Robert Boschgmbh

Hans-Dieter Schray

Bernd Taubitz

Rainer Wirtz

Richard Schleupen

Bernd Tepass

Walter Grote

Klaus Harms

The invention is directed to a circuit for processing a signal (UL) of a lambda probe having a probe signal terminal on which the signal (UL) is outputted and a probe ground terminal. The circuit includes a voltage source having a plus pole and having a minus pole connected to the probe ground terminal. A first network of passive components is connected between the plus pole and the probe signal terminal for dividing the voltage between the plus pole and the probe signal terminal in a pregiven ratio thereby providing a divided potential as a first analog signal. An analog-to-digital converter has an input and is connected to a chassis ground at a ground potential different than the ground potential at the probe ground terminal. A second network of passive components is connected to the plus pole for supplying a potential proportional to the potential on the plus pole as a second analog signal. The input of the converter is directly connected to the first network to receive the first analog signal and to the second network to receive the second analog signal thereby facilitating digital processing of the first and second analog signals in the converter.

Circuit for processing a signal of a measuring sensor

Circuit arrangement for operating a multi-phase synchronous motor on a

Commutation of the stator windings of a synchronous motor energized by a d.c. supply is controlled by comparison of voltages induced in two stator windings neither of which is a winding previously energized nor a winding about be energized. For speed control, turning on of the winding next energized can be delayed controllably. Motor current during start-up or overload can be limited by chopping, with a variable keying ratio, the d.c. supply connection to the motor during the first 80% of the period of energization of each stator winding. For reducing delay in starting, the rotor may be brought into a particular position automatically every time the motor is stopped or, in the case of a fuel pump motor for an injection type internal combustion engine, just before starting the engine through a supplementary contact controlled by the ignition key. Starting up can be provided by two initial pulses of commutation provided by means of an oscillator and two transistors.

Circuit for operating a synchronous motor from a dc supply

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Markgroningen, Germany

Hans-Dieter Schray