A positionless method for low-speed operation of electrically excited doubly salient pole motors based on the slope threshold of series inductance
A technology of electric excitation doubly salient poles and low-speed operation, applied in the direction of electronic commutator, etc., can solve the problems of small self-inductance change at the commutation point and undetectable back EMF.
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[0023] The present invention calculates the current slope by respectively detecting the bus current value when the switch tube is turned on and when the diode is freewheeling. By comparing the slope of the sum of self-inductance of the two phases with the preset slope threshold of the sum of self-inductance of the commutation point, the commutation point of the electric excitation double salient pole motor is judged in real time at low speed operation to ensure the stability of the motor at low speed No position control strategy for operation.
[0024] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, technical scheme of the invention is described in detail:
[0025] This method is applicable to electric excitation double salient pole motors with various phase numbers. The present invention takes the electric excitation double salient pole motors with three-phase 12 / 8 structure as an example to describe in detail. The electric excitation double convex pole motors with three-phas...
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