Motor rotor positioning system for hybrid vehicle and positioning method thereof
A technology for hybrid electric vehicles and motor rotors, which is applied in the field of automobile manufacturing to achieve improved performance, simple positioning methods, and the elimination of measurement errors
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[0028] like figure 1 As shown, the hybrid vehicle motor rotor positioning system of this embodiment is composed of a detection unit and a calibration unit. , a barcode scanning gun for scanning motor barcodes, zero-crossing detection equipment and a motor rotor position sensor installed on the motor to be positioned, the detection host and engine hot test bench control system, barcode scanning gun, zero-crossing detection equipment and motor rotor The position sensor is connected; the calibration unit includes a barcode scanning gun and a calibration host, and the calibration host is connected to the motor controller of the motor to be positioned; the detection host and the calibration host are respectively connected to the storeable motor barcode number and rotor position angle through the network The database server connection for the value.
[0029] The detection host is a single-chip microcomputer with a network interface and its peripheral circuits.
[0030] The zero-cr...
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[0041] like image 3 As shown, the difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that the detection host of this embodiment is a combination of a detection device and a computer. The detection device is composed of a single-chip microcomputer and its peripheral circuits. , so that the existing resources can be fully utilized, the single-chip circuit and development difficulty can be simplified, and the anti-interference performance of the CAN network is strong, which is suitable for the complex electromagnetic environment of the production line.
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