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KK4145A 参数 Datasheet PDF下载

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型号: KK4145A
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内容描述: 低功耗接地故障断路器 [Low Power Ground Fault Interrupter]
分类和应用: 断路器
文件页数/大小: 7 页 / 325 K
品牌: KODENSHI [ KODENSHI KOREA CORP. ]
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KK4145A  
Principles of Operation  
Adjust RSENSE upward until the SCR activates. A fixed  
resistor can be used for RSENSE, since the resultant  
±15% variation in sensitivity will meet UL’s 943 4-6mA  
specification window.  
The 26V shunt regulator voltage generated by the string  
of zener diodes is divided into three reference voltages:  
3/4 VS , 1/2 VS , and 1/4 VS . VREF is at 1/2VS and is  
used as a reference to create an artifical ground of +13V  
at the op amp noninverting input.  
The roll-off frequency is greater than the grounded  
neutral fault oscillation frequency, in order to preserve  
loop gain for oscillation (which is determined by the  
inductance of the 200:1 transformer and C4).  
Figure 1 shows a three-wire 120V AC outlet GFI  
application using an KK4145AN. Fault signals from the  
sense transformer are AC coupled into the input and are  
amplified according to the following equation:  
The senstivity to grounded neutral faults is adjusted by  
changing the frequency of oscillation. Increasing the  
frequency reduces the sensitivity by reducing the loop  
gain of the positive feedback circuit. As frequency  
increases, the signal becomes attenuated and the loop  
gain decreases. With the values shown the circuit will  
detect a grounded neutral fault having resistance of 2Ω  
or less.  
V7 = RSENSE x ISENSE/N  
Where V7 is the RMS voltage at pin 7 relative to pin 3,  
RSENSE is the value of the feedback resistor connected  
from pin 7 to pin 1, ISENSE is the fault current in amps  
RMS and N is the turns ratio of the transformer. When  
V7 exceeds plus or minus 7.2V relative to pin 3 the SCR  
Trigger output will go high and fire the external SCR.  
The input to the op amp are protected from overvoltage  
by back-toback diodes.  
SCR Driver  
The formula for V7 is approximate because it does not  
include the sense transformer characteristics.  
The SCR used must have a high dV/dt rating to ensure  
that line noise (generated by noisy appliances such as a  
drill motor) does not falsely trigger the SCR. Also, the  
SCR must have a gate drive requirement of less than  
200µA. CF is a noise filter capacitor that prevents narrow  
pulses from firing the SCR.  
Grounded neutral fault detection is accomplished when a  
short or fault closes a magnetic path between the sense  
transformer and the grounded neutral transformer. The  
resultant AC coupling closes a positive feedback path  
around the op amp, and therefore the op amp oscillates.  
When the peaks of the oscillation voltage exceed the  
SCR trigger comparator thresholds, the SCR output will  
go high.  
The relay solenoid used should have a 3ms or less  
response time in order to meet the UL 943 timing  
requirement.  
Sense Transformers and Cores  
Shunt Regulator  
The sense and grounded neutral transformer cores are  
usually fabricated using high permeability laminated  
steel rings. Their single turn primary is created by  
passing the line and neutral wires through the center of  
its core. The secondary is usually from 200 to 1500  
turns.  
RLINE limits the current into the shunt regulator; 220V  
applications will require substituting a 47k2W  
resistor. In addition to supplying power to the IC, the  
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regulator creates internal reference voltages (see above).  
Two-Wire Application Circuit  
Operational Amplifier  
Figure 2 shows the diagram of a 2-wire 120V AC outlet  
GFI circuit using an KK4145AN. This circuit is not  
designed to detect grounded neutral faults. Thus, the  
grounded neutral transformer and capacitors C3 and C4  
of Figure 1 are not used.  
RSENSE is a feedback resistor that sets gain and  
therefore sensitivity to normal faults. To adjust  
RSENSE, follow this procedure: apply the desired fault  
current (a difference in current of 5mA is the UL 943  
standard).