Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an electronic identification system of a logic board for use in variable speed drives. Specifically, the present disclosure relates to a logic board for a variable speed drive having a configuration block that includes a plurality of resistors, a control system communicatively coupled to and configured to receive a signal from the configuration block, where the control system is configured to decode the signal to generate data indicative of an identity of the logic board, and a communication interface coupled to the control system, where the communication interface is configured to provide the data indicative of the identity of the logic board to an operator.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an adaptive logic board that includes a signal sensing circuit configured to receive an input signal as an electrical current. The signal sensing circuit includes a plurality of resistors and a plurality of switches configured to electrically couple or electrically decouple the plurality of resistors from the signal sensing circuit, in which each switch of the plurality of switches corresponds to a corresponding resistor of the plurality of resistors. The adaptive logic board also includes a sensing unit that is configured to measure a voltage drop of the input signal across an active resistor of the plurality of resistors.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an adaptive logic board that includes a signal sensing circuit configured to receive an input signal as an electrical current. The signal sensing circuit includes a plurality of resistors and a plurality of switches configured to electrically couple or electrically decouple the plurality of resistors from the signal sensing circuit, in which each switch of the plurality of switches corresponds to a corresponding resistor of the plurality of resistors. The adaptive logic board also includes a sensing unit that is configured to measure a voltage drop of the input signal across an active resistor of the plurality of resistors.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an adaptive logic board that includes a signal sensing circuit configured to receive an input signal as an electrical current. The signal sensing circuit includes a plurality of resistors and a plurality of switches configured to electrically couple or electrically decouple the plurality of resistors from the signal sensing circuit, in which each switch of the plurality of switches corresponds to a corresponding resistor of the plurality of resistors. The adaptive logic board also includes a sensing unit that is configured to measure a voltage drop of the input signal across an active resistor of the plurality of resistors.

Abstract: An adaptive logic board for a variable speed drive (VSD) of a heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC&R) system includes a signal sensing circuit configured to receive an input signal from a sensor of the VSD. The signal sensing circuit includes a filter configured to condition the input signal. The filter includes a variable resistance element configured to adjust a cutoff frequency of the filter. The filter is configured to attenuate waveforms in the input signal having frequencies that exceed the cutoff frequency to generate a conditioned signal. The adaptive logic board also includes a controller configured to receive the conditioned signal and to adjust the variable resistance element to adjust the cutoff frequency of the filter based on a parameter of the HVAC&R system.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an electronic identification system of a logic board for use in variable speed drives. Specifically, the present disclosure relates to a logic board for a variable speed drive having a configuration block that includes a plurality of resistors, a control system communicatively coupled to and configured to receive a signal from the configuration block, where the control system is configured to decode the signal to generate data indicative of an identity of the logic board, and a communication interface coupled to the control system, where the communication interface is configured to provide the data indicative of the identity of the logic board to an operator.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an adaptive logic board that includes a signal sensing circuit configured to receive an input signal as an electrical current. The signal sensing circuit includes a plurality of resistors and a plurality of switches configured to electrically couple or electrically decouple the plurality of resistors from the signal sensing circuit, in which each switch of the plurality of switches corresponds to a corresponding resistor of the plurality of resistors. The adaptive logic board also includes a sensing unit that is configured to measure a voltage drop of the input signal across an active resistor of the plurality of resistors.

Abstract: An over-current protection method and circuit for a DC Inverter is provided in the present invention. Said over-current protection circuit comprises: a sampling unit for sampling output currents from a power module to form a sampling signal; a signal-processing unit for amplifying with various magnification factors and low-pass filtering the sampling signal to generate a first over-current signal and a second over-current signal; a signal-generating unit for generating a first interrupt trigger signal based on the first over-current signal; a comparison unit for comparing the second over-current signal with a reference voltage corresponding to an over-current threshold of a motor, with a comparison result being a second interrupt trigger signal; and a control unit for controlling the power module based on the first interrupt trigger signal, and the motor based on the second interrupt trigger signal.

Abstract: An over-current protection method and circuit for a DC Inverter is provided in the present invention. Said over-current protection circuit comprises: a sampling unit for sampling output currents from a power module to form a sampling signal; a signal-processing unit for amplifying with various magnification factors and low-pass filtering the sampling signal to generate a first over-current signal and a second over-current signal; a signal-generating unit for generating a first interrupt trigger signal based on the first over-current signal; a comparison unit for comparing the second over-current signal with a reference voltage corresponding to an over-current threshold of a motor, with a comparison result being a second interrupt trigger signal; and a control unit for controlling the power module based on the first interrupt trigger signal, and the motor based on the second interrupt trigger signal.