Phase sequence judging circuit based on asymmetrical three-phase circuit theory
A three-phase circuit and phase sequence judgment technology, which is applied in the direction of phase sequence/synchronous indication, can solve the problems of inconvenient operation, accuracy, unsatisfactory reliability and circuit cost, etc., and achieve the effect of easy implementation
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2012-04-11
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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Abstract
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[0001] The invention relates to a phase sequence judging circuit, in particular to a phase sequence judging circuit based on the theory of an asymmetrical three-phase circuit. Background technique
[0002] In many cases, electrical equipment has strict requirements on the phase sequence of the three-phase power supply, which cannot be connected incorrectly, that is, if the phase sequence of A-B-C is stipulated, it cannot be connected to the phase sequence of A-C-B or C-B-A, otherwise the equipment using three-phase power supply may It cannot work normally, such as: when the phase is wrong, the output voltage of the three-phase fully-controlled rectifier bridge becomes uncontrollable; the three-phase AC asynchronous motor will reverse and so on. In general, it is often difficult to confirm the phase sequence of the three-phase power distribution line, and once the phase sequence of the power supply line changes, the phase sequence must be re-determined. If a ...
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[0015] Asymmetrical three-phase circuits such as figure 1 As shown in (a), the figure assumes that:
[0016] X C = 1 ωC = R B = R C = R ( = 1 G )
[0017] G is the admittance, since X C It is a capacitive reactance, so the circuit load is asymmetrical, and the circuit is further transformed into a phase voltage source symmetrical (load asymmetrical) circuit, such as figure 1 (b) shown.
[0018] figure 1 The neutral point voltage in (b) (that is, the voltage between the neutral point of the load and the neutral point of the power supply) is
[0019] U · N , N ...