Abstract:
A rapid discharge circuit comprises a detection circuit that is coupled to a power supply and that is configured to detect a voltage of a signal output by the power supply; a control circuit that is configured to generate a start signal in response to the detected voltage decreasing below a specified threshold value; an executing circuit having a first node that is coupled to the power supply and a second node that receives the start signal; a blocking circuit that has a first terminal coupled to a third node of the executing circuit and a second terminal coupled to an external circuit, where the executing circuit and the blocking circuit are configured to switch on in response to the start signal to form a current path for discharging the external circuit.
Abstract:
A rapid discharge circuit comprises a detection circuit that is coupled to a power supply and that is configured to detect a voltage of a signal output by the power supply; a control circuit that is configured to generate a start signal in response to the detected voltage decreasing below a specified threshold value; an executing circuit having a first node that is coupled to the power supply and a second node that receives the start signal; a blocking circuit that has a first terminal coupled to a third node of the executing circuit and a second terminal coupled to an external circuit, where the executing circuit and the blocking circuit are configured to switch on in response to the start signal to form a current path for discharging the external circuit.
Abstract:
A rapid discharge circuit comprises a detection circuit that is coupled to a power supply and that is configured to detect a voltage of a signal output by the power supply; a control circuit that is configured to generate a start signal in response to the detected voltage decreasing below a specified threshold value; an executing circuit having a first node that is coupled to the power supply and a second node that receives the start signal; a blocking circuit that has a first terminal coupled to a third node of the executing circuit and a second terminal coupled to an external circuit, where the executing circuit and the blocking circuit are configured to switch on in response to the start signal to form a current path for discharging the external circuit.
Abstract:
An overcurrent protection circuit for a motor, where the overcurrent protection circuit includes: a first input configured to receive a first drive signal for the motor; a second input configured to receive an adjustable overcurrent protection threshold; a third input configured to receive a current detection value indicative of an amount of current flowing through the motor; an overcurrent detection module, which is configured to: connect to the second input to obtain a first comparison value related to the overcurrent protection threshold; connect to the third input to obtain a second comparison value related to the detection value; and compare the first comparison value to the second comparison value to generate a comparison output that characterizes the presence or absence of an overcurrent state.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an actuator assembly for a base station antenna. The actuator assembly includes a plurality of actuators mounted side by side, a drive shaft, a drive gear configured to be axially movable relative to the drive shaft, and a moving device configured to axially move the drive gear relative to the drive shaft. Each actuator has a driven gear and an actuator element that is in transmission connection with the driven gear. The drive gear is configured for axial movement relative to the drive shaft, so as to engage with or disengage from the driven gear of any one of the actuators and configured to drive the one driven gear in engagement with the drive gear. The actuator assembly has a simple structure, a low height, a favorable PIM performance, and is expandable flexibly.
Abstract:
A current-sharing control circuit, a power supply system and a current-sharing control method are disclosed. One embodiment of the power supply system comprises: multiple CV/CC power supplies connected in parallel to a load, whose nominal output voltages are the same and CV mode to CC mode switching points are adjustable; a current-sharing control circuit including an average load current sensor which senses a total current supplied to the load and outputs a first level linearly related to an average load current equal to the total current divided by the number of the working power supplies, and an output current sensor which senses an output current of each power supply and outputs a second level linearly related to the output current. The control circuit provides feedback signals related to the first level and the respective second levels to the power supplies to adjust their switching points to the average load current.
Abstract:
A rapid discharge circuit comprises a detection circuit that is coupled to a power supply and that is configured to detect a voltage of a signal output by the power supply; a control circuit that is configured to generate a start signal in response to the detected voltage decreasing below a specified threshold value; an executing circuit having a first node that is coupled to the power supply and a second node that receives the start signal; a blocking circuit that has a first terminal coupled to a third node of the executing circuit and a second terminal coupled to an external circuit, where the executing circuit and the blocking circuit are configured to switch on in response to the start signal to form a current path for discharging the external circuit.