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METHODS, POWER TOOLS AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCTS FOR DYNAMIC CURRENT CONTROL

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Inventor

Michael Graham Heath; Anton Mårtensson; Stefan La; Peter Johansson

IPC Classification

H2P 29/40H2K 9/2H2K 11/25H2K 11/30H2P 29/68

CPC Classification

H2P29/40H2K9/2H2K11/25H2K11/30H2P29/68

The present disclosure relates to a method () for dynamic current control in a hand-held power tool, the method comprising repeatedly obtaining (S), from a set of temperature sensors, a measured respective temperature of a motor and/or a power source and/or a control circuitry of the hand-held power tool and when the respective measured temperature exceeds a respective predetermined temperature threshold of the motor and/or the power source and/or the control circuitry, executing (S) a maximum current limit reduction sequence, the maximum current limit reduction sequence being configured to reduce the current limit by a predetermined amount per a predetermined unit temperature over the respective predetermined temperature threshold, until the respective temperature of the motor and/or the power source and/or the control circuitry is below the respective predetermined temperature threshold.

Original (Chinese)

The present disclosure relates to a method () for dynamic current control in a hand-held power tool, the method comprising repeatedly obtaining (S), from a set of temperature sensors, a measured respective temperature of a motor and/or a power source and/or a control circuitry of the hand-held power tool and when the respective measured temperature exceeds a respective predetermined temperature threshold of the motor and/or the power source and/or the control circuitry, executing (S) a maximum current limit reduction sequence, the maximum current limit reduction sequence being configured to reduce the current limit by a predetermined amount per a predetermined unit temperature over the respective predetermined temperature threshold, until the respective temperature of the motor and/or the power source and/or the control circuitry is below the respective predetermined temperature threshold.

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