A DC motor energy consumption braking control system

Abstract

The invention discloses a dynamic braking control system of a direct current motor, which comprises direct current motor, a direct current constant voltage source, a torque and rotating speed sensor, a PLC (programmable logic controller) processor, a chopper control board, an IGBT (insulated gate bipolar transistor) power component and a braking control resistance module, wherein a voltage output of the direct current constant voltage source is connected with a voltage input of the direct current motor via the braking control resistance module; the direct current motor is connected with the torque and rotating speed sensor; an output of the torque and rotating speed sensor is connected with an input of the PLC processor; an output of the PLC processor is connected with an input of the chopper control board; an output of the chopper control board is connected with an input of the IGBT power component; and the IGBT power component is in parallel connection with the braking control resistance module. According to the system, the braking control resistance module is cut off by the PLC processor under different conditions, so that rotating speed and torque outputs of the direct current motor change to achieve dynamic braking.

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[0001] The invention relates to a DC motor energy consumption braking control system. Background technique

[0002] DC series motor, that is, a DC motor in which the armature is connected in series with the field coil. This kind of motor is generally driven by a three-phase 6-pulse thyristor rectifier device. The rectifier adjusts the DC output voltage to change the motor speed; adjusts the DC output current to change the motor torque. However, this kind of motor can only do single-quadrant operation (that is, the speed and torque are in the same direction) in most occasions, and the energy consumption braking in the general sense is to cut off the power of the motor to stop the rising process of the load. But it cannot prevent the load from falling under the action of gravity thereafter. In practice, it is necessary to use auxiliary brakes based on mechanical friction or electromagnetic principles to control the load to move downward or stop at a certain ...

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