WO2024244952A1 - 电动工具 - Google Patents
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- the present application specifically relates to an electric tool.
- the free end of the output shaft of the power tool is generally equipped with functional parts such as drill bits and saw blades, and is provided with operating parts that can be operated by the user to switch the tool's on and off state.
- the motor in the tool will be driven to operate so that the functional parts can perform operations such as tightening and cutting.
- the motor in the tool will be controlled to stop, and the functional parts will also stop working.
- the user may still need to use the lighting, display and other functions of the power tool.
- One object of the present application is to solve or at least alleviate part or all of the above problems. To this end, one object of the present application is to provide an electric tool.
- An electric tool comprises: a motor; a power supply management device, comprising a power supply and configured to at least supply power to the motor; a driving device, configured to drive the motor to operate so as to realize the main function of the electric tool; an operating device, configured to be operated by a user to enable one or more functions of the electric tool, and output a function signal corresponding to the function enabled by the user to the power supply management device; the electric tool has a main function and at least one auxiliary function, and the function signal comprises a main function signal corresponding to the main function and an auxiliary function signal corresponding to each auxiliary function; wherein the power supply management device is further configured to output a first enable signal when any function signal is received, and output a third enable signal to the driving device when the main function signal is received; the electric tool also comprises: a first controller, connected to the power supply management device and configured to output a first drive signal to the driving device when at least the first enable signal is received; wherein the driving device is further configured to drive the motor to operate when the third enable signal and the first
- the operating device is also configured to output a main function signal to the first controller when the user enables the main function; the first controller, which is also connected to the operating device, is also configured to output a first drive signal to the drive device when it receives the first enable signal and the main function signal.
- the driving device includes a driving circuit and a driving signal generating circuit; the first controller is also configured to output a first driving signal to the driving circuit and a second driving signal to the driving signal generating circuit when at least a first enabling signal is received; the driving signal generating circuit is configured to output a second driving signal after a voltage boost process to the driving circuit when a third enabling signal and a second driving signal are received; the driving circuit is configured to drive the motor to operate when the first driving signal and the second driving signal are received.
- the driving device includes a driving circuit and a driving integrated chip; the first controller is also configured to output a first driving signal to the driving integrated chip when at least a first enable signal is received; the driving integrated chip is configured to output a processed first driving signal to the driving circuit when a third enable signal and the first driving signal are received; the driving circuit is configured to drive the motor to operate when the first driving signal is received.
- the power tool also includes: an auxiliary device, configured to realize the auxiliary functions of the power tool; a second controller, connected to the operating device and to the power supply management device; the operating device is also configured to output a function signal corresponding to the function enabled by the user to the second controller; the power supply management device is also configured to output a second enable signal to the second controller when any function signal is received; the second controller is configured to control the operation of the corresponding auxiliary device to realize the corresponding auxiliary function when the second enable signal is received and an auxiliary function signal corresponding to any auxiliary function is received.
- the auxiliary function includes an interface display function
- the auxiliary device includes an interface display device corresponding to the interface display function
- the second controller is also configured to light up the interface display device and turn off the interface display device after a first preset time period when it receives a second enable signal and an auxiliary function signal corresponding to the interface display function.
- the auxiliary function includes a power display function
- the auxiliary device includes a power display device corresponding to the power display function
- the second controller is also configured to light up the power display device and turn off the power display device after a second preset time when it receives a second enable signal and an auxiliary function signal corresponding to the power display function.
- the operating device is also configured to be operated by a user to turn off one or more functions of the power tool, and interrupt the output of a function signal corresponding to the function turned off by the user to the second controller and the power supply management device.
- the second controller is further configured to output a first maintenance signal to the power supply management device and interrupt the transmission of the first maintenance signal after a third preset time when the main function signal is lost;
- the power supply management device is further configured to interrupt the transmission of the first maintenance signal to the power supply management device when the main function signal is lost and the first maintenance signal is lost.
- the driving device outputs a third enabling signal.
- the second controller is also configured to output a second maintenance signal to the power supply management device and interrupt the transmission of the second maintenance signal after a fourth preset time period when all functional signals are lost; the fourth preset time period is greater than or equal to the third preset time period; the power supply management device is also configured to interrupt the output of the first enable signal to the first controller when all functional signals are lost and the second maintenance signal is lost.
- the second controller is also configured to output a third maintenance signal to the power supply management device and interrupt the transmission of the third maintenance signal after a fifth preset time period when all functional signals are lost; the fifth preset time period is greater than or equal to the fourth preset time period; the power supply management device is also configured to interrupt the output of the second enable signal to the second controller when all functional signals are lost and the third maintenance signal is lost.
- a bench tool comprises: a workbench having at least one work plane for placing a workpiece; a cutting assembly acting on the workpiece; a motor operating to drive the cutting assembly to realize the main function of the bench tool; a power supply management device comprising a power supply and configured to at least supply power to the motor; a driving device configured to drive the motor to operate to realize the main function of the bench tool; an operating device configured to be operated by a user to enable one or more functions of the power tool, and output a function signal corresponding to the function enabled by the user to the power supply management device; the bench tool has a main function and at least one auxiliary function, and the function signal comprises a main function signal corresponding to the main function and an auxiliary function signal corresponding to each auxiliary function; wherein the power supply management device is further configured to output a first enable signal when any function signal is received, and output a third enable signal to the driving device when the main function signal is received; the bench tool further comprises: a first controller connected to the power supply management device and configured to output a first drive
- An electric tool comprises: a motor; a power supply management device, comprising a power supply and configured to at least supply power to the motor; a driving device, configured to drive the motor to operate so as to realize the main function of the electric tool; an operating device, configured to be operated by a user to enable the main function, and output a main function signal corresponding to the main function to the power supply management device; wherein the power supply management device is further configured to output a first enable signal upon receiving the main function signal, and output a third enable signal to the driving device; the electric tool also comprises: a first controller, connected to the power supply management device and configured to output a first drive signal to the driving device upon receiving at least the first enable signal; wherein the driving device is further configured to drive the motor to operate upon receiving the third enable signal and the first drive signal.
- a control method for an electric tool comprising: when a user enables one or more functions of the electric tool, an operating device outputs a function signal corresponding to the function enabled by the user to a power supply management device; when the power supply management device receives any function signal, the operating device outputs a first enable signal to a first controller, and when receiving a main function signal corresponding to a main function, the operating device outputs a third enable signal to a driving device; when the first controller receives at least the first enable signal, the operating device outputs a first drive signal to the driving device; and when the power supply management device receives at least the first enable signal, the operating device outputs a first enable signal to the driving device.
- the drive motor operates to realize the main function.
- An electric tool comprises: a motor; a power supply management device, comprising a power supply and configured to supply power to at least the motor; a driving device, configured to drive the motor to operate; an operating device, configured to be operated by a user to switch the on/off state of the electric tool and output a corresponding on signal or off signal; wherein the electric tool further comprises: a first controller, connected to the operating device and the driving device, and configured to output a driving signal to the driving device upon receiving a turning-on signal; a second controller, connected to the operating device and the driving device, and configured to output a driving enable signal to the driving device upon receiving a turning-on signal; and the driving device is further configured to drive the motor to operate upon receiving a driving signal and a driving enable signal.
- the first controller is further configured to stop outputting the driving signal to the driving device upon receiving a shutdown signal.
- the power management device is connected to the first controller, and the power management device is further configured to output a first enable signal to the first controller when receiving a start signal.
- the first controller is also configured to output a first power-off signal to the power supply management device after waiting for a sixth preset time period when receiving a shutdown signal; the power supply management device is also configured to stop outputting a first enable signal to the first controller when receiving the first power-off signal.
- the first controller is further configured to output a maintenance signal to the power supply management device when receiving a start signal; the power supply management device is further configured to continue to output the first enable signal to the first controller when losing the start signal and receiving the maintenance signal.
- the first controller is also configured to stop outputting a maintenance signal to the power supply management device after waiting for a sixth preset time period when receiving a shutdown signal; the power supply management device is also configured to stop outputting a first enable signal to the first controller when the maintenance signal is lost.
- the electric tool also includes: a parameter detection device, connected to the motor and the second controller, and configured to detect the operating parameters of the motor and transmit the operating parameters of the motor to the second controller; the second controller is also configured to output a second power-off signal to the power supply management device after receiving the shutdown signal and after a seventh preset time period, when the operating parameters are still in a changing state; the power supply management device is also configured to stop outputting the first enable signal to the first controller when receiving the second power-off signal.
- a parameter detection device connected to the motor and the second controller, and configured to detect the operating parameters of the motor and transmit the operating parameters of the motor to the second controller
- the second controller is also configured to output a second power-off signal to the power supply management device after receiving the shutdown signal and after a seventh preset time period, when the operating parameters are still in a changing state
- the power supply management device is also configured to stop outputting the first enable signal to the first controller when receiving the second power-off signal.
- the second controller is further configured to stop outputting the drive enable signal to the drive device after receiving the shutdown signal and a seventh preset time period has elapsed.
- the first controller is further configured to stop outputting the driving signal to the driving device when the first enabling signal is lost.
- a method for controlling an electric tool comprises: when the electric tool is switched to an on state, operating The device outputs a start signal to the first controller and the second controller; when the first controller receives the start signal, it outputs a drive signal to the drive device; when the second controller receives the start signal, it outputs a drive enable signal to the drive device; when the drive device receives the drive signal and the drive enable signal, the drive motor runs.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an electric power tool according to an embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the electric control principle of the electric tool shown in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 3 is a circuit block diagram of an operating device in the electric tool shown in FIG. 2 .
- FIG. 4 is a circuit block diagram of the power supply management device in the electric tool shown in FIG. 2 .
- FIG. 5 is a circuit block diagram of a driving device in the electric tool shown in FIG. 2 .
- FIG. 6 is another circuit block diagram of the driving device in the electric tool shown in FIG. 2 .
- FIG. 7 is another electrical control schematic diagram of the electric tool shown in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 8 is a circuit block diagram of the power supply management device in the electric tool shown in FIG. 7 .
- FIG. 9 is another electrical control schematic diagram of the electric tool shown in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 10 is a circuit block diagram of the power supply management device in the electric tool shown in FIG. 9 .
- FIG. 11 is a flow chart of a method for controlling an electric tool according to an embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a perspective view of an electric power tool according to an embodiment.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram of the electrical control principle of the electric tool shown in FIG. 12 .
- FIG. 14 is a circuit block diagram of the motor, the driving device, the first controller, and the second controller in the electric tool shown in FIG. 13 .
- FIG. 15 is a partial circuit diagram of a driving device in the electric tool shown in FIG. 14 .
- FIG. 16 is another electrical control schematic diagram of the electric tool shown in FIG. 12 .
- FIG. 17 is a partial circuit diagram of the power supply management device and the operating device in the electric tool shown in FIG. 16 .
- FIG. 18 is another electrical control schematic diagram of the electric tool shown in FIG. 12 .
- FIG. 19 is a partial circuit diagram of the power supply management device and the operating device in the electric tool shown in FIG. 18 .
- FIG. 20 is a flow chart of a method for controlling an electric tool according to an embodiment.
- the term "and/or” is a description of the association relationship between related objects, indicating that three relationships can exist.
- a and/or B can represent: A exists alone, A and B exist at the same time, and B exists alone.
- the character "/" in this application generally indicates that the related objects before and after are in an "and/or” relationship.
- connection may refer to direct connection, combination, coupling, or installation, or indirect connection, combination, coupling, or installation.
- direct connection refers to two parts or components being connected together without the need for an intermediate piece
- indirect connection refers to two parts or components being connected to at least one intermediate piece respectively, and the two parts or components being connected via the intermediate piece.
- connect and “couple” are not limited to physical or mechanical connections or couplings, and may include electrical connections or couplings.
- relative terms e.g., "about,” “approximately,” “substantially,” etc.
- the relative terms include at least the degree of error associated with the measurement of a specific value, the tolerances caused by manufacturing, assembly, and use associated with a specific value, and the like. Such terms should also be considered to disclose a range defined by the absolute values of the two endpoints. Relative terms may refer to plus or minus a certain percentage (e.g., 1%, 5%, 10% or more) of the indicated value. Numerical values that do not use relative terms should also be disclosed as specific values with tolerances.
- substantially may refer to plus or minus a certain degree (e.g., 1 degree, 5 degrees, 10 degrees or more) on the basis of the indicated angle when expressing a relative angular position relationship (e.g., substantially parallel, substantially perpendicular).
- the function performed by a component can be performed by one component, multiple components, one part, or multiple parts.
- the function performed by a part can also be performed by one part, one component, or a combination of multiple parts.
- controller In this application, the terms “controller”, “processor”, “central processing unit”, “CPU”, and “MCU” are interchangeable. When a unit “controller”, “processor”, “central processing unit”, “CPU”, or “MCU” is used to perform a specific function, unless otherwise specified, these functions can be performed by a single unit or multiple units.
- the terms “device”, “module” or “unit” may be implemented in the form of hardware or software to achieve specific functions.
- the terms “calculate”, “judge”, “control”, “determine”, “identify”, etc. refer to the operations and processes of a computer system or similar electronic computing device (e.g., controller, processor, etc.).
- Fig. 1 shows an electric tool 100 as an embodiment of the present application.
- the electric tool 100 shown in Fig. 1 is a bench-type tool, and the electric tools in other embodiments may also be handheld electric tools or other forms of electric tools.
- the power tool 100 has a main function and at least one auxiliary function.
- the main function is the original intention of the user to use the power tool 100. In most cases, the main function is realized by the motor drive.
- the main function can be a cutting function.
- the auxiliary function can be a related function that assists the main function, or a secondary function that is unrelated to the main function.
- the auxiliary function can be a display function, including the display function of the table saw mode indicator light, the display function of the miter saw speed control interface, etc.
- the electric tool 200 includes: a motor 10, a power supply management device 20 and a drive device 30.
- the motor 10 can be connected to a cutting component such as a saw blade, and after operation, it can drive a cutting component such as a saw blade to realize the main functions of the electric tool 200.
- the motor 10 can be a brushless motor.
- the power supply management device 20 includes a power supply, which can at least supply power to the motor 10.
- the power supply management device 20 may include a power supply, a transistor, and a power chip.
- the drive device 30 is connected to the motor 10, and can drive the motor 10 to operate to realize the main functions of the electric tool 200.
- the drive device 30 may include a three-phase inverter bridge.
- the electric tool 200 also includes an operating device 40 for the user to operate to enable any one or more functions of the electric tool 200.
- the operating device 40 may include a mechanical switch, a signal switch, etc.
- the operating device 40 is connected to the power supply management device 20. After the user operates to enable any one or more functions of the electric tool 200, the operating device 40 may output a function signal corresponding to the function enabled by the user to the power supply management device 20.
- the function signal corresponding to the main function is the main function signal
- the function signal corresponding to each auxiliary function is the auxiliary function signal.
- the user only enables the main function through the operating device 40, and the operating device 40 only outputs the main function signal to the power supply management device 20; in another case, the user enables any one or more auxiliary functions, and the operating device 40 outputs the function signal corresponding to each enabled auxiliary function. in other cases, the user enables both the main function and any one or more auxiliary functions, and the operating device 40 simultaneously outputs the main function signal and the corresponding auxiliary function signal.
- the power supply management device 20 can receive function signals from the operating device 40, and can be set to output a first enable signal that meets the voltage requirement of the first controller 50, such as a 12V voltage signal, after receiving any function signal; and output a third enable signal to the drive device 30 after receiving the main function signal.
- a first enable signal that meets the voltage requirement of the first controller 50, such as a 12V voltage signal, after receiving any function signal.
- the power supply management device 20 only receives the main function signal, outputs the first enable signal to the first controller 50, and outputs the third enable signal to the drive device 30; in another case, the power supply management device 20 receives any one or more auxiliary function signals, and outputs the first enable signal to the first controller 50; in other cases, the power supply management device 20 receives both the main function signal and any one or more auxiliary function signals, outputs the first enable signal to the first controller 50, and outputs the third enable signal to the drive device 30.
- the electric tool 200 also includes a first controller 50 for controlling the realization of the main function.
- the first controller 50 may include a processor such as a CPU, an MCU, and a memory storing instructions executable by the processor.
- the first controller 50 is connected to the power supply management device 20 and the drive device 30, and can receive a first enable signal from the power supply management device 20. It can be configured to output a first drive signal to the drive device 30 after receiving at least the first enable signal.
- the first controller 50 is also connected to the operating device 40. After the user operates to enable the main function, the operating device 40 also outputs the main function signal to the first controller 50. The first controller 50 will output the first drive signal to the drive device 30 after receiving the first enable signal and the main function signal.
- the driving device 30 is capable of receiving a third enable signal from the power supply management device 20 and a first drive signal from the first controller 50, and can be configured to drive the motor 10 to operate to realize the main functions of the power tool 200 after receiving the third enable signal and the first drive signal; and cannot drive the motor 10 to operate when only the first drive signal is received and the third enable signal is not received.
- FIG. 3 is a circuit block diagram of the operating device 40 in the electric tool 200 shown in FIG. 2 .
- the operating device 40 may include a switch 41 representing a main function, a switch 42 representing a first auxiliary function, and a switch 43 representing a second auxiliary function.
- the A terminal is connected to the power supply, when the user presses the switch 41, the AB terminal is connected, and the main function signal can be obtained from the B terminal; when the user presses the switch 42, the AC terminal is connected, and the auxiliary function signal corresponding to the first auxiliary function can be obtained from the C terminal; when the user presses the switch 43, the AD terminal is connected, and the auxiliary function signal corresponding to the second auxiliary function can be obtained from the D terminal; and when the user presses any one or more of the switch 41, the switch 42 or the switch 43, the E terminal can detect that the user has enabled at least one function.
- FIG. 4 is a circuit block diagram of the power management device 20 in the power tool 200 shown in FIG. 2.
- the power management device 20 may include a power supply (not shown), a first transistor group 21, The first power chip 22 and the third transistor group 24.
- the first transistor group 21 is connected to the operating device 40, the power supply, and the first power chip 22.
- the first power chip 22 is also connected to the third transistor group 24 and the first controller 50.
- the third transistor group 24 is also connected to the operating device 40 and the driving device 30.
- the first transistor group 21 receives the main function signal from the operating device 40 and then turns on the path between it and the first power chip 22.
- the first power chip 22 then outputs the first enable signal to the third transistor 24 and the first controller 50.
- the third transistor 24 receives the first enable signal from the first power chip 22 and the main function signal from the operating device 40, it outputs the third enable signal to the drive device 30.
- the first transistor group 21 When the user enables any one or more auxiliary functions but does not enable the main function, the first transistor group 21 receives the auxiliary function signal from the operating device 40 and then turns on the path between it and the first power chip 22. The first power chip 22 then outputs the first enable signal to the third transistor 24 and the first controller 50. However, the third transistor 24 does not receive the main function signal and cannot output the third enable signal to the drive device 30.
- the drive device 30 may include a drive circuit 31 and a drive signal generating circuit 32.
- the drive circuit 31 is connected to the drive signal generating circuit 32 and the first controller 50, and may be a three-phase inverter bridge composed of six switching elements, and the motor 10 can be controlled to change phase by controlling the on and off of the six switching elements;
- the drive signal generating circuit 32 is also connected to the power supply management device 20 and the first controller 50, and may be a bootstrap circuit that can perform voltage boost processing on the received signal.
- the first controller 50 may also be configured to, after receiving at least the first enable signal, output a first drive signal for controlling three switch elements in the drive circuit 31 to the drive circuit 31, and output a second drive signal for controlling another three switch elements in the drive circuit 31 to the drive signal generation circuit 32.
- the first controller 50 includes, in addition to the processor and the memory, a power amplifier circuit that can amplify the power of the first drive signal to be output and output the amplified first drive signal to the drive circuit 31.
- the drive signal generating circuit 32 receives a second drive signal from the first controller 50 and a third enable signal from the power supply management device 20, and can be configured to boost the second drive signal and output the boosted second drive signal to the drive circuit 31 after receiving the second drive signal and the third enable signal.
- the driving circuit 31 is capable of receiving a first driving signal from the first controller 50 and a second driving signal from the driving signal generating circuit 32 , and can be configured to drive the motor 10 to operate to realize the main functions of the power tool 200 after receiving the first driving signal and the second driving signal.
- the drive signal generating circuit 32 When the user activates the main function, the drive signal generating circuit 32 outputs the second drive signal after the boost processing to the drive circuit 31 after receiving the third enable signal from the power supply management device 20 and the second drive signal from the first controller 50.
- the drive circuit 31 receives the first enable signal from the first controller 50.
- the driving signal and the second driving signal from the driving signal generating circuit 32 drive the motor 10 to operate.
- the drive signal generating circuit 32 does not receive the third enable signal from the power supply management device 20 and cannot output the second drive signal to the drive circuit 31.
- the drive circuit 31 does not receive the second drive signal from the drive signal generating circuit 32 and cannot drive the motor 50 to operate.
- FIG6 is another circuit block diagram of the driving device 30 in the electric tool 200 shown in FIG2 .
- the driving device 30 may include a driving circuit 31 and a driving integrated chip 33.
- the driving circuit 31 is connected to the driving integrated chip 33; the driving integrated chip 33 is also connected to the power supply management device 20 and the first controller 50.
- the first controller 50 may also be configured to output the first and/or second drive signals for controlling the drive circuit 31 to the drive integrated chip 33 after receiving at least the first enable signal.
- the drive integrated chip 33 receives the drive signal from the first controller 50 and the third enable signal from the power supply management device 20, and may be configured to process the drive signal and output the processed drive signal to the drive circuit 31 after receiving the drive signal and the third enable signal.
- the drive circuit 31 is capable of receiving the processed drive signal from the drive integrated chip 33, and may be configured to drive the motor 10 to operate to realize the main functions of the power tool 200 after receiving the drive signal.
- the driver integrated chip 33 When the user enables the main function, the driver integrated chip 33 outputs the processed drive signal to the drive circuit 31 after receiving the third enable signal from the power supply management device 20 and the drive signal from the first controller 50. After receiving the drive signal from the driver integrated chip 33, the drive circuit 31 drives the motor 10 to operate.
- the driver integrated chip 33 When the user enables any one or more auxiliary functions but does not enable the main function, the driver integrated chip 33 does not receive the third enable signal from the power supply management device 20 and cannot output the processed drive signal to the drive circuit 31.
- the drive circuit 31 does not receive the drive signal from the driver integrated chip 33 and cannot drive the motor 10 to operate.
- At least two drive signals are required for the normal operation of the drive motor.
- the first drive signal can be issued after the first controller is powered on
- the third enable signal issued by the power supply management device is independently dependent on user operation, thereby ensuring that the motor will not start accidentally when the auxiliary function is enabled but the main function is not enabled or when the first controller fails, thereby meeting product safety regulations and improving the safety of the tool and the user experience.
- the power tool 200 may also have only the main function.
- the operating device 40 When the user activates the main function of the power tool 200, the operating device 40 outputs the main function signal to the power supply management device 20. After receiving the main function signal, the power supply management device 20 outputs the first enable signal to the first controller 50 and outputs the third enable signal to the drive device 30. After receiving at least the first enable signal, the first controller 50 outputs the first drive signal to the drive device 30. After receiving the third enable signal, the drive device 30 outputs the first drive signal. After receiving the first driving signal, the motor 10 is driven to operate to realize the main function, so that the electric tool motor will not start accidentally when the first controller fails, which can ensure user safety and improve user experience.
- FIG7 is another electric control principle diagram of the electric tool shown in FIG1 .
- the electric tool 300 may also include an auxiliary device 60.
- the number of the auxiliary devices 60 may correspond to the number of auxiliary functions of the electric tool 300, that is, each auxiliary device implements a corresponding auxiliary function.
- the auxiliary function is a display function
- the auxiliary device may be an LED light group or a display screen.
- the operating device 40 can also output a function signal corresponding to the function enabled by the user to the second controller 70 to be described later.
- the power supply management device 20 can also be configured to output a second enable signal that meets the voltage requirement of the second controller 70, such as a 3.3V voltage signal, after receiving any function signal.
- the electric tool 300 also includes a second controller 70 for controlling the auxiliary function.
- the second controller 70 may include a processor such as a CPU or an MCU and a memory storing instructions executable by the processor.
- the second controller 70 is connected to the operating device 10 and the power supply management device 20, and can receive a function signal from the operating device 10 and a second enable signal from the power supply management device 20. After receiving the second enable signal and the auxiliary function signal, the second controller 70 controls the operation of the corresponding auxiliary device to realize the corresponding auxiliary function.
- the electric tool 300 has an auxiliary function of an interface display function.
- the auxiliary device includes an interface display device 61 corresponding to the interface display function.
- the operating device 40 After the user enables the interface display function through the operating device 40, the operating device 40 outputs a first auxiliary function signal corresponding to the interface display function to the power supply management device 20 and the second controller 70.
- the power supply management device 20 outputs a second enable signal to the second controller 70.
- the second controller 70 lights up the interface display device 61 and turns off the interface display device 61 after the first preset time T1.
- the electric tool 300 has another auxiliary function in addition to the interface display function: a power display function.
- the auxiliary device includes, in addition to the interface display device 61, a power display device 62 corresponding to the power display function.
- the user enables the power display function and the power display function at the same time through the operating device 40.
- the operating device 40 outputs a first auxiliary function signal corresponding to the interface display function and a second auxiliary function signal corresponding to the power display function to the power management device 20 and the second controller 70.
- the power management device 20 outputs a second enable signal to the second controller 70.
- the second controller 70 After receiving the second enable signal, the first auxiliary function signal and the second auxiliary function signal, the second controller 70 lights up the interface display device 61 and turns off the interface display device 61 after a first preset time T1, and lights up the power display device 62 and turns off the power display device 62 after a second preset time T2.
- the first preset time T1 may be 5 minutes
- the second preset time length T2 may be 10 seconds.
- FIG8 is a circuit block diagram of the power supply management device 20 in the power tool 300 shown in FIG7 .
- the power supply management device 20 may include a power supply (not shown), a first transistor group 21, a first power chip 22, a second transistor group 23, a third transistor group 24, and a second power chip 25.
- the first transistor group 21 is connected to the operating device 40, the power supply, and the first power chip 22, the first power chip 22 is also connected to the second transistor group 23 and the second power chip 25, the second transistor group 23 is also connected to the first controller 50 and the third transistor group 24, and the third transistor group 24 is also connected to the operating device 40 and the driving device 30.
- the first transistor group 21 receives the main function signal from the operating device 40 and then turns on the path between it and the first power chip 22.
- the first power chip 22 then turns on the path between it and the second power chip 25 and the second transistor group 23.
- the second power chip 25 then outputs a second enable signal to the second controller 70.
- the second transistor group 23 then outputs the first enable signal to the first controller 50 and the third transistor group 24.
- the third transistor group 24 receives the first enable signal from the second transistor group 22 and the main function signal from the operating device 40, and then outputs the third enable signal to the drive device 30.
- the first transistor group 21 receives the auxiliary function signal from the operating device 40 and then turns on the path between it and the first power chip 22.
- the first power chip 22 then turns on the path between it and the second power chip 25 and the second transistor group 23.
- the second power chip 25 then outputs the second enable signal to the second controller 70.
- the second transistor group 23 then outputs the first enable signal to the first controller 50 and the third transistor group 24.
- the third transistor 24 does not receive the main function signal and cannot output the third enable signal to the drive device 30.
- the first power chip no longer directly supplies power to the first controller. Instead, the first power chip leads to the second transistor group and the second power chip to supply power to the first and second controllers respectively, so that the power supply processes of the first and second controllers can be independent of each other, and the interruption of power supply to the first controller will not interfere with the second controller.
- two controllers are used to be responsible for the main function and auxiliary function of the power tool respectively.
- the first controller and the second controller can independently control the motor and each auxiliary device to realize the corresponding functions without interfering with each other, thereby ensuring that the power tool can work normally according to the user's actual intention.
- the electric tool 400 may include a motor 10 , a power management device 20 , a driving device 30 , a driving device 40 , a first controller 50 , an auxiliary device 60 , and a second controller 70 .
- the operating device 40 can also interrupt the output of the function signal corresponding to the function turned off by the user to the power supply management device 20 and the second controller 70 after the user turns off any one or more functions of the power tool 400.
- the second controller 70 When the second controller 70 loses the functional signal from the operating device 40, it can be set to output a first maintenance signal to the power supply management device 20 after losing the main functional signal and interrupt the transmission of the first maintenance signal after a third preset time T3; and after losing all functional signals, output a second maintenance signal and a third maintenance signal to the power supply management device 20, interrupt the transmission of the second maintenance signal after a fourth preset time T4, and interrupt the transmission of the third maintenance signal after a fifth preset time T5.
- the power supply management device 20 loses the functional signal from the operating device 40 and receives the maintenance signal from the second controller 70. It can be set to continue the output of the third enable signal when the main functional signal is lost and the first maintenance signal is obtained, and after the third preset time T3, after the main functional signal and the first maintenance signal are lost, the output of the third enable signal to the driving device 30 is interrupted; when all functional signals are lost and the second maintenance signal is obtained, the output of the first enable signal continues, and after the fourth preset time T4, after all functional signals and the second maintenance signal are lost, the output of the first enable signal to the first controller 50 is interrupted; and when all functional signals are lost and the third maintenance signal is obtained, the output of the second enable signal continues, and after the fifth preset time T5, after all functional signals and the third maintenance signal are lost, the output of the second enable signal to the second controller 70 is interrupted.
- the third preset time length T3 is less than or equal to the fourth preset time length T4, and the fourth preset time length T4 is less than or equal to the fifth preset time length T5.
- the third preset time length T3 and the fourth preset time length T4 can be 10 seconds
- the fifth preset time length T5 can be 5 minutes.
- the fifth preset time length T5 is greater than or equal to the time taken by each auxiliary device to realize the corresponding auxiliary function, so that the auxiliary function can be completed before the device is powered off.
- the first preset time length T1 for the interface display device 61 to realize the interface display function is 5 minutes
- the second preset time length T2 for the power display device 62 to realize the power display function is 10 seconds
- the fifth preset time length T5 can be 5 minutes.
- FIG. 10 is a circuit block diagram of the power supply management device 20 in the power tool 400 shown in FIG. 9 .
- the power supply management device 20 may include a power supply (not shown), a first transistor group 21, a first power supply chip 22, a second transistor group 23, a third transistor group 24, and a second power supply chip 25.
- the first transistor group 21 is connected to the operating device 40, the power supply, the first power supply chip 22, and the second controller 70
- the first power supply chip 22 is also connected to the second transistor group 23 and the second power supply chip 25
- the second transistor group 23 is also connected to the first controller 50, the third transistor group 24, and the second controller 70
- the third transistor group 24 is also connected to the operating device 40, the driving device 30, and the second controller 70.
- the third preset time length T3 and the fourth preset time length T4 are 10 seconds, and the fifth preset time length T5 is 5 minutes.
- the third transistor group 24 obtains the first maintenance signal when the main function signal is lost, and can continue to output the third enable signal until the first maintenance signal is lost after 10 seconds, and the output of the third enable signal to the driving device 30 is interrupted, so that the motor 10 stops rotating 10 seconds after the user turns off the main function.
- the second controller 70 can still implement the corresponding auxiliary function according to the corresponding time control required by each auxiliary function.
- the second transistor group 23 obtains the second maintenance signal when all function signals are lost, and can continue to output the first enable signal until the second maintenance signal is lost after 10 seconds, interrupting the output of the first enable signal to the first controller 50, so that the first controller 50 is powered off 10 seconds after the user turns off all functions.
- the first transistor group 21 obtains the third maintenance signal when all function signals are lost, and can continue to conduct the path between it and the first power chip 22 and the second power chip 25, and maintain the output of the second enable signal until the third maintenance signal is lost after 5 minutes, disconnecting the path between it and the first power chip 22 and the second power chip 25, and the second power chip 25 interrupts the output of the second enable signal to the second controller 70, so that the second controller 70 is powered off 5 minutes after the user turns off all functions. In these 5 minutes, for each auxiliary function signal that has been received, the second controller 70 can still implement the corresponding auxiliary function according to the time control required by each auxiliary function.
- the second controller outputs a corresponding maintenance signal to the power supply management device according to the corresponding preset duration based on the function turned off by the user.
- the power supply management device determines whether to interrupt the output of the enable signal and the drive signal based on the function signal and the maintenance signal to ensure that the first and second controllers can successfully execute various functions without interfering with each other, and can also cut off power in time after the function is executed, thereby meeting product safety regulations and improving the safety of the tool and the user experience.
- Fig. 11 shows a control method of an electric tool as an embodiment of the present application.
- the control method shown in Fig. 11 can be applied to the electric tool described above.
- the control method of the electric tool may include the following specific steps:
- the operating device when the user activates one or more functions of the electric tool, the operating device outputs a function signal corresponding to the function activated by the user to the power supply management device;
- the power supply management device outputs a first enable signal to the first controller when receiving any function signal, and outputs a third enable signal to the driving device when receiving a main function signal corresponding to a main function;
- FIG12 shows an electric tool 500 as another embodiment of the present application.
- the electric tool 500 shown in FIG12 is a DC electric drill.
- the electric tools in other embodiments may also be other types of handheld electric tools such as nail guns and electric circular saws, or bench-type tools such as table saws and miter saws.
- FIG. 13 is an electric control schematic diagram of the electric tool 500 shown in FIG. 12 .
- the electric tool 500 includes: a motor 510 , a power supply management device 520 , and a drive device 530 .
- the motor shaft of the motor 510 can drive the output shaft to rotate directly or indirectly through a transmission assembly after rotation, so that the output shaft drives the assembly parts such as a drill bit and a saw blade connected thereto to perform operations such as fastening and cutting.
- the motor 510 can be a DC brushless motor.
- the power supply management device 520 includes a power supply and can at least supply power to the motor 510 .
- the power supply management device 520 can include a power supply such as a detachable battery pack, and integrated power supply chips, transistors, and components such as resistors, capacitors, and inductors.
- the drive device 530 is connected to the motor 510 and can drive the motor 510 to operate for operations such as fastening and cutting.
- the drive device 530 can include a three-phase inverter bridge, a drive chip, and the like.
- the electric tool 500 also includes an operating device 540 for the user to operate to switch the switch state of the electric tool 500.
- the operating device 540 may include a mechanical switch, a signal switch, etc.
- the operating device 540 is connected to the power supply management device 520, and is connected to the first controller 550 and the second controller 560 to be described later.
- the operating device 540 may output a start signal to the first controller 550 and the second controller 560, which indicates that the electric tool is activated.
- the operating device 540 may output a shutdown signal to the first controller 550 and the second controller 560, which indicates that the electric tool is deactivated.
- the start signal and the shutdown signal may be voltage signals or voltage jump signals, for example, a high voltage signal is a start signal, and a low voltage signal is a shutdown signal.
- the start signal and the shutdown signal may also be digital signals with more complex formats that carry specific information.
- the power tool 500 also includes a first controller 550 and a second controller 560.
- the first controller 550 may include a processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), an MCU (Microcontroller Unit), and a memory storing processor executable instructions, and the same is true for the second controller 560.
- a processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), an MCU (Microcontroller Unit), and a memory storing processor executable instructions, and the same is true for the second controller 560.
- the first controller 550 is connected to the driving device 530 and the operating device 540, and can receive a start signal from the operating device 540.
- the first controller 550 can be configured to output a drive signal to the driving device 530 when receiving the start signal.
- the drive signal is a control signal of the driving device 530, which is used to control the driving device 530 to work normally.
- the second controller 560 is connected to the driving device 530 and the operating device 540 and can receive commands from the operating device 540.
- the second controller 560 may be configured to output a drive enable signal to the drive device 530 upon receiving the start signal.
- the drive enable signal is a power supply signal or an activation signal of the drive device 530, which is used to provide power to the drive device 530 or activate and turn on components in the drive device 530.
- the driving device 530 is connected to the motor 510, the first controller 550 and the second controller 560, and can receive the driving signal from the first controller 550 and the driving enable signal from the second controller 560.
- the driving device 530 can be configured to drive the motor 510 to operate when the driving signal and the driving enable signal are received; and cannot drive the motor 510 to operate when only the driving signal is received but the driving enable signal is not received, or when only the driving enable signal is received but the driving signal is not received.
- the drive device 530 may be a drive circuit composed of a plurality of semiconductor switch elements.
- the drive circuit may be composed of six semiconductor switch elements.
- the drive signal output by the first controller 550 will be transmitted to each semiconductor switch element in the drive device 530 to change the on-off state of each semiconductor switch element, and then change the voltage state or current state applied to each winding of the motor 510, thereby controlling the motor 510 to change phase.
- the drive enable signal output by the second controller 560 will also be transmitted to the drive device 530 to supply power or turn on the components therein, so that the motor control based on the above drive signal has an energy basis or can be smoothly activated. As shown in FIG. 14 and FIG.
- the motor 510 is a three-phase motor
- the drive circuit of the U phase in the drive device 530 may include a plurality of transistors Q11, Q12, a plurality of resistors and a rectifier diode, etc.
- the transistors Q11 and Q12 in the drive circuit may also be replaced by other semiconductor components such as optocouplers.
- the input signal of transistor Q11 is the drive enable signal PWM_EN
- the input signal of transistor Q12 is the drive signal ULO. After the drive enable signal PWM_EN is connected, Q11 and Q12 are turned on, and the output signal ULO' of transistor Q12 can be output to the semiconductor switch element.
- the operating device 540 may be a toggle switch, which can output an on signal when it is toggled to a position corresponding to the on state, and can output a off signal when it is toggled to a position corresponding to the off state.
- the operating device 540 may be a touch switch, and when the electric tool 500 is switched from the off state to the on state, the touch switch is pressed, and the switch contacts briefly contact and then separate.
- the jump signal generated is the on signal.
- the on signal can be a jump signal from high voltage to low voltage.
- the touch switch is pressed again, and the switch contacts briefly contact and then separate.
- the jump signal generated is the off signal.
- the touch switch is not pressed, the switch contacts are not in contact, and a stable non-jump signal can be continuously output to the outside. For example, a high voltage signal can be continuously output.
- the driving motor needs to be driven by the first
- the controller provides a control drive signal
- the second controller provides an enabling drive enable signal. Both controllers respond to the start signal to output signals. No matter which of the two controllers fails, the motor cannot be driven to operate, thereby providing double protection for the normal operation of the motor, preventing the problem of accidental startup, and improving the safety of the tool and the user experience.
- the first controller 550 may also be configured to stop outputting the drive signal to the drive device 530 upon receiving a shutdown signal from the operating device 540.
- the drive device 530 will not be able to drive the motor 510 to operate after losing the drive signal, and the motor 510 will therefore stop rotating.
- the second controller 560 may also be configured to stop outputting the drive enable signal to the drive device 530 upon receiving a shutdown signal from the operating device 540.
- the drive device 530 will not be able to drive the motor 510 to operate after losing the drive signal and the drive enable signal, and the motor 510 will therefore stop rotating.
- both of the dual controllers stop outputting the signal in response to the shutdown signal, and when no failure occurs in the dual controllers, the motor can be ensured to stop rotating smoothly.
- FIG. 16 is an electric control schematic diagram of an electric tool 600 as another embodiment of the present application.
- the electric tool 600 includes a motor 610, a power supply management device 620, a drive device 630, an operating device 640, a first controller 650, and a second controller 660.
- the electric tool 600 can partially or completely refer to the components and settings of the motor 510, the power supply management device 520, the drive device 530, the operating device 540, the first controller 550, and the second controller 560 in the electric tool 500 according to the needs.
- the difference between the electric tool 600 and the electric tool 500 is at least that the electric energy of the first controller 650 in the electric tool 600 is provided by the power supply management device 620, the power supply process of the power supply management device 620 is controlled by the first controller 650, and the electric tool 600 can realize the delayed shutdown function.
- the power supply management device 620 is connected to the operating device 640 and the first controller 650.
- the power supply management device 620 can receive the start signal from the operating device 640, and can be configured to output a first enable signal to the first controller 650 when receiving the start signal from the operating device 640, so that the first controller 650 is powered.
- the first enable signal is a power supply signal of the first controller 650, and can be a voltage signal that meets its voltage requirements.
- the power supply management device 620 is also connected to the second controller 660, and when receiving the start signal, in addition to outputting the first enable signal to the first controller 650, it can also be configured to output a second enable signal to the second controller 660, so that the second controller 660 is powered.
- the first controller 650 may also be configured to output a first power-off signal to the power management device 620 after waiting for a sixth preset time period T6 upon receiving a shutdown signal from the operating device 640.
- the first power-off signal may be a voltage signal.
- the first power-off signal is output to the power supply management device 620, that is, the sixth preset duration is zero.
- the power supply management device 620 can be configured to stop outputting the first enable signal to the first controller 650 when the first power-off signal is received.
- the power supply management device 620 when the first power-off signal is received, in addition to stopping outputting the first enable signal to the first controller 650, the power supply management device 620 can also be configured to stop outputting the second enable signal to the second controller 660. It can be understood that in other embodiments, the power-off logic of the first controller 650 and the second controller 660 can also be independent of each other.
- the power supply management device 620 can be configured to continue to output the first enable signal to the first controller 650 when the start signal from the operating device 640 is lost, but the maintenance signal from the first controller 650 is received. In some embodiments, it also continues to output the second enable signal to the second controller 660.
- the first controller 650 may also be configured to stop outputting a maintenance signal to the power management device 620 when receiving a shutdown signal from the operating device 640, so that the power management device 620 no longer supplies power.
- the power management device 620 may be configured to stop outputting the first enable signal to the first controller 650 when losing the start signal and the maintenance signal, and in some embodiments, also stop outputting the second enable signal to the second controller 660. At this time, the first controller 650 no longer outputting the maintenance signal to the power management device 620 can be regarded as outputting the first power-off signal to the power management device 620.
- the operating device 640 is a touch switch, and part of the power supply circuit in the power supply management device 620 may include a plurality of transistors Q21, Q22, Q23, a plurality of resistors, capacitors, and voltage-stabilizing diodes.
- the transistors Q21, Q22, Q23 in the power supply circuit may also be replaced by other semiconductor components such as optocouplers.
- the input signal of the transistor Q23 may be connected to the maintenance signal Powerkeep from the first controller 650.
- the transistor Q21 When the switch contacts in the operating device 640 are in contact, the transistor Q21 is short-circuited, the transistor Q22 is turned on, the power supply management device 620 is powered on successfully, and Q22 generates an output signal, which can be used as a first enable signal after voltage conversion and other processing. In some embodiments, it can also be used as a second enable signal. After the switch contacts in the operating device 640 are separated, Q21 is no longer turned on and Q22 is also not turned on. In order to enable the power supply management device 620 to maintain the power supply state, the first controller 650 receives the start signal and outputs the maintenance signal Powerkeep.
- the maintenance signal Powerkeep will turn on Q23, and the output signal of Q23 can make Q21 and Q22 continue to be turned on, and Q22 can continue to output signals.
- the first enable signal can therefore continue to be output to the first controller 650.
- the second enable signal also continues to be output to the second controller 660.
- the first controller 650 When the first controller 650 does not fail, after receiving the shutdown signal and waiting for the sixth preset time T6, the first controller 650 no longer outputs the maintenance signal Powerkeep, Q23 is no longer turned on, Q21 and Q22 are no longer turned on, Q22 no longer outputs a signal, and the first enable signal output to the first controller 650 is interrupted. In some embodiments, the second enable signal output to the second controller 660 is also interrupted.
- FIG. 18 is an electric control schematic diagram of an electric tool 700 as another embodiment of the present application.
- the electric tool 700 includes a motor 710, a power supply management device 720, a drive device 730, an operating device 740, a first controller 750, and a second controller 760, and further includes a parameter detection device 770.
- the electric tool 700 can partially or completely refer to the components and settings of the motor 610, the power supply management device 620, the drive device 630, the operating device 640, the first controller 650, and the second controller 660 in the electric tool 600 according to the needs.
- the difference between the electric tool 700 and the electric tool 600 is at least that the power supply process of the power supply management device 720 in the electric tool 700 is controlled by the second controller 760 in addition to the first controller 750, and can be safely shut down in the event of a failure of the first controller 750.
- the second controller 760 is also connected to the power supply management device 720.
- the second controller 760 is also configured to wait for the seventh preset time length T7 after receiving the shutdown signal from the operating device 740 to determine whether the operating parameters from the parameter detection device 770 are still in a changing state.
- the seventh preset time length T7 may be less than or equal to the sixth preset time length T6.
- the first controller 750 is not faulty, it has stopped outputting the drive signal to the drive device 730, and the drive device 730 has stopped driving the motor 710 to operate.
- the operating parameters of the motor 710 should be in an unchanged state. Therefore, if the second controller 760 determines that the motor operating parameters from the parameter detection device 770 are not in a changing state, it can be inactive and wait for the sixth preset time length T6 to expire before shutting down naturally.
- the first controller 750 may have a software failure or other problems.
- the first controller 750 still outputs a driving signal to the driving device 730, and the driving device 730 still drives the motor 710 to operate.
- the second controller 760 can be configured to send a signal to the power supply management unit 760.
- the device 720 outputs a second power-off signal, which may be a voltage signal.
- the power supply management device 720 may be configured to stop outputting the first enable signal to the first controller 750 when receiving the second power-off signal from the second controller 760.
- the first controller 750 will stop outputting the drive signal to the drive device 730 when losing the first enable signal from the power supply management device 720, and the drive device 730 will not be able to drive the motor 710 to operate after losing the drive signal, so the motor 710 stops.
- the power supply management device 720 may also be configured to stop outputting the second enable signal to the second controller 760 to power off the entire machine.
- the second controller 760 may not stop outputting the driving enable signal when receiving a shutdown signal, but may be configured to stop outputting the driving enable signal to the driving device 730 after receiving the shutdown signal and experiencing the seventh preset time length T7, thereby avoiding the above-mentioned problem of transistor damage.
- the operating device 740 is a touch switch, and part of the power supply circuit in the power supply management device 720 may include a plurality of transistors Q31, Q32, Q33, a plurality of resistors, capacitors, and voltage-stabilizing diodes.
- the transistors Q31, Q32, and Q33 in the driving circuit may also be replaced by other semiconductor components such as optocouplers.
- the input signal of the transistor Q31 may be connected to the second power-off signal Poweroff from the second controller 760
- the input signal of the transistor Q33 may be connected to the maintenance signal Powerkeep from the first controller 750.
- the maintenance signal Powekeep output by the first controller 750 turns on Q33, and Q31 and Q32 are also turned on.
- the signal output by Q32 is used as the first enable signal after voltage conversion and other processing.
- the first controller 750 cannot stop outputting the driving signal when receiving the shutdown signal, and the driving device 730 still drives the motor 710 to operate, and the parameter detection device 770 transmits the motor operating parameters of the changed state to the second controller 760.
- the second controller 760 After receiving the seventh preset time length T7 of the shutdown signal, the second controller 760 determines that the current motor operating parameters are in a changed state, and outputs the second power-off signal Poweroff.
- the second power-off signal Poweroff will disconnect Q21, and Q22 will also be disconnected. Q22 no longer outputs a signal, and the first enable signal output to the first controller 750 is interrupted.
- the first controller 750 cannot output a driving signal to the driving device 730 due to the loss of power supply.
- the driving device 730 stops driving the motor 710 due to the loss of the driving signal, and the motor 710 stops rotating.
- Q22 no longer outputs a signal
- the second enable signal output to the second controller 760 is also interrupted, and the entire machine loses power.
- the second controller confirms whether the motor is still running through the state of the motor operating parameters, that is, whether the first controller is faulty, and tries to interrupt the power supply from the power supply management device to the first controller when the parameters change (the first controller fails), so that the second controller can be operated normally.
- One controller loses power and stops outputting the drive signal, so that in the event of a failure in the first controller, the motor can be stopped or further shut down. As long as one of the dual controllers can still work normally, the problem of being unable to shut down will not occur, thereby improving the safety of the tool and the user experience.
- Fig. 20 shows a flow chart of a control method of an electric tool as an embodiment of the present application.
- the control method shown in Fig. 20 can be applied to the electric tool described above.
- the control method of the electric tool may include the following specific steps:
- the first controller when receiving the start signal, the first controller outputs a driving signal to the driving device;
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- 一种电动工具,包括:电机;供电管理装置,包括电源并设置为至少为所述电机供电;驱动装置,设置为驱动所述电机运行以实现所述电动工具的主要功能;操作装置,设置为供用户操作以启用所述电动工具的一个或多个功能,并向所述供电管理装置输出对应于用户所启用功能的功能信号;所述电动工具具备所述主要功能以及至少一个辅助功能,所述功能信号包括对应于所述主要功能的主要功能信号与对应于各个所述辅助功能的辅助功能信号;其中,所述供电管理装置还被设置为在接收到任一所述功能信号时,输出第一使能信号,以及在接收到所述主要功能信号时,向所述驱动装置输出第三使能信号;所述电动工具还包括:第一控制器,与所述供电管理装置连接并设置为在至少接收到所述第一使能信号时,向所述驱动装置输出第一驱动信号;所述驱动装置,还被设置为在接收到所述第三使能信号且接收到所述第一驱动信号时,驱动所述电机运作。
- 根据权利要求1所述的电动工具,其中,所述操作装置还被设置为在用户启用所述主要功能时,向所述第一控制器输出所述主要功能信号;所述第一控制器,还与所述操作装置连接,还被设置为在接收到所述第一使能信号且接收到所述主要功能信号时,向所述驱动装置输出第一驱动信号。
- 根据权利要求1所述的电动工具,其中,所述驱动装置包括驱动电路与驱动信号生成电路;所述第一控制器,还被设置为在至少接收到所述第一使能信号时,向所述驱动电路输出所述第一驱动信号,以及向所述驱动信号生成电路输出第二驱动信号;所述驱动信号生成电路,设置为在接收到所述第三使能信号且接收到所述第二驱动信号时,向所述驱动电路输出升压处理后的所述第二驱动信号;所述驱动电路,设置为在接收到所述第一驱动信号且接收到所述升压处理后的所述第二驱动信号时,驱动所述电机运作。
- 根据权利要求1所述的电动工具,其中,所述电动工具还包括:辅助装置,设置为实现所述电动工具的辅助功能;第二控制器,与所述操作装置连接且与所述供电管理装置连接;所述操作装置还被设置为向所述第二控制器输出对应于用户所启用功能的所述功能信号;所述供电管理装置,还被设置为在接收到任一所述功能信号时, 向所述第二控制器输出第二使能信号;所述第二控制器,设置为在接收到所述第二使能信号且接收到对应于任一所述辅助功能的辅助功能信号时,控制对应的所述辅助装置运行以实现对应的所述辅助功能。
- 根据权利要求4所述的电动工具,其中,所述辅助功能包括界面显示功能,所述辅助装置包括对应于所述界面显示功能的界面显示装置;所述第二控制器,还被设置为在接收到所述第二使能信号且接收到对应于所述界面显示功能的所述辅助功能信号时,点亮所述界面显示装置并在第一预设时长后熄灭所述界面显示装置。
- 根据权利要求4所述的电动工具,其中,所述辅助功能包括电量显示功能,所述辅助装置包括对应于所述电量显示功能的电量显示装置;所述第二控制器,还被设置为在接收到所述第二使能信号且接收到对应于所述电量显示功能的所述辅助功能信号时,点亮所述电量显示装置并在第二预设时长后熄灭所述电量显示装置。
- 根据权利要求4所述的电动工具,其中,所述操作装置还被设置为供用户操作以关闭所述电动工具的一个或多个功能,并中断向所述第二控制器与所述供电管理装置输出对应于用户所关闭功能的所述功能信号。
- 根据权利要求7所述的电动工具,其中,所述第二控制器还被设置为在失去所述主要功能信号时,向所述供电管理装置输出第一维持信号并在第三预设时长后中断所述第一维持信号的传输;所述供电管理装置,还被设置为在失去所述主要功能信号且失去所述第一维持信号时,中断向所述驱动装置输出所述第三使能信号。
- 根据权利要求8所述的电动工具,其中,所述第二控制器还被设置为在失去所有所述功能信号时,向所述供电管理装置输出第二维持信号并在第四预设时长后中断所述第二维持信号的传输;所述第四预设时长大于或等于所述第三预设时长;所述供电管理装置,还被设置为在失去所有所述功能信号且失去所述第二维持信号时,中断向所述第一控制器输出所述第一使能信号。
- 根据权利要求9所述的电动工具,其中,所述第二控制器还被设置为在失去所有所述功能信号时,还向所述供电管理装置输出第三维持信号并在第五预设时长后中断所述第三维持信号的传输;所述第五预设时长大于或等于所述第四预设时长;所述供电管理装置,还被设置为在失去所有所述功能信号且失去所述第三维持信号时,中断向所述第二控制器输出所述第二使能信号。
- 一种电动工具,包括:电机;供电管理装置,包括电源并设置为至少为所述电机供电;驱动装置,设置为驱动所述电机运行以实现所述电动工具的主要功能;操作装置,设置为供用户操作以启用所述主要功能,并向所述供电管理装置输出对应于所述主要功能的主要功能信号;其中,所述供电管理装置还被设置为在接收到所述主要功能信号时,输出第一使能信号,以及向所述驱动装置输出第三使能信号;所述电动工具还包括:第一控制器,与所述供电管理装置连接并设置为在至少接收到所述第一使能信号时,向所述驱动装置输出第一驱动信号;所述驱动装置,还被设置为在接收到所述第三使能信号且接收到所述第一驱动信号时,驱动所述电机运作。
- 一种电动工具,包括:电机;供电管理装置,包括电源并设置为至少向所述电机供电;驱动装置,设置为驱动所述电机运行;操作装置,设置为供用户操作以切换所述电动工具的开关状态,并输出对应的开启信号或关闭信号;其中,所述电动工具还包括:第一控制器,与所述操作装置以及所述驱动装置连接,并设置为在接收到所述开启信号时,向所述驱动装置输出驱动信号;第二控制器,与所述操作装置以及所述驱动装置连接,并设置为在接收到所述开启信号时,向所述驱动装置输出驱动使能信号;所述驱动装置,还被设置为在接收到所述驱动信号且接收到所述驱动使能信号时,驱动所述电机运行。
- 根据权利要求12所述的电动工具,其中,所述第一控制器还被设置为在接收到所述关闭信号时,停止向所述驱动装置输出所述驱动信号。
- 根据权利要求12所述的电动工具,其中,所述供电管理装置与所述第一控制器连接,所述供电管理装置还被设置为在接收到所述开启信号时,向所述第一控制器输出第一使能信号。
- 根据权利要求14所述的电动工具,其中,所述第一控制器还被设置为在接收到所述关闭信号时,等待第六预设时长后向所述供电管理装置输出第一 断电信号;所述供电管理装置还被设置为在接收到所述第一断电信号时,停止向所述第一控制器输出所述第一使能信号。
- 根据权利要求14所述的电动工具,其中,所述第一控制器还被设置为在接收到所述开启信号时,向所述供电管理装置输出维持信号;所述供电管理装置还被设置为在失去所述开启信号而接收到所述维持信号时,继续向所述第一控制器输出所述第一使能信号。
- 根据权利要求16所述的电动工具,其中,所述第一控制器还被设置为在接收到所述关闭信号时,等待第六预设时长后停止向所述供电管理装置输出维持信号;所述供电管理装置还被设置为在失去所述维持信号时,停止向所述第一控制器输出所述第一使能信号。
- 根据权利要求15或17所述的电动工具,其中,所述电动工具还包括:参数检测装置,与所述电机以及所述第二控制器连接,并设置为检测所述电机的运行参数,并将所述电机的所述运行参数传输至所述第二控制器;所述第二控制器还被设置为在接收到所述关闭信号并经历第七预设时长后,在所述运行参数仍处于变化状态的情况下,向所述供电管理装置输出第二断电信号;所述供电管理装置还被设置为在接收到所述第二断电信号时,停止向所述第一控制器输出所述第一使能信号。
- 根据权利要求18所述的电动工具,其中,所述第二控制器还被设置为在接收到所述关闭信号并经历第七预设时长后,停止向所述驱动装置输出所述驱动使能信号。
- 根据权利要求18所述的电动工具,其中,所述第一控制器还被设置为在失去所述第一使能信号时,停止向所述驱动装置输出所述驱动信号。
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