Variable damping circuit for a synchronous servomotor

1. A damper circuit for damping a synchronous servo-motor, comprising:

at least one winding;

at least one main damper resistor;

connection means for connecting the main damper resistor in series with the winding; and

at least one damper cell having at least one additional damper resistor connected in parallel with the main damper resistor via a static switch connected to a control module for controlling the switch as a function of a voltage of the winding;

wherein the control module comprises, in parallel with the main damper resistor, a shunt having an output connected to a control input of the switch and a divider bridge connected to the shunt in order to form a comparator between the voltage of the winding and a conduction voltage of the shunt.

2. A damper circuit according to claim 1 , wherein the divider bridge includes at least one variable resistor.

3. A damper circuit according to claim 1 , including two additional damper cells that are identical but mounted opposite ways round, each damper cell having an input diode so as to be active respectively when the voltage of the winding is positive and when the voltage of the winding is negative.

4. A damper circuit according to claim 1 , wherein the control module has three branches in parallel with the main damper resistor, comprising:

a first branch having two resistors in series to form the divider bridge;

a second branch with the shunt; and

a third branch with a static switch;

wherein the divider bridge having a midpoint connected to a reference input of the shunt;

wherein the shunt is connected to the static switch of the third branch in order to control it, and the static switch of the third branch being connected to a static switch connected to the additional damper resistor.

5. A damper circuit for damping a synchronous servo-motor, comprising:

at least one winding;

at least one main damper resistor;

connection means for connecting the main damper resistor in series with the winding; and

at least one damper cell having at least one additional damper resistor connected in parallel with the main damper resistor via a static switch connected to a control module for controlling the switch as a function of a voltage of the winding;

wherein the control module comprises, in parallel with the main damper resistor, a shunt having an output connected to a control input of the switch and a divider bridge connected to the shunt in order to form a comparator between the voltage of the winding and a conduction voltage of the shunt;

wherein the damper circuit comprises two additional damper cells that are identical but mounted opposite ways round, each damper cell having an input diode so as to be active respectively when the voltage of the winding is positive and when the voltage of the winding is negative.

6. A damper circuit for damping a synchronous servo-motor, comprising:

at least one winding;

at least one main damper resistor;

connection means for connecting the main damper resistor in series with the winding; and

at least one damper cell having at least one additional damper resistor connected in parallel with the main damper resistor via a static switch connected to a control module for controlling the switch as a function of a voltage of the winding;

wherein the control module comprises a shunt in parallel with the main damper resistor, the shunt having an output connected to a control input of the switch and a divider bridge connected to the shunt in order to form a comparator between the voltage of the winding and a conduction voltage of the shunt;

wherein the control module has three branches in parallel with the main damper resistor, comprising:

a first branch having two resistors in series to form the divider bridge;

a second branch with the shunt; and

a third branch with a static switch;

wherein the divider bridge having a midpoint connected to a reference input of the shunt; the shunt being connected to the static switch of the third branch in order to control it, and the static switch of the third branch being connected to a static switch connected to the additional damper resistor.