Sensorless intermittent automatic quantitative fluid adding method
A sensor, intermittent technology, applied in the direction of machine/engine, control of electromechanical transmission, motor control, etc., can solve problems such as inability to meet process requirements
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[0037] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, the present invention is made further.
[0038] First, briefly introduce the principle of vector control. Such as figure 2 as shown, i a ,i b ,i c is the three-phase stator current under the three-axis coordinates on the stator plane, since i a + i b + i c =0, usually only two phases are measured. i α ,i β is the current under the two-axis coordinates on the stator plane after Clark transformation. i d ,i q is the current under the two-axis coordinates on the rotor plane after PARK transformation. V d ,V q is the voltage vector under the two-axis coordinates on the rotor plane obtained by the PI control algorithm. V α ,V β is the voltage vector under the two-axis coordinates on the stator plane after inverse PARK transformation. θ, ω are the counter electromotive force generated according to the rotor current respectively, using i α ,i β , V α ,V β The specific process of the motor rotor angle and an...
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