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20100237812 | MOTOR DRIVING APPARATUS - A motor driving apparatus that includes a current changing component, a detecting component, a control component, a back electromotive voltage zero cross detecting component, and a change control component. The current changing component drives a motor. The detecting component detects a point where a value of a magnitude of a current flowing into a coil of the motor changes from a decrease to an increase. The control component controls so that supply of the current to the coil is shut down, when the point is detected and the back electromotive voltage zero cross detecting component detects a zero cross of a back electromotive voltage generated in the coil. The change control component controls so that the direction of the current flowing into the coil changes to a reverse direction opposite to the predetermined direction, when the zero cross is detected. | 09-23-2010 |
20100237813 | BRUSHLESS MOTOR DRIVING APPARATUS - A brushless motor driving apparatus that includes a rotation signal output component, a half-cycle signal generating component, a plurality of counters, and a duty control signal generating component is provided. The plurality of counters, each of which uses a different bit number to count, repeatedly resets a count value and restarts a count operation for every bit number, resets a count value together with rising or falling of a half-cycle signal, and outputs a pulse signal which is inverted for every reset that occurs while the count operation is being performed. The duty control signal generating component generates a duty control signal to determine a duty ratio of a control signal to control driving of a single-phase brushless motor, based on at least two pulse signals selected from the pulse signals output from the plurality of counters. | 09-23-2010 |
20100237816 | BRUSHLESS MOTOR DRIVING CIRCUIT - The present disclosure provides a brushless motor driving circuit capable of clamping an output voltage at a proper voltage, even when a power source voltage changes. Namely, a pre-driver circuit generates a voltage for driving a brushless motor from a source voltage by turning on/off first and second PMOS transistors and first and second NMOS transistors in an H bridge circuit of a drive voltage generating circuit, and applies the voltage to a coil of the brushless motor. A first clamp circuit turns on/off the first NMOS transistor on the ground side so that the output voltage at a first output terminal becomes equal to or lower than the source voltage. A second clamp circuit turns on/off the second NMOS transistor on the ground side so that output voltage at a second output terminal becomes equal to or lower than the source voltage. | 09-23-2010 |
20100237818 | DRIVING CIRCUIT FOR BRUSHLESS MOTOR USING HALL ELEMENT - A driving circuit feeds driving current to a coil in a brushless motor, and feeds bias current to a Hall element that senses the rotational position of the motor. The driving current and bias current are supplied from the same power supply, but the bias current passes through a load element that reduces power dissipation by the Hall bias circuit by causing some of the power to be dissipated by the load element instead. The Hall bias circuit can therefore be combined with the other driving circuitry into a single integrated circuit, even if the brushless motor is driven at a comparatively high voltage. | 09-23-2010 |
20100237897 | OVERCURRENT DETECTING CIRCUIT AND POWER SUPPLY DEVICE - An overcurrent detecting circuit includes a comparison transistor, a constant current source circuit, and a comparison circuit. The comparison transistor includes a gate and a drain respectively connected to a gate and a drain of a main transistor provided in a power circuit. The comparison transistor is used for comparison with the main transistor when a voltage higher than a power supply voltage is applied to the gate of the main transistor and the gate of the comparison transistor during the operation of the power circuit. The constant current source circuit generates a constant current and supplies the constant current to the comparison transistor. The comparison circuit compares a source voltage of the comparison transistor with a source voltage of the main transistor and outputs a voltage indicating the comparison result. | 09-23-2010 |
20100237898 | OVERCURRENT DETECTING CIRCUIT AND POWER SUPPLY DEVICE - An overcurrent detecting circuit includes a comparison transistor, a constant current source circuit, a subtraction circuit, and a comparison circuit. The comparison transistor is used for comparison with a main transistor provided in the power circuit. The constant current source circuit supplies a constant current to the comparison transistor. The subtraction circuit subtracts a voltage corresponding to a power supply voltage from a voltage between a drain and a source of the comparison transistor and outputs a voltage indicating the subtraction result. The comparison circuit compares the voltage output from the subtraction circuit with a voltage corresponding to a source voltage of the main transistor and outputs a voltage indicating the comparison result. | 09-23-2010 |
20100237926 | VOLTAGE GENERATING CIRCUIT - A voltage generating circuit including first and second voltage sources, and a subtracting circuit. The subtraction circuit is configured as a differential amplifier including an op-amp and four resistors, with an inverting input terminal of the op-amp connected to the second voltage source via a first resistor, a second resistor connected between the inverting input terminal and an output terminal of the op-amp, a non-inverting input terminal of the op-amp connected to the first voltage source via a third resistor of the same size as the second resistor, the non-inverting input terminal of the op-amp connected to a reference potential terminal via a fourth resistor of the same size as the first resistor, the first voltage from the first voltage source and the second voltage from the second voltage source inputted to the subtracting circuit, and the subtracting circuit outputting a third voltage having a positive temperature coefficient. | 09-23-2010 |
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