Bicycle Generator Dump Load Control Circuit: An Op Amp Comparator with Hysteresis

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Bicycle Generatr Dump Lad Cntrl Circuit: An Op Amp Cmparatr with Hysteresis Sustainable Technlgy Educatin Prject University f Waterl http://www.step.uwaterl.ca December 1, 2009 1 Summary This dcument describes the dump lad cntrl circuit used by the STEP bike generatr that helps keep the vltage in the main capacitr belw its maximum wrking vltage. 2 General peratin The dump lad cntrl circuit is designed t activate a relay whenever the vltage V in the main capacitr ges abve a certain value, and then de-activates it when the vltage ges belw a certain value. The relay can either be used t turn n a dump lad (t dissipate the excess energy being generated s it des nt further charge the capacitr) r t cmpletely discnnect the capacitr frm the generatrs. It is shwn in Figure 1. The p amp acts as a cmparatr, which switches n (utput vltage ges psitive) when the vltage is t high. It causes current t flw thrugh the transistr, which will activate the relay (the transistr is used because the p amp cannt supply enugh pwer t pen the relay). When the vltage is at a safe level, the relay is de-activated because the p amp utput vltage ges t zer. The vltage at which the relay ges n is higher then the vltage at which it turns ff again. This hysteresis keeps the circuit frm switching t fast in nrmal peratin. The Zener dide prvides a vltage reference fr the cmparatr, while and R 2 frm a vltage divider t divide the capacitr vltage V int a smaller value that can be cmpared by the p amp. The rest f this dcument describes hw t chse the values fr the resistrs t get the right threshlds fr switching. Bike generatr prject page: http://sites.ggle.cm/site/stepengineeringuw2/hme The bike generatr is als described at: http://www.peteryu.ca 1

Figure 1: Dump lad cntrl circuit. All shwn vltages are measured with respect t the negative terminal f the main capacitr. 3 Math The parts f the circuit f interest can be described by the fllwing equatins. The gal is t find ut which resistr values must be chsen t get the desired value f V at which the dump lad turns n (V OFF ON ) and turns ff (V ON OFF ). In this sectin, all vltage variables are measured with respect t the negative terminal f the main capacitr. Current relatins: Since n current flws int an ideal p amp s inputs: Vltage relatin (with Ohm s Law substituted): Using Ohm s Law n and and substituting Eq. 2: i 1 +i 3 = i 2 (1) i 3 = i 4 (2) V i 1 V 2 = 0 (3) V V + = i 3 (4) V + V 2 = i 3 (5) Equating Eq. 4 and 5 and slving fr V + yields: V + = + V + + V 2 (6) Fr the p amp, when the term V + is greater than V, the utput V is psitive (very nearly the maximum pssible vltage f the p amp, which is the supply vltage; fr the 2

LM358 being used, the supply vltage is V). When V + is less than V, then the utput is as lw as pssible (0V fr the LM358). V is the vltage regulated by the Zener dide. Frm Eq. 1 and 4 and with Ohm s Law fr R 2 (i 2 = V 2 R 2 ): i 1 + V V + = V 2 R 2 (7) Substituting Eq. 6 and slving fr i 1 : i 1 = V 2 ( 1 1 + )+V ( R 2 + ( + ) 1 ) (8) Substituting Eq. 8 int Eq. 3 yields: Slving fr V 2 : V V 2 ( 1 1 + + 1 ) V ( R 2 + ( + ) 1 ) = 0 (9) V 2 = V V ( R4 + 1) ( 1 R 2 + 1 + + 1 ) Substitute Eq. 10 int Eq. 6: (10) V + = V + R R 4 V V 1 ( R4 + 1) + + ( 1 R 2 + 1 + + 1 (11) ) Nw that V + is knwn in terms f V and V, it is pssible t calculate the V that will cause the cmparatr t switch states. The state switch happens when the value f V + crsses the value f V, which is held at the Zener vltage reference value f V ref. 3.1 Threshld frm dump lad OFF state t ON state When V + ges frm just belw V = V ref t just abve it, V = 0V initially. Hence, the threshld is calculated frm substituting V = 0V and V + = V ref int Eq. 11 and slving fr V (which is V OFF ON, the vltage at which the dump lad turns n): V OFF ON = + R1( 1 1 + + 1 )V ref (12) R 2 + 3.2 Threshld frm dump lad ON state t OFF state When V + ges frm just abve V = V ref t just belw it, V = V MAX initially, where is the maximum vltage utput f the p amp. Hence, the threshld is calculated V MAX frm substituting V = V MAX V ON OFF, the vltage at which the dump lad turns ff): and V + = V ref int Eq. 11 and slving fr V (which is nw V ON OFF = V ref ( + )+V MAX ( 1 + ( 1 + 1 + 1 R 2 + ( 1 + 1 + 1 ) R 2 + 3 ) ) (13)

In the abve, V MAX is the maximum vltage the p amp can utput. This is determined by the p amp itself as well as the supply vltage. Befre building the circuit, it is hard t tell what it is. Instead f setting V = V MAX, the maximum utput vltage f the p amp can be assumed t be the supply vltage, such that V = V. In this case, a slightly different expressin results by substituting V = V and V + = V ref int Eq. 11 and slving fr V: V ON OFF = +( ( 1 + 1 + 1 R 2 + V ref ( + ) ) )(1 ( + 1)) Eq. 14 can be used t predict the apprximate value f V ON OFF fr the circuit based n a given set f resistr values. The resistr values are chsen using a simple prgram that tests a cmbinatin f resistr values until the desired V OFF ON and V ON OFF is achieved. Further refinements can be made experimentally. 4 Sizing the Zener dide resistr When V is higher than the Zener dide reverse vltage, the Zener vltage will be V ref. The current thrugh it must be limited by the resistr, and the resistr must be able t handle the pwer dissipated by the current, therwise it verheats. The current is as fllws: (14) i 5 = V V ref R 5 (15) The i 5 must be limited t an apprpriate value based n the dide, and the resistr must handle the pwer dissipated by i 5 (P = i 5 2 R 5 ). 5 Example Circuit A wrking circuit was built accrding t the abve calculatins and resistr availability. TheparametersfrthewrkingcircuitareshwninTable1. Table2shwsthecalculated and measured threshlds fr the wrking circuit. The difference between calculated and actual values might be due t: resistr tlerances, V MAX (the measured V MAX nt being the supply vltage = 9.2V), the Zener reference having a slightly different value, etc. 4

Parameter Value 380 KΩ R 2 480 KΩ 1 MΩ 10 MΩ R 5 560 Ω Zener Vltage (V ref ) 6.8 V Table 1: Values fr the wrking circuit Parameter Calculated Actual V OFF ON 13.8 V 13.45 V V ON OFF 11.3 V 11.38 V Table 2: Values fr the wrking circuit 5