11b)に接続される請求項8から15の何れか1項に記載の空気調和装置用制御装置。
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