ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY DEVICE
First Claim
1. An electric power supply device comprising:
- a semiconductor element;
a power source having a positive terminal to which a first main electrode of the semiconductor element is connected through a wiring of a power source side;
a load connected between a second main electrode of the semiconductor element and a ground; and
a control portion that controls the semiconductor to be turned on and off to supply an electric power to the load,wherein when a first voltage of a point between the first main electrode and the wiring of the power source side is lower than a first decided voltage, the control portion controls the semiconductor element to be turned off, and the control portion controls the semiconductor element to be turned on when a first prescribed time is elapsed after the semiconductor element is turned off; and
wherein when the semiconductor element is turned on after the first prescribed time is elapsed so that a minimum value of the first voltage exceeds the first decided voltage, the control portion controls the semiconductor element to continue a turning on state, and when the first voltage is lower than the first decided voltage, the control portion controls the semiconductor element to hold a turning off state.
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Abstract
In an electric supply device of the present invention, since a semiconductor element T1 is interrupted before a drain voltage V1 of the semiconductor element T1 is lower than an in-phase input minimum voltage, a load circuit can be assuredly protected. Further, assuming that a first decided voltage is L-V1 and a second decided voltage V3, when the voltage V1 becomes “V1<L-V1”, a retry operation is carried out. When the number of times of “V1<L-V1” reaches N1 times, or when the number of times of “L-V1<V1<V3” reaches N2 times, an interrupted state of the semiconductor element T1 is held to protect the load circuit. Further, when the voltage V1 suddenly drops due to an imperfect contact of a connector 11, a minimum value of the voltage V1 is not a stable value and the interrupted state of the semiconductor T1 is not held.
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12 Claims
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1. An electric power supply device comprising:
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a semiconductor element; a power source having a positive terminal to which a first main electrode of the semiconductor element is connected through a wiring of a power source side; a load connected between a second main electrode of the semiconductor element and a ground; and a control portion that controls the semiconductor to be turned on and off to supply an electric power to the load, wherein when a first voltage of a point between the first main electrode and the wiring of the power source side is lower than a first decided voltage, the control portion controls the semiconductor element to be turned off, and the control portion controls the semiconductor element to be turned on when a first prescribed time is elapsed after the semiconductor element is turned off; and wherein when the semiconductor element is turned on after the first prescribed time is elapsed so that a minimum value of the first voltage exceeds the first decided voltage, the control portion controls the semiconductor element to continue a turning on state, and when the first voltage is lower than the first decided voltage, the control portion controls the semiconductor element to hold a turning off state. - View Dependent Claims (3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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2. An electric power supply device comprising:
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a plurality of load circuits, each of which having a semiconductor element and a load connected in series, wherein first main electrodes of the plurality of semiconductor elements are respectively connected together through a first connecting point, a power source having a positive terminal to which the first connecting point is connected only through a wiring of a power source side, wherein second main electrodes of the plurality of semiconductor elements are respectively connected to the loads corresponding thereto; and a plurality of control portions that respectively control the semiconductor elements corresponding to the load circuits to be turned on and off to supply an electric power to the corresponding load circuits, wherein when a first voltage of the first connecting point is lower than a first decided voltage, the control portions control all the semiconductor elements in turning on states to be turned off, and the control portions control the semiconductor element that are turned off to be sequentially turned on with a prescribed time difference when a first prescribed time is elapsed after the semiconductor elements are turned off; and wherein when the semiconductor elements are turned on after the first prescribed time is elapsed so that a minimum value of the first voltage exceeds the first decided voltage, the control portions control the semiconductor elements to continue turning on states, and when the first voltage is lower than the first decided voltage, the control portions control the semiconductor elements to respectively hold turning off states. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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