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a PWM module generating PWM withdifferent frequency; a
dither signal generator module that generates dither signals
with different frequency and amplitude; a A/D module
sampling from external proportional solenoid coil current ; the
PI regulator module which can do the PI regulation to the
system by setting the KP and KI parameters on the host. Since
the chip integrated the above modules, the whole circuit has the
digital characteristics which is very different from the
conventional analog signal control circuit. The operating
principle diagram of TLE7242G is showed as Fig. 5, with a
closed-loop control system inside the chip. The frontal channel
of the system is as following. Preset the current as well as the
frequency and the amplitude of the dither signal through the
internal data register group. Then, do the PI regulation to the
preset current value of the loaded dither signal. Finally, all
these parameters control the PWM module output a PWM with
a certain duty ratio through the OUT pin of TLE7242G. On the
other hand, sampling the external proportional solenoid coil
current through the POS and NEG pin of TLE7242G,
amplifying the signal inside the chip and the A/D conversion
make up the feedback channel of the system.
VBat
Solenoid
R1
Rsense
CURRENT
SETPOINT
PRE-Load
PWM
CLK
CURRENT
READ
Autozero
Value
on
Autozero
Value
off
POS
NEG
OUT
Drive Circuit
TLE7242
Internal control logic
Fig. 5. The constant current control workflow of the solenoid valve
A. The Automatic adjustment of the PWM duty ratio
Under the PI closed-loopcontrol inside TLE7242 chip,
PWM duty ratio can be adjusted automatically according to the
set current and feedback current. Fig. 6 is the transient mode
state diagram. When the current of the solenoid valve is in the
steady state, the duty ratio of PWM remains steady. During the
process of changing from steady state Current I to steady state
Current II, the TLE7242 OUT pin PWM waveform mainly
goes through tree stages:
1) A phase
When chip receives a new current, Current II, if the present
period of the OUT pin PWM waveform is not over, the
waveform will not change into B phase until the next period
starts.
2) B phase
During B phase, the TLE7242 OUT pin will be set HIGH
in order to ensure that the solenoid valves current reaches the
target value, Current II, quickly. When the current reaches the
target value, C phase begins.
3) C phase
The main function of C phase is to ensure the current of the
solenoid valve can remains near the target value, Current II,
before the next period comes.
Fig. 6. Transient mode state diagram
B. The realization principle of the dither current
The main parameters that affect dither current are dither
amplitude and dither frequency. The dither current controls
realization is based on the TLE7242 internal logic function as
Fig. 5 shows. The dither current wave is in the sinusoidal
waveform. As Fig. 7 shows, the chip will calculate the target
current
k
I in each PWM period based on the preset dither
amplitude and frequency (70mA, 50Hz). And thus control the
PWM duty ratio in OUT pin of TLE7242, and realize the
control of dither current. It can be seen from Fig. 7 that
although the target current is fixed, the PWM duty ratio is
variable within a dither period due to the dither control.
1580 2013 IEEE 8th Conference on Industrial Electronics and Applications (ICIEA)
Dither Period
P
P
Dither
Amplitude
U
Time
v
o
l
t
a
g
e
C
u
r
r
e
n
t
Fig. 7. The principle diagram of dither current realizatio
C. The solenoid valve dither current control t
Fig. 8 is the result of the solenoid valv
control experiments, and the target control
650mA. The PWM duty ratio of the OUT pin
without the dither current control. The measu
equals the target value. When the dither c
enabled, the PWM duty ratio of the OUT pin
fixed. The solenoid valve current will do
vibration near 650mA. Because of the changi
the solenoid valve current will keep dither
scope. This will keep the spool under the state
friction, which can largely improve the respo
solenoid valve.
400
500
600
700
800
0 5 10 15
Time(ms)
C
u
r
r
e
n
t
(
m
A
)
Dither
Enable
Setpoint
Current
Fig. 8. Result of solenoid valve dither current experimen
VI. PERFORMANCE TEST OF THE SOLEN
In order to test and verify the simulation
the accuracy of the solenoid valve pressu
solenoid valve test desk, Fig. 10 shows, is bu
principle showed by Fig. 9. The test desk main
oil pump, a flowmeter, a throttle valve, a pre
the solenoid valve. The entrance pressure of th
can be measured by adjusting the valve current
Q
Pump
Filter
Tank
Pressure
sensor
Solenoid
Fig. 9. The principle diagram of the solenoid valve test d
PWM
Period
t
on
test
ve dither current
current is set as
n is a fixed value
ured current value
urrent control is
will no longer be
o the sinusoidal
ing of duty ratio,
under the local
e of slight kinetic
ond speed of the
20
5V
PWM
V
o
l
t
a
g
e
(
V
)
nts
NOID VALVE
n results, and test
ure control, the
uilt based on the
nly consists of an
essure meter and
he solenoid valve
t.
desk
Fig. 10. The solenoid valve test desk
Fig. 11 shows the measured
solenoid valve current and the pres
is enabled and disabled. The resul
simulation result as showed in Fig
dither current control, the hystere
valve pressure is reduced significa
current is between 300-900mA. In t
main operating range, the advantag
significant. The hysteresis effect of
affects the accuracy of the pressure
the pressure respond speed. Therefo
effect is one of the key factors in
solenoid valve.
0
300 600
1
2
3
4
5
6
Dith
Ena
Dither
Disable
Current(mA
P
r
e
s
s
u
r
e
(
b
a
r
)
Fig. 11. The measured solenoid valves curre
VII. CONCLU
The current and pressure chara
speed solenoid valve is desc
electromagnetic, mechanical and hy
Simulation results show that the co
can reduce the hysteresis effect of th
The hardware circuit is design
chip to realize the dither current
experiments showthat the valves
dither control is a periodic sinusoid
when the target current value is a co
The performance test experim
verifies that the dither control can r
and improve the precision ofpressur
valve.
relationship between the
sure with the dither control
t basically agrees with the
g. 3 and Fig. 4. Under the
esis effect of the solenoid
antly, especially when the
that range, which is also the
ge of dither control is more
the solenoid valve not only
control, but also influences
ore, reducing the hysteresis
optimization control of the
900 1200
her
able
A)
ent- pressure curve
USION
acteristic curve of the high
cribed by building the
ydraulic simulation model.
ontrol of the dither current
he solenoid valve.
ned by using the TLE7242
control. The current text
current controlled by the
dal wave with a little dither
onstant.
ent of the solenoid valve
reduce the hysteresis effect
re regulation of the solenoid
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