Adaptive logic board for variable speed drive
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.
1. An adaptive logic board, comprising:
a signal sensing circuit configured to receive an input signal as an electrical current, wherein the signal sensing circuit is configured to receive the input signal from a variable speed drive (VSD), and the signal sensing circuit comprises:
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, wherein each switch of the plurality of switches corresponds to a corresponding resistor of the plurality of resistors; and
a sensing unit, wherein the sensing unit is configured to measure a voltage drop of the input signal across an active resistor of the plurality of resistors.
2. The adaptive logic board of claim 1 , wherein the input signal is generated by a current transducer disposed about a power line.
3. The adaptive logic board of claim 1 , wherein each resistor of the plurality of resistors has a different nominal resistance value.
4. The adaptive logic board of claim 1 , wherein a switch of the plurality of switches is configured to electrically couple a single resistor of the plurality of resistors to the signal sensing circuit, and wherein the single resistor is the active resistor.
5. The adaptive logic board of claim 4 , wherein the active resistor is determined based at least in part on a magnitude of the input signal.
6. The adaptive logic board of claim 4 , wherein the active resistor is determined based on a predetermined identification code, and wherein the predetermined identification code is transmitted to the adaptive logic board via a harness.
7. The adaptive logic board of claim 1 , wherein a current transducer is disposed about a power line of the VSD, and wherein the current transducer generates the input signal based on a flow of electrical current within the power line.
8. The adaptive logic board of claim 7 , wherein the active resistor is selected based on a first magnitude of the input signal, and wherein the adaptive logic board is configured to instruct the VSD to adjust a second magnitude of the flow of electrical current within the power line when the voltage drop across the active resistor deviates from a target value by a predetermined amount.
9. The adaptive logic board of claim 1 , comprising a plurality of signal sensing circuits that are each configured to receive a respective input signal from a current transducer of a plurality of current transducers, wherein each current transducer of the plurality of current transducers is disposed about a respective power line of the VSD.
10. The adaptive logic board of claim 1 , wherein at least one switch of the plurality of switches comprises a Metal-Oxide Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor.