Synchro motor drive device
A technology for synchronous motors and driving devices, which is applied in the control of electromechanical transmission devices, motor generator control, AC motor control, etc. Rotation, to avoid the effect of torque ripple
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[0024] use Figure 1 to Figure 3 , for the induction motor driving device of this embodiment and Figure 10 The parts different from the prior art will be described. In addition, what is involved here is the control method from starting to accelerating to a given speed. In the torque command value setting section 1, let the torque command value It corresponds to acceleration torque + load torque, and is set to, for example, about 60% of the rated torque. Next, in the current command computing unit 105, the torque current command It is set * = given value, excitation current command Im * =0. Since the magnetic flux is generated by the field current of another field device, it is generally controlled so that Im=0. At this time, the current Id, Iq, magnetic flux Φd, Φq, and generated torque of the synchronous motor 102 , as shown in (Formula 2) to (Formula 6), respectively. In addition, the phase difference for Figure 11 The phase deviation between the d-axis and the...
Embodiment 2
[0036] Differences between this example and example 1 will be described. In this embodiment, the phase correction value Δθ is gradually changed by degrees such as 90° or 45°, or 30°, or 10° below 90°. By doing this, the rotation becomes smoother.
Embodiment 3
[0038] use Figure 4 , the differences between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 and Embodiment 2 will be described. Figure 4 In, relative to Example 1 image 3 Therefore, the time t1 for setting the phase correction value Δθ to the initial setting value is shorter than the time t2-t1 and t3-t2 for changing the phase correction value Δθ thereafter. This is because, Figure 11 In the case where the t-axis (current axis) and the d-axis (magnetic pole axis) are shifted by 180°, starting cannot be started, and demagnetization is caused by the t-axis current, so the phase correction value Δθ changes and the t-axis When the (m-axis) is moving, it may not start due to demagnetization. In addition, the reason why it can start within t1 is that it is close to the phase correction value , Next, when the phase correction value Δθ moves by 90°, it is still in the startable range, as long as the demagnetization of the initial phase correction value Δθ is prevented. In this embodiment...
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