Hello,
I just purchased a Prius Gen2 inverter module and I want to run some experiments on it. I have downloaded the wiring diagrams that show the connections to the hybrid ECU, but I still have a few questions:
1. How does the HV-ECU command a full wave, if there is only one line per phase? I thought that one needs 2 signals: one to control the high side transistor, one to control the low side transistor.
2. What are the voltage levels for the PWM? I have read somewhere that the booster module requires 10Vpp PWM. Is the same true for the inverters?
3. Are there any online resources, or perhaps some tutorials regarding this matter?
Prius Gen2 PWM waveforms
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MattsAwesomeStuff
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Re: Prius Gen2 PWM waveforms
I don't know the answers to those questions. But I also haven't seen them posted.
Damien must have figured this out when he reverse engineered it, but, there's only so many hours in the day, I haven't seen him go over it point by point or do a writeup or any such thing.
Damien must have figured this out when he reverse engineered it, but, there's only so many hours in the day, I haven't seen him go over it point by point or do a writeup or any such thing.
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SciroccoEV
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Re: Prius Gen2 PWM waveforms
The transistors are driven as complementary pairs with built in deadtime control.
PWM lines are pulled high internally to about 15V. Pull low with an open collector driver to switch on upper transistor.2. What are the voltage levels for the PWM? I have read somewhere that the booster module requires 10Vpp PWM. Is the same true for the inverters?
All of this has been covered in the "Toyota Prius Gen 2 Inverter Controller" thread; viewtopic.php?f=14&t=228
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=228&p=5645&hilit=c ... tary#p5645MattsAwseomeStuff wrote: I don't know the answers to those questions. But I also haven't seen them posted.