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AXBM2001 Datasheet(HTML) 13 Page - Zetex Semiconductors |
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13 / 14 page ![]() Biplolar driver active switch off The problems of base turn off when driving bipolar d evices has b een mentioned previously. Figure 21 is an active turn off circuit that can be added to each phase drive transistor of the circuits shown in Figures 7 or 8. The transistor Q3A and Q3B can of the multi-pack type and forms a simple double inverter function to actively discharge the base charge of Q1. Removal of Speed Variation with Supply Voltage It has already been discussed that when using a 10k NTC thermistor and an external potential divider an increase in supply voltage results in a slower speed. It is therefore possible when using a 10k NTC thermistor to remove supply voltage variation by feeding a percentage of the supply voltage change into the SPD pin. To do this the circuit in Figure 22 is used. In this circuit a Zener diode is used to partly remove supply voltage variation. A Zener voltage half that of the supply voltage should suffice. R1 and R2 should be small in relation to R3 and R4 and provides a partly regulated voltage that in turn is used for the potential divider for the Thermistor network. A raising of the supply voltage would normally put a higher voltage across the windings and so increase the speed. This is now countered by the fact that a small percentage of the supply increase appears at the R1/R2 junction. This percentage increase also appears at the R3/R4 junction - the SPD pin. An increase in the control voltage on the SPD causes a lowering of the PWM drive and thus a lower speed. Careful manipulation of the R1/R2 and R3/R4 ratios will enable constant speed to be attained over a wide supply voltage range but still allowing speed variation with temperature. AN 36 - 13 Applications Note AN36 Issue1 - JULY 2002 Figure 21 Active switch-off circuit for bipolar dirver devices Figure 22 Constant Speed versus Supply Voltage |
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