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Variable speed motor

A variable speed motor is disclosed. The variable speed motor includes: a main winding including first and second main windings, and an auxiliary winding including first and second auxiliary windings, wherein the main winding and the auxiliary winding are wound on a stator to form a plurality of poles; and a plurality of relays for performing a switching operation between serial/parallel connections of the first and second main windings or the first and second auxiliary windings. The variable speed motor includes: a stator on which a 4-pole winding and a 12-pole winding are wound; a plurality of tap windings connected in series to a 4-pole main winding forming 4 poles, for extending a variable range of rotation speed of the motor during a 4-pole operation mode; and a phase control circuit for varying rotation speed of the motor by controlling a phase of an input power-supply signal during a 12-pole operation mode. Therefore, the variable speed motor greatly extends the range of a variable speed of the motor, and does not require an additional drive unit for varying the motor speed, such that production costs are greatly reduced, and electromagnetic vibration noise caused by a low-speed control mode of the motor is also greatly reduced. Rotation speed of the motor is controlled by a phase control operation and a winding switching operation, such that the variable speed motor effectively controls the motor speed, and greatly reduces power consumption.
Owner:LG ELECTRONICS INC

Vector Controller Of Induction Motor

InactiveUS20080048607A1Reduce unstable areaAvoid unstable areaVector control systemsLinear/angular speed measurementLow speedControl vector
Provided is a vector control apparatus for an induction motor which is capable of obtaining stable rotation in a short period of time for adjustment even at the time of low-speed operation by increasing the SN ratio of an output voltage to suppress the arithmetic error in the primary angular frequency arithmetic value based on a magnetic flux command value calculated from a circuit constant and an actual measurement of the induction motor even in the case where the rotation velocity of the induction motor is lower. The vector control apparatus includes: magnetic flux command value arithmetic means (11) for selecting and outputting the magnetic flux command value on the basis of a torque command value Tmr that is input from the external, the circuit constant of the induction motor, and the actual measurement related to the induction motor; and vector control means (10) for controlling the inverter device (3) on the basis of the magnetic flux command value that is output from the magnetic flux command value arithmetic means (11) and the circuit constant of the induction motor (8). The magnetic flux command value arithmetic means (11) includes a magnetic flux command value back calculation arithmetic section (21) for calculating a magnetic flux command arithmetic value F2RB so that a voltage that is applied to the induction motor 8 becomes equal to or higher than a setting value corresponding to an unstable area.
Owner:MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP

Vector controller of induction motor

Provided is a vector control apparatus for an induction motor which is capable of obtaining stable rotation in a short period of time for adjustment even at the time of low-speed operation by increasing the SN ratio of an output voltage to suppress the arithmetic error in the primary angular frequency arithmetic value based on a magnetic flux command value calculated from a circuit constant and an actual measurement of the induction motor even in the case where the rotation velocity of the induction motor is lower. The vector control apparatus includes a magnetic flux command value arithmetic section for selecting and outputting the magnetic flux command value on the basis of a torque command value that is externally input, the circuit constant of the induction motor, and the actual measurement related to the induction motor; and a vector controller for controlling an inverter device on the basis of the magnetic flux command value that is output from the magnetic flux command value arithmetic section and the circuit constant of the induction motor. The magnetic flux command value arithmetic section includes a magnetic flux command value back calculation arithmetic section for calculating a magnetic flux command arithmetic value so that a voltage that is applied to the induction motor becomes equal to or higher than a setting value corresponding to an unstable area.
Owner:MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP
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