JP3128973B2 - Temperature measurement device - Google Patents

Temperature measurement device

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JP3128973B2
JP3128973B2 JP04219508A JP21950892A JP3128973B2 JP 3128973 B2 JP3128973 B2 JP 3128973B2 JP 04219508 A JP04219508 A JP 04219508A JP 21950892 A JP21950892 A JP 21950892A JP 3128973 B2 JP3128973 B2 JP 3128973B2
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高田  昇
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【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、無停電電源装置等の半
導体応用製品の温度を監視する温度計測装置に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a temperature measuring device for monitoring the temperature of a semiconductor application product such as an uninterruptible power supply.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】図1はインバータ装置の温度計測装置を
示す。
2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 shows a temperature measuring device for an inverter device.

【0003】図1において、Th1,Th2,Th3はイ
ンバータ装置の順変換部1,直流リアクトル部2,逆変
換部3に設けられたサーミスタ、ry1〜ry3は順次所
定の間隔で動作するリレーRY1〜RY3の接点、4は絶
縁アンプ。
In FIG. 1, Th 1 , Th 2 , and Th 3 are thermistors provided in the forward converter 1, DC reactor 2, and inverse converter 3 of the inverter device, and ry 1 to ry 3 are sequentially arranged at predetermined intervals. contact of the relay RY 1 to Ry 3 operating, the isolation amplifier 4.

【0004】5は温度を監視するマイクロコンピュータ
からなるデジタル回路、6はデジタル回路で制御され前
記リレーRY1〜RY3の駆動用トランジスタTr1〜T
3のベースを駆動するリレードライブ回路である。
[0004] Digital circuit 5 comprising a microcomputer for monitoring the temperature, the driving transistor Tr 1 in 6 is controlled by a digital circuit the relay RY 1 ~RY 3 ~T
a relay drive circuit for driving the base of r 3.

【0005】デジタル回路5は設定された順変換部、直
流リアクトル部、逆変換部の温度危険値T1*,T2*,
3*と、リレー接点ry1〜ry3及び絶縁アンプ4を
介して順次入力するサーミスタTh1〜Th3からの温度
信号T1〜T3をD/A変換器51でデジタル値に変換
し、Tn*とTn(ただしn=1,2,3)とを順次比較
して温度監視をすると共に、リレードライブ回路6を介
してリレーRY1〜RY3を所定時間△t(=数十秒〜数
分)間隔で制御するようになっている。
[0005] The digital circuit 5 includes temperature danger values T 1 *, T 2 *, and T d * for the set forward converter, DC reactor, and inverse converter.
The D / A converter 51 converts T 3 * and the temperature signals T 1 to T 3 from the thermistors Th 1 to Th 3 sequentially input via the relay contacts ry 1 to ry 3 and the insulating amplifier 4 to digital values. , T n * and T n (where n = 1, 2, 3) are sequentially monitored to monitor the temperature, and the relays RY 1 to RY 3 are activated via the relay drive circuit 6 for a predetermined time Δt (= number). It is controlled at intervals of ten seconds to several minutes).

【0006】[0006]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】上記従来の温度計測装
置は、リレーで測定点を一定周期で切換えてA/D変換
し、デジタル回路で測定する構成となっているので、次
のような問題がある。
The above-mentioned conventional temperature measuring apparatus has a configuration in which a measuring point is switched at a fixed cycle by a relay, A / D converted, and measured by a digital circuit. There is.

【0007】(1)温度計測点切換に用いているリレーの
寿命の関係で短い時間間隔での切換には適しない。
(1) It is not suitable for switching at short time intervals due to the life of the relay used for switching the temperature measurement point.

【0008】(2)過負荷等によりインバータ装置等の内
部に急な温度変化が生ずる場合があるが、このような場
合長い時間間隔で温度測定点を切換えていたのでは異常
の検知が間に合わない。
(2) A sudden temperature change may occur inside the inverter device or the like due to an overload or the like. In such a case, if the temperature measurement points are switched at long time intervals, the detection of an abnormality cannot be made in time. .

【0009】(3)従来装置は常時一定時間間隔でリレー
による温度測定点切換を行っているので、リレーの寿命
を一定以上に保つと共に異常温度計測の時間間隔を短く
することはできない。
(3) In the conventional device, the temperature measurement points are always switched by the relay at fixed time intervals. Therefore, the life of the relay cannot be kept longer than a certain value and the time interval of the abnormal temperature measurement cannot be shortened.

【0010】本発明は、従来のこのような問題点に鑑み
てなされたもので、その目的とするところは、通常は温
度計測点のリレー切換を長い周期で行いリレーの寿命を
長く保ち、計測温度が危険温度を越えたときはリレー切
換を短い周期で行い急変する温度を確実に計測する温度
計測装置を提供することにある。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to normally perform a relay switching of a temperature measuring point at a long cycle so as to maintain the life of the relay for a long time. It is an object of the present invention to provide a temperature measuring device that performs relay switching in a short cycle when a temperature exceeds a dangerous temperature and reliably measures a rapidly changing temperature.

【0011】[0011]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記目的を達成するため
に、本発明における温度計測装置は、各温度検出部に設
けられた各温度検出素子と、この各温度検出素子からの
各部温度信号をサンプリングする各リレーと、このサン
プリングされた各温度信号と各温度計測部の温度危険値
が入力し各温度信号から各計測温度を求めると共に前記
各リレーを順次制御するデジタル回路からなる温度計測
装置において、前記デジタル回路が計測温度と温度危険
値とを比較し、計測温度が温度危険値以下のときは前記
各リレーを長い期間で切換え、計測温度か温度危険値を
越えたとき前記各リレーを短い期間で切換えるリレー切
換信号の設定を行うようにしたものである。
In order to achieve the above object, a temperature measuring apparatus according to the present invention comprises: a temperature detecting element provided in each temperature detecting section; and a temperature signal of each section from each temperature detecting element. In a temperature measuring device comprising a relay to be sampled, a digital circuit which receives each sampled temperature signal and a temperature danger value of each temperature measuring section, obtains each measured temperature from each temperature signal, and sequentially controls each relay. The digital circuit compares the measured temperature with the dangerous temperature value, and when the measured temperature is equal to or lower than the dangerous temperature value, switches each relay over a long period of time, and when the measured temperature exceeds the dangerous temperature value, shortens each relay. A relay switching signal for switching over a period is set.

【0012】[0012]

【作用】各温度検出部に設けられた各温度検出素子から
の各部温度信号はデジタル回路で制御される各リレーに
よりサンプリングされて順次デジタル回路に入る。
The respective temperature signals from the respective temperature detecting elements provided in the respective temperature detecting sections are sampled by the respective relays controlled by the digital circuit and sequentially input to the digital circuit.

【0013】デジタル回路は入力する温度信号をデジタ
ル変換し、温度計測し、温度危険値と比較して計測温度
が温度危険値以下のときは各リレーを長い期間で切換え
るリレー切換の設定を行う。
The digital circuit converts the input temperature signal into a digital signal, measures the temperature, compares the measured temperature signal with the dangerous temperature value, and sets a relay switching for switching each relay for a long period when the measured temperature is equal to or less than the dangerous temperature value.

【0014】このためデジタル回路で制御される各リレ
ーは長い期間で切換えられ前記各温度信号を長い期間で
サンプリングする。従ってリレーの寿命は長く保たれ
る。
Therefore, each relay controlled by the digital circuit is switched over for a long period of time, and samples each of the temperature signals over a long period. Therefore, the life of the relay is kept long.

【0015】計測温度が温度危険値を越えると各リレー
を短い期間で切換えるリレー切換の設定を行う。このた
め各リレーは短い期間で切換えられ前記各温度信号を短
い期間でサンプリングする。
When the measured temperature exceeds the dangerous temperature value, a relay switching setting for switching each relay in a short period is performed. For this reason, each relay is switched in a short period, and samples each of the temperature signals in a short period.

【0016】従って温度が急変しても、短いサンプリン
グ期間で計測することができるので、温度の急変を確実
に監視することが可能となる。
Therefore, even if the temperature changes suddenly, the measurement can be performed in a short sampling period, so that the sudden change in the temperature can be surely monitored.

【0017】[0017]

【実施例】本発明の実施例を図面を参照して説明する。An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

【0018】本発明は、従来の技術で説明した図1の温
度計測装置におけるデジタル回路5を図2に示すフロー
で動作するように構成したものである。よって図1につ
いて重複する説明は省略する。
According to the present invention, the digital circuit 5 in the temperature measuring apparatus of FIG. 1 described in the prior art is configured to operate according to the flow shown in FIG. Therefore, a duplicate description of FIG. 1 will be omitted.

【0019】図1,図2について、 (1)温度正の場合 先ず、デジタル回路5において出力ポート54にリレー
切換信号が出力される(S1)。これによりリレードラ
イブ回路6,トランジスタTrn(n:1,2,3)を
介してリレーRYnが付勢され、その接点rynが閉じ
る。
Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, (1) When the temperature is positive First, the digital circuit 5 outputs a relay switching signal to the output port 54 (S1). Thus the relay drive circuit 6, the transistor Tr n (n: 1,2,3) is biased relay RY n via a its contacts ry n is closed.

【0020】しかしてサーミスタTrnからの温度(信
号)Tnが接点ryn絶縁アンプ4を介してデジタル回路
5のA/D変換器51でデジタル信号となり、CPU5
2で温度が計測され、メモリ53に記憶されているその
温度計測点の温度危険値Tn*と比較されTn≧Tn*の
判断をする(S2,S3)。
[0020] Thus becomes a digital signal by an A / D converter 51 of the digital circuit 5 temperature from the thermistor Tr n (signal) T n via the contact ry n isolation amplifier 4, CPU 5
The temperature is measured at 2, and the temperature is compared with the dangerous temperature value T n * of the temperature measurement point stored in the memory 53 to determine T n ≧ T n * (S2, S3).

【0021】この場合、Tn≧Tn*はNOであるので、
温度危険フラグ(n)をリセットし他の温度計測点の危
険フラグのセットの有無を判断する(S4,S5)。
In this case, since T n ≧ T n * is NO,
The temperature danger flag (n) is reset, and it is determined whether a danger flag has been set for another temperature measurement point (S4, S5).

【0022】この場合、他の温度計測点の危険フラグセ
ットはNOであるので、サンプリング時間(割込時間)
△t1セットの処理を行う(S6)。
In this case, since the danger flag set for other temperature measurement points is NO, the sampling time (interruption time)
Δt One set of processing is performed (S6).

【0023】これにより出力ポート54からリレードラ
イブ回路6へリレー切換信号が出力されリレーRYn
切換えられると共に、リターンによりスタートに戻り次
の温度計測点の温度計測を行う。
[0023] with the thereby from the output port 54 to the relay drive circuit 6 is output relay switching signal relay RY n is switched, the temperature measurement of the return next temperature measurement point to the start by the return.

【0024】即ち、サンプリング期間△t1毎にリレー
RYnを順次切換て図3(a)に示すように順変換部,直流
リアクトル部,逆変換部,順変換部…という順序で温度
を計測する。
[0024] That is, the rectifier unit as shown in FIG. 3 (a) for each sampling period △ t 1 Te sequentially switching the relay RY n, DC reactor unit, inverse transform unit, a temperature in the order of the rectifier unit ... Measurement I do.

【0025】(2)温度危険の場合 上記温度正常における長いサンプリング期間△t1によ
る温度検出中ステップ3においてTn≧Tn*がYESと
判断されると温度危険フラグ(n)をセットし、サンプ
リング時間(割込時間)△t2(<△t1)セットの処理
を行う(S7,S8)。
[0025] (2) Set the in the temperature detected in step 3 due to a long sampling period △ t 1 when the temperature normal temperature danger T n ≧ T n * YES is determined temperature dangerous flag (n), sampling time (interrupt time) △ t 2 performs (<△ t 1) set of the processing (S7, S8).

【0026】これにより出力ポート54からリレードラ
イブ回路6へリレー切換出力がなされると共にリターン
によりスタートに戻り次の温度計測点の温度計測を行
う。
As a result, a relay switching output is output from the output port 54 to the relay drive circuit 6, and the process returns to the start by return to measure the temperature at the next temperature measurement point.

【0027】この場合図3(b)に示すように短いサンプ
リング時間で温度計測点が順次換えられ温度計測され
る。
In this case, as shown in FIG. 3B, the temperature measurement points are sequentially changed within a short sampling time and the temperature is measured.

【0028】(3)温度正常に戻った場合 ステップ3のTn≧Tn*の判断がNOとなりステップS
4側に移り、上記(1)の正常の場合のフローにより温度
計測がなされる。
(3) When the temperature returns to normal: The determination of T n ≧ T n * in step 3 is NO, and step S
Moving to the side 4, the temperature is measured according to the flow in the normal case of the above (1).

【0029】この実施例によれば、通常は長いサンプリ
ング時間リレーRYnが切換るので、リレーの寿命が長
くなる。また温度異常時は自動的に短いサンプリング時
間で温度計測ができるので、急な温度変化を監視するこ
とができる。
According to this embodiment, generally a long sampling time relay RY n so Setsu換Ru, relay life is prolonged. Further, when the temperature is abnormal, the temperature can be automatically measured in a short sampling time, so that a sudden temperature change can be monitored.

【0030】[0030]

【発明の効果】本発明は、上述のとおり構成されている
ので、次に記載する効果を奏する。
Since the present invention is configured as described above, the following effects can be obtained.

【0031】(1)被監視装置の各部温度が危険値を十分
下回っている通常時は温度計測点のリレー切換が長い期
間で行われるので、切換回数に反比例するリレーの寿命
は従来と同様の長さに保つことができる。
(1) Normally, when the temperature of each part of the monitored device is sufficiently lower than the dangerous value, the relay switching of the temperature measuring point is performed in a long period. Can be kept in length.

【0032】(2)被監視装置の各部温度のある1点が危
険を越えた時リレー切換時間が短くなるので、被監視装
置の危険時は短いサンプリング期間で各部温度を計測す
ることができる。このため急な温度変化も計測できる。
(2) When one point of the temperature of each part of the monitored device exceeds the danger, the relay switching time is shortened. Therefore, when the monitored device is in danger, the temperature of each part can be measured in a short sampling period. Therefore, a sudden temperature change can be measured.

【0033】(3)上記(1)(2)によりリレーの寿命、即ち
温度計測装置の寿命を従来とほぼ同様に保ったまま被監
視装置の危険時のみその各部温度を短いサンプリング期
間で測定することができる。
(3) According to the above (1) and (2), while keeping the life of the relay, that is, the life of the temperature measuring device almost the same as before, the temperature of each part is measured in a short sampling period only when the monitored device is in danger. be able to.

【0034】(4)従来デジタル式温度計測装置のハード
ウェアをそのまま使用しデジタル回路のソフトウェアの
改良のみによって対応できる。
(4) Conventional hardware of the digital temperature measuring device can be used as it is, and it can be dealt with only by improving the software of the digital circuit.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】本発明の実施例にかかる温度計測装置を示すブ
ロック回路図。
FIG. 1 is a block circuit diagram showing a temperature measuring device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】デジタル回路の動作フロー図。FIG. 2 is an operation flowchart of a digital circuit.

【図3】(a)及び(b)は温度正常時及び温度危険時のサン
プリング時間説明図。
FIGS. 3A and 3B are explanatory diagrams of sampling time when the temperature is normal and when the temperature is dangerous.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1…順変換部 2…直流リアクトル 3…逆変換部 4…絶縁アンプ 5…デジタル回路 6…リレードライブ回路 RY1〜RY3…リレー ry1〜ry3…リレーの接点1 ... rectifier unit 2 ... DC reactor 3 ... inverse conversion unit 4 ... insulation amplifier 5 ... digital circuit 6 ... relay drive circuit RY 1 to Ry 3 ... relay ry 1 to Ry 3 ... relay contacts

Claims (1)

(57)【特許請求の範囲】(57) [Claims] 【請求項1】 各温度検出部に設けられた各温度検出素
子と、この各温度検出素子からの各部温度信号をサンプ
リングする各リレーと、このサンプリングされた各温度
信号と各温度計測部の温度危険値が入力し各温度信号か
ら各計測温度を求めると共に前記各リレーを順次制御す
るデジタル回路からなる温度計測装置において、前記デ
ジタル回路が計測温度と温度危険値とを比較し、計測温
度が温度危険値以下のときは前記各リレーを長い期間で
切換え、計測温度か温度危険値を越えたとき前記各リレ
ーを短い期間で切換えるリレー切換信号の設定を行うこ
とを特徴とした温度計測装置。
1. A temperature detecting element provided in each temperature detecting section, a relay for sampling a temperature signal of each section from each temperature detecting element, a temperature signal of each of the sampled temperature signals and a temperature of each temperature measuring section. In a temperature measuring device including a digital circuit that receives a dangerous value and obtains each measured temperature from each temperature signal and sequentially controls each of the relays, the digital circuit compares the measured temperature with the temperature dangerous value, and the measured temperature becomes the temperature. A temperature measuring device, wherein a relay switching signal for switching each relay for a long period when the temperature is equal to or lower than the critical value and for switching each relay for a short period when the measured temperature or the temperature exceeds the critical value is set.
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