Bearingless switched reluctance motor error-tolerant operation control method
A switched reluctance motor and operation control technology, applied in AC motor control, electronic commutation motor control, control system, etc., can solve problems such as system paralysis, motor and control system damage, and inability to achieve stable suspension
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[0012] 1. If figure 2 As shown, in interval I, phase B is in the inductance rising zone, and at this time, phase B is turned on to generate positive torque, and at the same time, the suspension winding of phase B is turned on to generate a control magnetic field superimposed with the bias magnetic field generated by the main winding to generate a suspension of the rotating shaft The required radial levitation force; in the interval II, the inductance of phase A is in the rising zone, so the phase A is turned on to generate positive torque, and similarly, the levitation force is also provided by the phase A; in interval III, in order to realize that the motor can drive The fault continues to rotate and levitate, and phase A continues to conduct, compensating for the levitation force originally provided by phase C.
[0013] 2. When the phase is missing, under the premise of ensuring the stable suspension of the motor, the negative torque generated by the compensation phase shou...
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