A Torque Ripple Suppression Method for Electrically Excited Doubly Salient Motors with 12/10 Pole Structure
A technology of electric excitation double salient pole and torque ripple, applied in torque ripple control and other directions, can solve problems such as complex methods, and achieve the effect of reducing noise and torque ripple
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[0047] see Figure 1-Figure 4 This embodiment provides a torque ripple suppression method for an electrically excited doubly salient motor with a 12 / 10-pole structure, including: driving the electrically excited doubly salient motor with a sine wave, and when there are 5 and 7 harmonics in the back EMF , the electric excitation doubly salient output torque ripple has a fixed subharmonic;
[0048] Without changing the drive control mode of the armature winding, the output torque ripple of the electric excitation doubly salient motor is eliminated by the control method of injecting harmonics into the excitation current.
[0049] Specifically, through finite element simulation, the back EMF waveform of the electric excitation doubly salient motor with 12 / 10-pole six-phase windings in reverse series is obtained during DC excitation, such as figure 1 As shown, after the fitting process, the 5th and 7th harmonics of the main part are retained to obtain dL AF / dθ, dL BF / dθ, dL C...
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[0066] see Figure 5-Figure 11 , On the basis of Embodiment 1, this embodiment provides a torque ripple suppression method for an electrically excited doubly salient motor with a 12 / 10-pole structure. The torque is 10N m, the DC component of the excitation current is 12A, and the phase current amplitude is 7.5A. In order to minimize the coefficient of the 6th harmonic component in the electromagnetic torque formula, the optimal amplitude of the injected harmonic is:
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[0068] In the excitation current formula, the default 6th harmonic is equal to the initial phase of the A-phase current. When this control method is actually used, if the two initial phases are offset, the torque ripple suppression effect will be poor or even increase the torque ripple. At the same time, there is a position sensor to obtain the real-time mechanical angular position of the motor when the sine wave is driven.
[0069] In this embodiment, the electric excitation doubly salient pole moto...
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