Field control system for controlling induction machines

Claim 2

A field control system for controlling an induction machine driven from a power source through a semiconductor inverter so that the output torque of the induction machine is reduced in proportion to a running speed thereof, said system comprising means for converting a pulse frequency (f N ) of said machine into a voltage (V N ) indicative of a running speed, means for comparing said voltage (V N ) with a reference voltage (S R ) and delivering an output (I 2 ) corresponding to the difference, a function generator connected to receive said voltage (V N ) for delivering an output (V FG ) partially proportional to said voltage (V N ), a multiplier for multiplying said output (I 2 ) with the output (V FG ), means for converting the output of the multiplier into a slip frequency (f S ), and means for adding, in the case of the motor operation of said induction machine, said slip frequency (f S ) to said pulse frequency (f N ), or subtracting, in the case of regenerative operation, said slip frequency (f S ) from said pulse frequency (f N ), thereby delivering the output pulses of the resultant frequency (f) to control said semiconductor inverter.

Claim 3

A field control system for controlling an induction machine driven from a power source through a semiconductor inverter so that the torque of the induction machine is reduced in proportion to the running speed thereof, said system comprising means for converting a pulse frequency (f N ) of said machine into a voltage (V N ) indicative of a running speed, means for comparing said voltage (V N ) with a reference voltage (S R ) and delivering an output (I 2 ) corresponding to the difference, means for converting a resultant frequency (f) which is used to control the inverter into a voltage (f V ), a function generator for receiving said voltage (f V ) and delivering an output (V FG ) of a desired form, a multiplier for multiplying said output (I 2 ) with the output (V FG ), means for converting the output of the multiplier into a frequency indicative of a slip frequency (f S ), and means for adding, in the case of the motor operation of said induction machine, said slip frequency (f S ) to said pulse frequency (f N ), or subtracting, in the case of regenerative operation, said slip frequency (f S ) from said pulse frequency (f N ), and for delivering an output of a frequency (f) to control said semiconductor inverter.

Claim 4

A field control system for controlling an induction machine driven from a power source through a semiconductor inverter so that the torque of the induction machine is reduced in proportion to the running speed thereof, said system comprising means for converting a pulse frequency (f N ) of said machine into a voltage (V N ) indicative of a running speed, means for comparing said voltage (V N ) with a reference voltage (S R ) and delivering an output (I 2 ) corresponding to the difference, means for converting a resultant frequency (f) which is used to control the inverter into a voltage (f V ), a function generator for receiving said voltage (f V ) and delivering an output (V FG ) of a desired form, a multiplier for multiplying said output (I 2 ) with the output (V FG ), means for converting the output of the multiplier into a frequency indicative of a slip frequency (f S ), and means for adding, in the case of the motor operation of said induction machine, said slip frequency (f S ) to said pulse frequency (f N ), or subtracting, in the case of regenerative operation, said slip frequency (f S ) from said pulse frequency (f N ), and for delivering an output of a frequency (f) to control said semiconductor inverter.

Claim 5

A field control system as set forth in claim 1 further comprising an additional function generator connected to receive said output (I 2 ) and to deliver an output (I R ) of a desired form to said first mentioned function generator, so that the first mentioned function generator delivers an output (V FG ) to said multiplier.

Claim 6

A field control system as set forth in claim 1 further comprising a still another function generator connected to receive the output (V X ) of said multiplier, and a differentiator to receive the output of said still another function generator for delivering the output, thereof, in addition to the output (V X ) of the multiplier, to said voltage-frequency converter which delivers an output (f S ) to said adding/subtracting means.

Claim 7

A field control system as set forth in claim 3 further comprising a first comparator for comparing the output (I R ) of said additional function generator with a value (I) indicative of a power source current, a second comparator comparing the difference (I R -I) with a reference value (I S ), and an amplifier which amplifies the output of said second comparator when the difference (I R -I) exceeds the reference value (I S ), and applies the output to said first mentioned function generator.