Electro-magnetic doubly-salient-motor low-speed operation non-position sensor method based on terminal voltage
A technology of electric excitation doubly salient poles and terminal voltage, applied in electronic commutators and other directions, can solve the problems of inability to detect back EMF, strong interference, etc., and achieve good application prospects, simple algorithm, and convenient implementation.
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[0022] The invention judges the low-speed operation of the electrically excited double salient pole motor in real time by respectively detecting the voltage value of the non-conducting phase terminal when the switch tube is turned on and when the diode is freewheeling, and comparing it with the preset commutation terminal voltage threshold after making a difference The commutation point at the time ensures the positionless control strategy of the motor running stably at low speed.
[0023] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, technical scheme of the invention is described in detail:
[0024] This method is applicable to electrically excited double salient pole motors with various numbers of phases. In this paper, an electrically excited double salient pole motor with a three-phase 12 / 8 structure is used as an example to illustrate. The plane structure of the motor is as follows: figure 1 As shown, the drive control circuit such as figure 2 shown. image 3 It is a...
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