Method for determining sensorless frequency doubling rotating speed and phase of permanent magnet synchronous generator converter
A permanent magnet synchronization and determination method technology, which is applied in the direction of synchronous generator control, generator control, generator control parts, etc., can solve the problems of affecting real-time performance, fluctuation of calculation results, insufficient real-time performance, etc., and achieve good real-time performance , reduce the amount of calculation, and facilitate the effect of power calculation
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[0053] The present embodiment discloses a permanent magnet synchronous generator converter without a sensor doubling speed and phase determination method, the method based on the absence of a speed sensor to achieve speed and phase determination, such as Figure 1 as shown, which includes the following steps:
[0054] Step A: Set the sampling period, which generally does not exceed 0.5ms, which is determined according to actual needs. After the sampling cycle is set, the three-phase voltage and three-phase current of the generator are collected according to the sampling cycle interval, and then the calibrated three-phase voltage and three-phase current are calculated through zero drift adaptive, and then the actual voltage of the generator in the two-phase stationary coordinate system in each sampling cycle is calculated according to the calibrated three-phase voltage and three-phase current.
[0055] Wherein, the calculation method of the actual voltage is: first of all, the three-...
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[0095] The present embodiment of the method of Example 1 is verified, as follows:
[0096] If the generator is set to a rated speed of 8.4 Hz, a sampling period of 0.5ms, and a phase multiplier of 32 times, the verification method is as follows:
[0097] Step 1: Three-phase voltage sampling after zero-drift adaptive calibration of the three-phase voltage U 1 (t)、U 2 (t) and U 3 (t) is a mixture of sine and switching waves over time. Three-phase current sampling is zero-drift adaptively calibrated after current I 1 (t)、I 2 (t) and I 3 (t) is time-dependent sine-like wave data. The calibrated three-phase voltage and three-phase current pass through the three-phase to two-phase stationary (α, β) coordinate system to obtain instantaneous voltage vectors and is a mixture of sine wave and switching waveform data that changes over time, resulting in instantaneous current vector I α (t) and I β (t) is time-dependent sine-like wave data.
[0098] The three-phase to two-phase stationary (...
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