WO2002065143A1 - Current sensor and overload current protective device comprising the same - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a current detection device using a magnetic detection element having a magnetic impedance effect, and an overcurrent protection device using the same.
- the method using the magnetic flux collecting core described above has a large sensor with a diameter of about 3 to 4 cm, even if the core is small, and magnetic saturation due to the iron core , The current detection range cannot be widened. Further, since the output fluctuation of the Hall element and the magnetoresistive element with respect to the temperature is large, a temperature compensation circuit is required.
- a magnetic impedance element using amorphous wire disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 6-34749 / 89, and a Japanese patent There is a thin film shape disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. Hei 8-73835.
- the magneto-impedance element of any shape shows high-sensitivity magnetic detection characteristics, the element itself has a non-linear characteristic as in the example of the magnetic impedance characteristic of the amorphous wire shown in FIG. Therefore, by applying a bias magnetic field, the linearization of the applied magnetic field dependence of the impedance change can be improved (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No.
- Hei 6-176930 and the negative impedance of the magnetic impedance element can be reduced.
- a feedback coil is wound, a current proportional to the voltage at both ends of the magneto-impedance element is applied to the coil, and negative feedback is applied to obtain an element with excellent linearity. 89).
- the bias magnetic field energizes a coil wound around a magnetic impedance element.However, this necessitates winding two types of coils, one for bias and the other for feedback, which increases the size of the device. There is a problem.
- the magnetic impedance element is in the form of a wire, a thin film, or the like, the material (magnetic permeability, resistivity, etc.) and the element dimensions (length, film thickness, film width) at the time of manufacturing the magnetic impedance element are used. Etc.), the device sensitivity varies.
- Fig. 11 shows a general example of a detection circuit for a magneto-impedance element.
- an object of the present invention is to reduce the size and cost, and to reduce environmental characteristics and aging. Therefore, it is possible to measure a wide current range with high accuracy without causing a decrease in accuracy. Disclosure of the invention
- two magnetic detecting elements arranged near a wiring that has a magnetic impedance effect and conduct current, and an alternating current is applied to both ends of the magnetic detecting element.
- Two detectors for detecting the amount of change corresponding to the magnetic detection element; a differential amplifier for differentially amplifying the outputs of the two detectors; and an output of the detector or an output of the differential amplifier.
- a negative feedback magnetic field applying means for applying a predetermined negative feedback magnetic field to the magnetic detection element.
- two magnetic detecting elements disposed near a wiring having a magnetic impedance effect and leading a current
- current applying means for applying an alternating current to both ends of the magnetic detecting element
- DC bias magnetic field applying means for applying a DC bias magnetic field to the detecting element
- negative feedback magnetic field applying means for applying a negative feedback magnetic field to the magnetic detecting element
- constant magnetic field applying means for applying a constant magnetic field to the magnetic detecting element
- a switching means for applying one of the negative feedback magnetic field and the constant magnetic field to the magnetic detection element; and a current based on a change amount of an alternating current that changes according to an external magnetic field applied to each of the magnetic detection elements.
- Two detecting means for detecting the amount of change in the magnetic field due to the magnetic detection element, and differential amplifying means for differentially amplifying the outputs of the two detecting means. Or applying a negative feedback magnetic field to the two magnetic sensing elements during a certain period and applying a constant magnetic field to the two magnetic sensing elements during another certain period in accordance with the output of the differential amplifying means, Applying a predetermined correction to the output of the differential amplifier in accordance with the output of the detector or the output of the differential amplifier during each period. It is characterized by.
- the negative feedback magnetic field applying means can be constituted by a negative feedback coil disposed near the magnetic detection element and a negative feedback element (the invention of claim 3). .
- two magnetic detecting elements arranged near a wiring having a magnetic impedance effect and leading a current, current applying means for applying an alternating current to both ends of the magnetic detecting element, DC bias magnetic field applying means for applying a DC bias magnetic field to the detecting element; a negative feedback coil and a plurality of negative feedback elements for applying a negative feedback magnetic field to the magnetic detecting element; and a switching means for switching the plurality of negative feedback elements.
- a stage two detecting means for detecting a change amount of a magnetic field due to a current from a change amount of an AC current which changes according to an external magnetic field applied to each of the magnetic detection elements in correspondence with the magnetic detection element, and the two detection means.
- differential amplification means for differentially amplifying the output of the means, wherein the plurality of negative feedback elements are selected according to the output of the detection means or the output of the differential amplification means.
- the DC bias magnetic field can be applied by a magnet disposed near the magnetic detection element (the fifth aspect of the invention).
- the two magnetic sensing elements are formed of a ferromagnetic thin film on a nonmagnetic substrate, and the DC bias magnetic field applying magnet and the negative feedback magnetic field applying negative feedback coil are formed of the thin film. (Invention of claim 6).
- the two magnetic detection elements can be arranged so that the absolute value of the output with respect to the magnetic flux generated by the current is equal and the polarity is opposite. Invention of Item 7).
- a switch for supplying or interrupting a current from a power supply to a load, a current detector for detecting the current, and a control power supply for supplying power to each unit of the device are provided.
- An overload current protection device that shuts off current supply to the load when an overcurrent occurs.
- Two magnetic detection elements arranged near a wiring having a magneto-impedance effect and conducting a current; current applying means for applying an alternating current to both ends of the magnetic detection element; and the magnetic detection element DC bias magnetic field applying means for applying a DC bias magnetic field to the magnetic field, and detecting the amount of change in the magnetic field due to the current from the amount of change in the AC current that changes according to the external magnetic field applied to the magnetic detection element.
- Two detection means a differential amplification means for differentially amplifying the outputs of the two detection means, and the magnetic detection of a predetermined negative feedback field according to the output of the detection means or the output of the differential amplification means And a means for applying a negative feedback magnetic field to be applied to the element.
- a switching device for supplying or interrupting a current from a power supply to a load, a current detector for detecting the current, and a control power supply for supplying power to each unit of the device.
- An overload current protection device that interrupts the supply of current to
- the current detector includes two magnetic detection elements arranged near a wiring that has a magnetic impedance effect and guides current; current applying means that applies an alternating current to both ends of the magnetic detection element; DC bias magnetic field applying means for applying a DC bias magnetic field to the detecting element, negative feedback magnetic field applying means for applying a negative feedback magnetic field to the magnetic detecting element, and constant magnetic field applying means for applying a constant magnetic field to the magnetic detecting element Switching means for applying one of the negative feedback magnetic field and the constant magnetic field to the magnetic detection element, and a change amount of an alternating current that changes according to an external magnetic field applied to each of the magnetic detection elements.
- It comprises: two detection means for detecting the amount of change in the magnetic field due to the current corresponding to the magnetic detection element; and differential amplification means for differentially amplifying the outputs of the two detection means. Or in accordance with the output of said differential amplifier means, certain A negative feedback magnetic field is applied to the two magnetic detection elements during a certain period, and a constant magnetic field is applied to the two magnetic detection elements during another certain period, and the output of the detection means or the differential amplification is applied during each period. It is characterized in that a predetermined correction is made to the output of the differential amplifying means according to the output of the means.
- the negative feedback magnetic field applying means can be constituted by a negative feedback coil arranged near the magnetic detection element and a negative feedback element (the invention of claim 10). ).
- the invention according to claim 11 includes a switch for supplying or interrupting a current from a power supply to a load, a current detector for detecting the current, and a control power supply for supplying power to each unit of the device, In an overload current protection device that cuts off current supply to the load,
- Two magnetic detection elements arranged near a wiring having a magneto-impedance effect and conducting a current; current applying means for applying an alternating current to both ends of the magnetic detection element; and the magnetic detection element DC bias magnetic field applying means for applying a DC bias magnetic field to the magnetic sensing element, a negative feedback coil for applying a negative feedback magnetic field to the magnetic sensing element, a plurality of negative feedback elements, and a switching means for switching the plurality of negative feedback elements.
- Two detecting means for detecting the amount of change in the magnetic field due to the current from the amount of change in the alternating current applied in response to the external magnetic field applied to each of the magnetic detecting elements in correspondence with the magnetic detecting element; and And differential amplifying means for differentially amplifying the output, wherein the plurality of feedback elements are selected according to the output of the detecting means or the output of the differential amplifying means. That.
- the DC bias magnetic field can be applied by a magnet disposed near the magnetic detection element (the invention of claim 12).
- the two magnetic sensing elements are formed of a ferromagnetic thin film on a non-magnetic substrate, and the DC bias magnetic field mark is formed.
- the additional magnet and the negative feedback coil for applying the negative feedback magnetic field can be formed by thin films (the invention of claim 13).
- the two magnetic detection elements can be arranged so that the absolute value of the output with respect to the magnetic flux generated by the current is equal and the polarities are opposite.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of the influence of the adjacent-phase wiring current.
- FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram showing a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a detection method of the detection sensitivity in FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a configuration diagram showing a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of the current detection characteristics in FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a structural example of the wire-shaped current sensing element according to the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a structural example of the thin-film current sensing element according to the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a system configuration diagram showing an example applied to an overload current protection device.
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing an example of a magnetic impedance characteristic.
- FIG. 11 is a circuit diagram showing a conventional example. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing a first embodiment of the present invention.
- la and 1b are magnetic impedance elements (also simply referred to as MI elements), and the shape may be either a wire or a thin film.
- 2 is a compensation coil for applying negative feedback to the Ml elements la and lb
- 3 is a magnet for applying a DC bias to the Ml elements la and lb
- 4 is an AC current to the Ml elements la and 1b.
- buffer means 5a and 5b are inserted according to the magnitude of the current output capability of the oscillation means 4.
- 6a and 6b are resistors
- 7a and 7b are detection means for detecting the amount of change in the alternating current that changes according to the external magnetic field applied to the MI elements la and lb
- 8 is the difference between the outputs of the detection means.
- the differential amplifier means 9 for dynamic amplification 9 is a negative feedback element for supplying a current to the compensation coil 2 according to the output of the differential amplifier means 8
- 10 is a wiring for guiding a detection current.
- the magneto-impedance elements 1a and lb are arranged so that the absolute values of the magnetic fluxes (Hbl, Hb2) generated by the current I flowing through the wiring 10 are equal and their directions are opposite.
- the differential amplifying means 8 By calculating the output difference between the detection means 7a and 7b by the differential amplifying means 8, it is possible to obtain an output proportional to the current.
- the compensation coil 2 and the negative feedback element 9 apply a magnetic field to the MI elements 1a and 1b in a direction to decrease the output of the differential amplifying means 8.
- the negative feedback element 9 is generally composed of a resistor. In this case, the output sensitivity to the detection current can be reduced in proportion to the resistance value. Therefore, the measurement accuracy can be further improved by optimizing the value of the negative feedback element 9 according to the measurement range.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the influence of the adjacent-phase wiring current, and shows a case where another current I2 flows at a position adjacent to the current I1.
- the magnetic fluxes generated by the currents I I and I 2 are ⁇ 1 and ⁇ 2, respectively, and the output of the difference between the two MI elements 1 a and 1 b is
- FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram showing a second embodiment of the present invention.
- a magnetic field is applied to the Ml elements la and lb by the compensation coil 2 and the negative feedback element 9 in a direction to decrease the output of the differential amplification means 8 according to the output of the differential amplification means 8 .
- a constant current is applied from the constant current means 91 to the compensation coil 2 by the switching means 92 for an arbitrary period at a preset cycle, and the differential amplifying means 8 at that time is applied.
- the output is detected by an analog-to-digital converter.
- the arithmetic control means 82 stores the output when a constant current is applied under predetermined conditions as a reference value, so that the output of the analog-to-digital conversion means 81 is compared with the reference value, and By correcting the difference to the output result, it is possible to correct changes in the device output due to environmental characteristics such as temperature and aging characteristics, and it is possible to provide a highly accurate current detection device with high environmental resistance.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a method for detecting the output sensitivity in FIG.
- the output characteristics of the sensor with respect to an external magnetic field show the characteristics of a general magnetic impedance element, and an arbitrary sensor output can be obtained regardless of the direction of the magnetic field based on the zero magnetic field.
- the median of the bias magnetic field is ⁇ ⁇
- the output difference between the detection means 7a and 7b becomes AV
- the output of the differential amplification means 8 becomes ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ (h: the gain of the differential amplification means).
- ⁇ VZ AH is nothing but sensor sensitivity.
- FIG. 5 is a configuration diagram showing a third embodiment of the present invention.
- this example is characterized in that two negative feedback elements 9a and 9b are used.
- the negative feedback elements 9 a and 9 b and the compensation coil 2 are arranged in such a manner that the output of the differential amplification means 8 is reduced in accordance with the output of the differential amplification means 8 so that the Ml elements 1 a and lb A magnetic field is applied to.
- the negative feedback elements 9a and 9b are generally composed of resistors as described above, the output sensitivity to the detected current can be reduced in proportion to the resistance value. Therefore, the values of the negative feedback elements 9a and 9b are set according to the measurement range, and are automatically switched by the switching means 92 according to the output of the differential amplifying means 8, thereby providing a wide measurement range. Thus, high-accuracy current detection characteristics can be obtained.
- two negative feedback elements are switched. However, three or more negative feedback elements may be used. Depending on the measurement range, negative feedback may not be performed without selecting a negative feedback element.
- FIG. 6 shows a current detection characteristic example according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing an example of the structure of the wire-shaped current sensing element according to the present invention.
- la and lb are MI elements
- 2 is a compensation coil for applying a negative feedback to the MI element
- 3 is a magnet for applying a DC bias to the MI element
- 10 is wiring for leading a detection current
- 11 is a shield plate for canceling the influence of an external magnetic field
- 13 is a through hole for extracting a signal to the outside.
- FIG. 8 shows an example of the structure of a thin-film current sensing element according to the present invention
- FIG. (B) is a sectional view.
- Fig. 8 14 shows a substrate made of a nonmagnetic material
- (b) shows la and lb shown in (a)
- a thin film MI element a thin film MI element
- 2 shows a thin film compensation coil for applying negative feedback to the MI element.
- the Ml elements la, 1b and the coil 2 are laminated on the substrate 14 via an insulator such as nitrogen silicide.
- 3a and 3b are thin-film magnets for applying a DC bias to the MI element.
- the wide portions at both ends of the Ml elements 1a and 1b and the coil 2 are pads for external wiring. Since the outer shape of the substrate 14 can be realized in a few millimeters, a drastic reduction in size, cost and power consumption can be achieved.
- the current detection device is shown for one phase, but it is needless to say that when three phases are required, such as when used for receiving and wiring equipment, the current detection device for the number of phases can be used. .
- FIG. 9 shows an example of an overcurrent protection device using the above current detection device.
- R, S, and T indicate power supply lines connected to a three-phase AC power supply (not shown), and a three-phase contactor (switch) 20 and three power supply transformers 50a, 50b, 50 c, and between the three-phase contactor 20 and the three power supply transformers 50 a, 50 b, 50 c, the current detectors 40 a, 40 b, 40c is located.
- the contactor 20 has three sets of contacts 20a, 20b, 20c, each of which is provided with a different power supply line R, S, T, and a separate primary supply transformer 50a, 50b, 50c. It is connected to the electric motor 30 via a wire.
- the sets of contacts are mechanically coupled to operate simultaneously by an electromagnetic coil 20d.
- the electromagnetic coil 20 d is connected to a digital output of the microcomputer 80.
- a control circuit including the microcomputer 80, current detectors 40a, 40b, 40c, power supply transformers 50a, 50b, 50c, and the like form an electronic overload relay 100.
- the current detectors 40a, 40b, 40c are shown here as comprising a MI element 400 composed of la and lb, and a drive / detection section 401, and their outputs are sequentially switched by the switch 60. .
- the outputs of the current detectors 40a, 40b, 40c selected by the switch 60 are connected to the analog input of the microcomputer 80 via the half-wave rectifier 70.
- the control power supply is formed by connecting the secondary windings of the power supply transformers 50a, 50b, 50c to the first storage capacitor CO via the rectifier diodes DO, D1, D2. .
- the first storage capacitor C 0 is connected between the positive input of the voltage regulator 90 and ground, and the second storage (stabilization) capacitor C is connected between the positive output of the voltage regulator 9 and ground. 1 is connected so that a constant level voltage Vcc is supplied from the voltage regulator 90 as control power.
- D3, D4, and D5 are protection diodes.
- a bias magnetic field and a negative feedback magnetic field are applied to the Ml element to improve linearity
- a bias magnetic field is applied by a magnet and a negative feedback magnetic field is applied by a compensation coil. This makes it possible to reduce the size, cost, and power consumption compared to a configuration in which a negative feedback magnetic field is applied by a coil.
- the linearity can be improved by optimizing the value of the negative feedback element according to the measurement range.
- the two Ml elements are equal in absolute value of the magnetic flux generated by the detection current. By arranging them so that their directions are opposite and taking the difference between the detection means, current detection can be performed without being affected by a disturbance magnetic field or an adjacent wiring current magnetic field. Therefore, it is possible to provide a current detection device that is hardly affected by noise and has excellent environmental resistance.
- a known magnetic field is applied to the MI element, and the sensitivity of the magnetic detection element can be automatically detected from the output at that time. Can be calibrated. Therefore, it is possible to provide a current detection device having excellent environmental resistance characteristics and aging characteristics.
- the Ml element, bias magnet, and non-feedback coil are composed of thin films and can be constructed on a substrate of several millimeters, it is possible to dramatically reduce the size, cost, and power consumption. . Therefore, it is possible to provide a high-precision current detection device which is small and excellent in mass production.
- the current detection device described above detects the current flowing through the conductor, and when the magnitude of the current exceeds a predetermined threshold, cuts off the current and controls the power supply to the load. If applied to an overload current protector, an overload current protector that is small, low-cost, has wide current detection, and has excellent linearity can be obtained.
- Two magnetic sensing elements arranged near the wiring which has a magneto-impedance effect and conducts current
- DC bias magnetic field applying means for applying a DC bias magnetic field to the magnetic detection element
- Differential amplification means for dynamic amplification Differential amplification means for dynamic amplification
- Negative feedback magnetic field applying means for applying a predetermined negative feedback magnetic field to the magnetic detection element according to the output of the detection means or the output of the differential amplifying means.
- DC bias magnetic field applying means for applying a DC bias magnetic field to the magnetic detection element
- Negative feedback magnetic field applying means for applying a negative feedback magnetic field to the magnetic detection element
- Constant magnetic field applying means for applying a constant magnetic field to the magnetic detection element
- Switching means for applying one of the negative feedback magnetic field and the constant magnetic field to the magnetic detection element
- Differential amplification means for differentially amplifying the outputs of the two detection means, and negative feedback to the two magnetic detection elements in a certain period according to the output of the detection means or the output of the differential amplification means
- a magnetic field is applied, and in another certain period, a constant magnetic field is applied to the two magnetic detection elements, and the differential amplifying means is provided in accordance with the output of the detecting means or the output of the differential amplifying means in each period.
- a current detector characterized in that a predetermined correction is made to the output of the current detector.
- the current detecting device according to claim 1, wherein the negative feedback magnetic field applying unit is configured by a negative feedback coil arranged near the magnetic detection element and a negative feedback element.
- DC bias magnetic field applying means for applying a DC bias magnetic field to the magnetic detection element
- Switching means for switching the plurality of negative feedback elements
- Differential amplification means for differentially amplifying the outputs of the two detection means, wherein the plurality of negative feedback circuits are provided in accordance with the output of the detection means or the output of the differential amplification means.
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