Permanent magnet fault tolerant motor driving system

Abstract

The invention discloses a permanent magnet fault tolerant motor driving system. The system includes a permanent magnet fault tolerant motor, two sets of three-phase full-bridge driving circuits, two bidirectional thyristors, six fuses, and a separate 270V DC power source; the permanent magnet fault-tolerant motor comprises one set of armature ABC windings and one set of XYZ windings which are independent of each other, are symmetrical with respect to each other and are wound in a manner that each slot is wound with one phase of coils in a three-phase single-layer centralized mode; each set ofthree-phase full-bridge driving circuit is composed of six power switching tubes; the two sets of three-phase full-bridge driving circuits respectively control the ABC windings and XYZ windings of the permanent magnet fault-tolerant motor; when the system fails, a corresponding bidirectional thyristor is turned on, so that a half-bridge power conversion circuit with a neutral point is formed, andtherefore, the control of the fault-tolerant operation of the system is realized. The permanent magnet fault tolerant motor driving system of the invention has the advantages of magnetic isolation, physical isolation, thermal isolation, small cogging torque ripple, suppression of short-circuit current, and high fault tolerance, and can realize fault-tolerant operation under a condition that different electrical faults occur alone or simultaneously.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of electric drive systems, in particular to a permanent magnet fault-tolerant motor drive system. Background technique [0002] With the development of power electronics technology, motor control technology and rare earth permanent magnet materials, permanent magnet motors are facing new development opportunities and challenges. In addition to requiring high power density and high efficiency, they also need to have high output performance and high reliability. Sex, which has become the key to the development of permanent magnet motors. However, when the motor fails, due to the asymmetrical operation of the motor, the output torque will pulsate, resulting in large mechanical noise, resulting in a decline in the overall performance of the system, especially the greatly reduced output power, or even failure to work normally, seriously endangering the system security. Therefore, for the current electric drive ...

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Problems solved by technology

In the existing major fault-tolerant electric drive systems, for the traditional double-redundancy motors, distributed windings are generally used, which causes the motor windings to be burned out once the windings are short-circuited, and will be damaged due to magnetic field coupling. The output pulsating electromagnetic torque makes the system unable to work normally; although the switched reluctance motor has good fault tole

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