![]() Protection circuit for operating devices
专利摘要:
Protection circuit (SS1), comprising at least two input terminals (E1, E2), via which the protection circuit can be supplied electrically with an AC voltage, at least one choke (L1) with at least two windings (La, Lb), the input terminals (E1, E2) are connected to an input side of the inductor (L1) and in each case one of the at least two windings (La, Lb), and wherein at least one of the at least two windings (La, Lb) of the inductor (L1) by a series connection of a voltage-dependent resistor ( F02) and a spark gap (F03) is bridged. 公开号:AT15962U1 申请号:TGM394/2015U 申请日:2015-12-22 公开日:2018-10-15 发明作者: 申请人:Tridonic Gmbh & Co Kg; IPC主号:
专利说明:
description PROTECTION FOR OPERATING DEVICES The present invention relates to a protection circuit which serves to protect its downstream circuit components from overvoltages which occur via lines which are normally used for AC power supply and / or for communication (in particular bus lines). In particular, the protection circuit is used in lights and / or operating devices that are used outdoors (outdoor area). Depending on the weather, these can be exposed to partly strong voltage peaks, such as those caused by lightning strikes or as a result of atmospheric charges, such as lightning strikes. in approaching thunderstorms, caused. Overvoltages caused thereby can e.g. occur on phase conductors against a ground potential. Likewise, the overvoltage can be transmitted via bus lines, in particular DALI bus lines. The aim of the protection circuit is therefore to avoid damage to the protective circuit subsequent electronic components. On the other hand, the protection circuit can also be used to avoid a transmission of interference towards the supply voltage source. The invention provides a protective circuit according to the independent claims ready as well as a control gear and a lamp having such a protection circuit. Further developments of the invention are the subject of the dependent claims. In a first aspect there is provided a protection circuit comprising at least two input terminals through which the protection circuit is electrically powered from an AC supply voltage source (eg mains voltage), and at least one reactor having at least two windings, the input terminals being connected to one Input side of the throttle and each one of the at least two windings are connected, and wherein at least one of the at least two windings of the throttle is bridged by a series circuit of a voltage-dependent resistor and a spark gap. The series connection of the voltage-dependent resistor and the spark gap can only conduct in case of concern an overvoltage. The voltage-dependent resistor can delete a spark gap activated by an overvoltage after the overvoltage dies down. The at least two input terminals may be connected by a second voltage-dependent resistor between the two input terminals and the inductor. The at least two input terminals may be connected by a first capacitor, in particular an X-capacitor, between the two input terminals and the throttle. The first capacitor and / or the throttle may be configured to balance potentials at the at least two input terminals. The protection circuit may further comprise at least two output terminals, wherein a first input terminal is connected to a first output terminal, and wherein a second input terminal is connected to a second output terminal. A first winding of the throttle may be connected on the input side to the first input terminal and on the output side to the first output terminal. A second winding of the throttle may be connected on the input side to the second input terminal and on the output side to the second output terminal. On an output side of the throttle, a second capacitor, in particular an X-capacitor, be connected between the two output terminals. At the output side of the choke, a third voltage-dependent resistor may be connected between the two output terminals. The throttle may be a current-compensated choke, and in particular a ferrite choke or a radio interference choke. In another aspect, a protection circuit for a bus interface, in particular a DALI interface, is provided, comprising two input terminals for connecting a bus, and two interface output terminals, wherein a first input terminal is connected to a first interface output terminal, and wherein a second input terminal is connected to a second interface output terminal, and wherein the two input terminals are connected by a voltage-dependent resistor, and wherein between the first input terminal and the voltage-dependent resistor, a preferably high-voltage resistant resistor is arranged. Parallel to the voltage-dependent resistor, a second voltage-dependent resistor may be provided. A coil may be connected between the two parallel voltage-dependent resistors, in particular between the second input terminal and the second interface output terminal. In yet another aspect, there is provided a bus interface protection circuit, in particular a DALI interface, comprising two input terminals for connecting a bus, and two interface output terminals, wherein a first input terminal is connected to a first interface output terminal, and a second one Input terminal is connected to a second interface output terminal, wherein the two input terminals are connected by a parallel connection of two voltage-dependent resistors. Parallel to the parallel connection of two voltage-dependent resistors, a further voltage-dependent resistor may be provided. A coil may be connected between the parallel voltage-dependent resistors, in particular between the parallel connection of the two voltage-dependent resistors and the further voltage-dependent resistor, and preferably between the second input terminal and the second interface output terminal. At least one printed circuit fuse may be provided between the first input terminal and the first interface output terminal. The conductor track fuse can be provided between the high-voltage-resistant resistor and the first interface output terminal. The at least one conductor fuse can be designed for currents of 2000 to 3000 amps, preferably 2500 amps. The protection circuit may be an overvoltage protection circuit and in particular a lightning protection circuit and / or an EMI filter. In yet a further aspect, an operating device for lighting means, in particular operating device for outdoor use, provided, comprising at least one of the protective circuits described above. In yet another aspect, a luminaire, in particular a lantern, is provided, comprising at least one of the protective circuits described above. The invention will now be described with reference to the figures. 1 shows a first protection circuit according to the invention, FIG. 2 shows a second protection circuit according to the invention, and FIG. 3 schematically shows a control device with protection circuits as a block diagram. Fig. 1 shows a protection circuit SS1 according to the invention, which is designed in particular as elekt romagnetisches interference filter (EMI / EMC filter). Shown is a circuit having a first input terminal E1 and a second input terminal E2 and a first output terminal A1 and a second output terminal A2. The first input terminal E1 is connected to the first output terminal A1, the second input terminal E2 is connected to the output terminal A2. Between the first input terminal E1 and the first output terminal A1 strip conductors can be provided. 1 shows a first printed conductor fuse F06 and a second printed conductor fuse F07. The first input terminal E1 is further connected to a choke L1 having a first winding La and a second winding Lb. Specifically, the first input terminal E1 is connected to the first winding La of the reactor L1 at an input side, while the first output terminal A1 is connected to an output side of the first winding La. Likewise, the second input terminal E2 is connected to the second output terminal A2. Between the second input terminal E2 and the second output terminal A2 also Leiterbahnsicherungen can be provided. This is illustrated in FIG. 1, wherein the interconnect fuse F08 and F09 are shown by way of example between the second input terminal E2 and the second output terminal A2. Also, the second input terminal E2 is connected to the inductor L1 and in particular here to the second winding Lb at an input side. An output side of the second winding Lb is connected to the second output terminal A2. Between the input terminals E1, E2 and the inductor L1 is further provided a parallel connection of a first voltage-dependent resistor F01 and a first capacitor C01. A voltage-dependent resistor is an electronic component and has above a certain threshold voltage, which is typical for the respective voltage-dependent resistor, an abruptly decreasing differential resistance. The characteristic is symmetrical to the voltage, the polarity is essentially irrelevant. Voltage-dependent resistors are also called varistors or also referred to as VDR. VDR stands for Voltage Dependent Resistor. For metal oxide varistors, which can also be used here as voltage-dependent resistors, the abbreviation MOV is common. The voltage-dependent resistor is composed of many parts, in particular of zinc oxide grains, with different conductivity. Between the parts arise at the points of contact barrier layers. An applied voltage creates an electric field that partially degrades the barrier layers. The larger the applied voltage, the more barrier layers are degraded and thus the resistance decreases. A threshold voltage can be varied over a thickness of a so-called varistor disk: the thicker the varistor disks, the more parts are connected in series and the higher the threshold voltage. Voltage-dependent resistors are suitable for protection against overvoltages. In normal operation, their resistance is very large, while at overvoltage, the resistance is almost instantaneously very small and discharges charge. In this case, their response time can be less than a nanosecond and it can very short-term overvoltages limited without being destroyed. Over a longer period of time, overheating may occur because the absorbable energy depends on the total mass of the voltage-dependent resistor. In the forward direction, i. Starting from the input terminals E1 and E2 in the direction of the output terminals A1 and A1, the voltage-dependent first resistor F01 is provided in front of the first capacitor C01 connected in parallel therewith. Further in the forward direction and the inductor L1 below, a second capacitor C03 and a second voltage-dependent resistor F04 is further shown. Also, the second capacitor C03 and the second voltage-dependent resistor F04 are provided as a parallel connection between the output terminals A1 and A2. According to the invention, it is now provided that at least one of the two windings La, Lb of the inductor L1 is bridged by a combination, and in particular by a series circuit, a voltage-dependent resistor and a spark gap. In Fig. 1 it is shown that the voltage-dependent resistor F02 is connected in series with a spark gap F03 and exemplarily bridges the first winding La. Alternatively or additionally, the second winding Lb can also be bridged by such a series connection. A spark gap is the discharge space between two conductors (electrodes) in which a gas (for example air) is located. If the voltage between the two electrodes rises to a breakdown voltage, the resulting electric field leads to an ionization of the gas in the discharge space. The gas becomes conductive and the route becomes due to impact ionization within e.g. Fractions of a microsecond by a spark (short) closed. The breakdown voltage of a spark gap decreases due to ionizing radiation. The spark gap serves as a surge arrester. In particular, the choke L1 is a spark-fault choke or a current-compensated choke or ferrite choke. The first and the second input terminal E1, E2 is used in particular for connecting an N- or L-phase conductor (neutral conductor or outer conductor), i. an L or N potential. The symmetrization of the L and the N potential can be effected by the capacitor C01 and the coupled windings La and Lb of the inductor L1. Consequently, if an overvoltage is present at the input terminals E1, E2, then the combination of the voltage-dependent resistor F01 and the spark gap F03 becomes conductive and bridges one of the two coils of the inductor L1, in the example shown, the first winding La. Thus, a build-up of the voltage at the inductor L1, in particular in cooperation with so-called Y capacitors, can be prevented. By way of example, the Y capacitor CY1 is shown, in its place a series circuit with two or more (Y) capacitors can be used. By way of example, this is illustrated by the second Y capacitor CY2 connected in series with the Y capacitor CY1. For example, the Y-capacitor CY1 may be connected downstream of the inductor L1 and the second output terminal A2, e.g. connect in a series circuit with a resistor and an inductance, with a protective conductor terminal PE and or a ground potential. In particular, a series connection of a resistor RY, the Y-capacitor CY1 and an inductance LY can be used here. The resistor RY can also be designed as a series connection of resistors. These then form in particular a voltage divider, at which a voltage can be tapped, which is then fed to a control circuit. [REH] The voltage-dependent resistor F02 (voltage dependent resistor, VDR) is in particular provided so that a burning spark gap is extinguished again after the overvoltage subsides. Instead of the voltage-dependent resistor F02 in combination with the spark gap F03 and Zener diodes could be used. However, this would have the disadvantage that the inductor L1 is only bypassed in one direction and is therefore ineffective, so that disturbances from the device out, i. components downstream of the protective circuit SS1 can no longer be filtered in the direction of the mains voltage line. In Fig. 2, a further protection circuit SS2 is shown according to the invention, which is provided for the protection of an interface such as a bus interface and in particular a DALI interface. This is likewise preferably provided in an operating device and / or a luminaire between bus connections and further interface components. The further protection circuit SS2 shown in Fig. 2 for an interface is necessary because the interface can not only be designed for digital bus signals, but also to process voltage signals that are transmitted from a supplied with mains voltage button or switch. This serves, for example, to retrieve certain functions of the operating device via the voltage signals. With such an interface circuit, a symmetrical overvoltage can occur if, for example, faults or incorrect operations take place in the area of the pushbutton / switch. In Fig. 2 it can be seen that here an inductance L140 is provided which is provided between one of the two bus terminals E3, E4 and one of the interface outputs A3, A4 (outputs to other interface components) of the further protection circuit SS2. A first bus input E3 is connected to a first interface output A3 of the further protection circuit SS2. A second bus input E4 is connected to a second interface output A4 of the further protection circuit SS2 via the inductance L140. Between the two interface outputs, another voltage-dependent resistor F141 is connected. Also shown are trace fuses F142 and F143 provided between the first bus terminal E3 and the first interface output A3 of the further protection circuit SS2. Further provided is a the first bus terminal E3 downstream and in particular high-voltage resistor R144, which limits the current flowing through the likewise provided further voltage-dependent resistor 140, so clamped by the reduced current of the further voltage-resistant resistor F140 the voltage occurring better can. The still further voltage-dependent resistor F140 is thus connected in parallel with the further voltage-dependent resistor F141, the coil L140 being arranged between the two voltage-dependent resistors F140, F141. The first interconnect F142 is designed for very high currents and holds, for example, 2000 - 3000 amperes, preferably 2500 amps briefly stood. Due to the upstream connection of the resistor R144, for example, a maximum of 1300 to 2300 amperes, preferably 1800 amperes flow through the printed circuit fuse F142. This may apply to other circuit protection mentioned here. In this case unwanted disturbances, for example, are damped by switch bouncing through the coil L140. Meanwhile, the further protection circuit SS2 shown in FIG. 2 can absorb substantially higher currents and interference voltages, such as may occur, for example, as a result of a lightning strike actually occurring in relation to the grounding potential and corresponding voltages in the circuit. As an alternative to the combination of the voltage-resistant resistor R144 and the still further voltage-dependent resistor F140, a parallel connection of two voltage-dependent resistors can also be used. It should also be understood that other types of backup can be used instead of the conductor track fuse. Returning to Fig. 1, the voltage-dependent resistor F02 is arranged in series with the spark gap F03 over a winding La, thus preventing the filter coil from swinging up in conjunction with the at least one Y capacitor CY1 during asymmetric disturbances. A series connection of two Y-capacitors CY1, CY2 instead of the at least one Y-capacitor CY1 alone causes a dielectric strength, which in particular can be greater than 8 kV and in particular 10-15 kV. The preferred embodiment of the protection circuit SS1 is consequently shown in FIG. The use of the voltage-dependent resistors leads to small or predictable voltages at the following electronic components. The passive components (X-capacitors C01, C03, ...) between the two voltage fixed resistors F01 and F04 can lead to a lower clamping voltage. It should be noted, however, that the high current occurring at the first voltage-dependent resistors may require a separate fuse. Here, Y capacitors are capacitors which are connected between phase, respectively neutral conductor, and e.g. can be connected to touchable, protective earthed apparatus housing and thus bridge the basic insulation. X capacitors are here electrical capacitors that are switched between phase and neutral or between two phases. In particular, the capacitors are specified according to IEC 60384-1. 3 shows a block diagram with different circuit parts. A protective circuit SS1 according to FIG. 1 or a further protective circuit SS2 according to FIG. 2 is provided here in particular in an EMI / EMC filter EMV1 or a further EMI / EMC filter EMV2. In addition, more circuit parts are shown. In addition to a rectifier GR, a power factor correction circuit PFC, a DC-DC converter DC / DC and an interface circuit IF and a control and / or control unit SE and a light source LM is shown. The EMI / EMC filter EMV1, the rectifier GR, the power factor correction circuit PFC and / or the DC-DC converter DC / DC serve to supply power to the light source LM and are thus part of a power path of an operating device BG. The further EMI / EMC filter EMV2 and the interface circuit IF represent at least part of a communication path of the operating device BG. In particular, the control unit SE communicates via the communication path, preferably via a bus, which is connectable to the third and fourth input terminals E3, E4. The control unit SE receives and / or sends commands via the communication path and sets based on parameters of the components of the power path, in particular by driving (dash-dotted double arrow) of the power factor correction circuit PFC, which is preferably designed as a clocked switching regulator. Preferably, the control unit SE activates a clocked switch element (FET, MOSFET, bipolar transistor,...) Of the power factor correction circuit PFC. Also, driving of a switch element of the DC / DC converter DC (e.g., an up-converter or a down-converter) may be controlled by the control unit SE (dashed double-headed arrow). Electrical parameters can also be output by the power factor correction circuit PFC and / or the DC-DC converter DC / DC to the control unit SE, which preferably reproduce electrical quantities of the power path. Consequently, the circuit parts of the power branch of the operating device BG for supplying the at least one light source LM, in particular at least one LED or an LED track, can be connected to the output terminals A1 and A2 of the protective circuit SS1. At the interface output terminals A3 and A4 of the protection circuit SS2, the interface circuit IF is connected in the communication branch, which may be integrated in the operating device BG.
权利要求:
Claims (10) [1] claims A protection circuit (SS1), comprising: - at least two input terminals (E1, E2), via which the protection circuit can be supplied electrically with an AC voltage, and - at least one reactor (L1) with at least two windings (La, Lb), - wherein the input terminals (E1, E2) are connected to an input side of the choke (L1) and each one of the at least two windings (La, Lb), and - wherein at least one of the at least two windings (La, Lb) of the choke (L1) is bridged by a series connection of a voltage-dependent resistor (F02) and a spark gap (F03). [2] A protection circuit (SS1) according to claim 1, wherein the series connection of the voltage dependent resistor (F02) and the spark gap (F03) is arranged to conduct only when an overvoltage is applied. [3] 3. Protection circuit (SS1) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the voltage-dependent resistor (F02) is provided to extinguish an activated by an overvoltage spark gap after the overvoltage ceases. [4] A protection circuit (SS1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the at least two input terminals (E1, E2) are connected through a second voltage-dependent resistor (F01) between the two input terminals (E1, E2) and the choke (L1). [5] 5. protection circuit (SS1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the at least two input terminals (E1, E2) by a first capacitor (C01), in particular an X-capacitor, between the two input terminals (E1, E2) and the throttle (L1 ), and wherein the first capacitor (C01) is adapted to signal potentials at the at least two input terminals (E1, E2). [6] 6. Protection circuit (SS1) according to one of the preceding claims, further comprising at least two output terminals (A1, A2), wherein a first input terminal (E1) is connected to a first output terminal (A1), and wherein a second input terminal (E2) with a second output terminal (A2) is connected. [7] 7. Protection circuit (SS2) for a bus interface, in particular a DALI interface, comprising - two input terminals (E3, E4) for connecting a bus, and - two interface output terminals (A3, A4), wherein a first input terminal (E3) with a first Interface output terminal (A3), and wherein a second input terminal (E4) is connected to a second interface output terminal (A4), and wherein the two input terminals are connected by a voltage dependent resistor (F140), and wherein between the first input terminal (E3) and the voltage-dependent resistor (F140) a preferably high-voltage resistant resistor (R144) is arranged. [8] 8. Protection circuit (SS2) for a bus interface, in particular a DALI interface, comprising - two input terminals (E3, E4) for connecting a bus, and - two interface output terminals (A3, A4), wherein a first input terminal (E3) with a first Interface output terminal (A3) is connected, and wherein a second input terminal (E4) is connected to a second interface output terminal (A4), wherein the two input terminals (E3, E4) are connected by a parallel connection of two voltage-dependent resistors. [9] 9. operating device (BG) for lighting, in particular operating device for an outdoor area, comprising a protection circuit (SS1, SS2) according to claim 1,7 and / or 8. [10] 10. light, in particular lantern, comprising a protection circuit (SS1, SS2) claim 1, 7 and / or 8 or an operating device according to claim 9. For this 2-sheet drawings
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