US4503375A
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Method for controlling induction motor and apparatus therefor
Assignee: Hitachi Ltd
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Filing: 1984-02-22
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Granted: 1985-03-05
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Expires: 2004-02-22
Abstract
Abstract An induction motor is driven by a power inverter. A torque current command is determined on the basis of a difference between a speed command and an actual speed value. A slip frequency command corresponding to a magnitude of the torque current command is determined, and the slip frequency command and the actual speed value are added together to produce a primary frequency command. An oscillator generates 2-phase sinusoidal signals at a frequency coincident with the primary frequency command which are respectively in phase with the flux axis of the induction motor and 90° out of phase with respect to the flux axis. A torque current pattern signal is produced on the basis of the torque current command and the 90°-out-of-phase sinusoidal signal, and an exciting current pattern signal is produced on the basis of an exciting current setting value and the in-phase sinusoidal signal. Output current of the power inverter is controlled by the two current pattern signals. On the other hand, motor voltage of the induction motor is detected, and there are produced a parallel component and an orthogonal component of the motor voltage with respect to an exciting current component which is determined in a control system for the motor voltage. The primary frequency command is corrected by the parallel component of the motor voltage, and the exciting current setting value is corrected by the orthogonal component of the motor voltage.
Inventors
- 👤 Toshiaki Okuyama
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-10-30 06:28
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02P; H02P21/00; H02P21/06; H02P21/08; H02P21/09; H02P2207/00; H02P2207/01
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 12
Claim 1
Independent Claim
240 words
An induction motor controlling apparatus comprising: an induction motor driven by a power inverter; speed control means responsive to a difference between a speed command and an actual speed value, for producing a torque command for said induction motor; slip frequency calculation means for producing a slip frequency command corresponding to a magnitude of said torque current command; voltage component detection means detecting motor voltage of said induction motor, for producing a parallel component and an orthogonal component of the motor voltage with respect to an exciting current component which is determined in a control system for the motor voltage; primary frequency command means responsive to said slip frequency command, actual speed value and parallel component of the motor voltage detected by said voltage component detector, for producing a primary frequency command having a magnitude that makes a said parallel component of the motor voltage zero; exciting current command means responsive to an exciting current setting value and the orthogonal component of the motor voltage detected by said voltage component detector means, for producing an exciting current pattern signal having an amplitude that sets said orthogonal component of the motor voltage at a preset value; torque current command means responsive to said torque current command and primary frequency command, for producing a torque current pattern signal; and current control means responsive to said torque current pattern signal and exciting current pattern signal, for controlling output current of said power inverter.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
240 words
An induction motor controlling apparatus comprising: an induction motor driven by a power inverter; speed control means responsive to a difference between a speed command and an actual speed value, for producing a torque command for said induction motor; slip frequency calculation means for producing a slip frequency command corresponding to a magnitude of said torque current command; voltage component detection means detecting motor voltage of said induction motor, for producing a parallel component and an orthogonal component of the motor voltage with respect to an exciting current component which is determined in a control system for the motor voltage; primary frequency command means responsive to said slip frequency command, actual speed value and parallel component of the motor voltage detected by said voltage component detector, for producing a primary frequency command having a magnitude that makes a said parallel component of the motor voltage zero; exciting current command means responsive to an exciting current setting value and the orthogonal component of the motor voltage detected by said voltage component detector means, for producing an exciting current pattern signal having an amplitude that sets said orthogonal component of the motor voltage at a preset value; torque current command means responsive to said torque current command and primary frequency command, for producing a torque current pattern signal; and current control means responsive to said torque current pattern signal and exciting current pattern signal, for controlling output current of said power inverter.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
62 words
An induction motor controlling apparatus according to claim 1 wherein said primary frequency command means comprises oscillation means for producing a sinusoidal signal being in phase with the flux axis of said induction motor and another sinusoidal signal being 90° out of phase with respect to said flux axis, said sinusoidal signals having a frequency which coincides with said primary frequency command.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
59 words
An induction motor controlling apparatus according to claim 1 wherein said exciting current command means produces an exciting current pattern signal having an amplitude which is determined by correcting said exciting current setting value according to a difference between the orthogonal component value of the motor voltage detected by said voltage component detection means and said primary frequency command.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
52 words
An induction motor controlling apparatus according to claim 1 wherein said exciting current command means produces an exciting current pattern signal having an amplitude which is determined according to a difference between the orthogonal component value of the motor voltage detected by said voltage component detection means and said primary frequency command.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
60 words
An induction motor controlling apparatus according to claim 2 wherein said voltage component detection means comprises phase conversion means for detecting phase terminal voltage signals of said induction motor and converting them into 2-phase sinusoidal signals, and multiplication means for multiplying the 2-phase sinusoidal signals produced from said phase conversion means and 2-phase sinusoidal signals produced from said oscillation means.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
32 words
An induction motor controlling apparatus according to claim 1 wherein said slip frequency calculation means divides said torque current command by said exciting current setting value to produce the slip frequency command.
Claim 8
Independent Claim
207 words
A method of controlling an induction motor driven by a power inverter comprising the steps of: producing a torque current command for said induction motor on the basis of a difference between a speed command and an actual speed value; determining a slip frequency command according to a magnitude of said torque current command; detecting motor voltage of said induction motor to produce a parallel component and an orthogonal component of the motor voltage with respect to an exciting current component which is determined in a control system for the motor voltage; producing a primary frequency command having a magnitude that makes said parallel component of the motor voltage zero on the basis of said slip frequency command, actual speed value and parallel component of the motor voltage; producing an exciting current pattern signal having an amplitude that sets said orthogonal component of the motor voltage at a preset value on the basis of an exciting current setting value and said orthogonal component of the motor voltage; producing a torque current pattern signal on the basis of said torque current command and primary frequency command; and controlling output current of said power inverter on the basis of said torque current pattern signal and exciting current pattern signal.
Claim 9
Independent Claim
207 words
A method of controlling an induction motor driven by a power inverter comprising the steps of: producing a torque current command for said induction motor on the basis of a difference between a speed command and an actual speed value; determining a slip frequency command according to a magnitude of said torque current command; detecting motor voltage of said induction motor to produce a parallel component and an orthogonal component of the motor voltage with respect to an exciting current component which is determined in a control system for the motor voltage; producing a primary frequency command having a magnitude that makes said parallel component of the motor voltage zero on the basis of said slip frequency command, actual speed value and parallel component of the motor voltage; producing an exciting current pattern signal having an amplitude that sets said orthogonal component of the motor voltage at a preset value on the basis of an exciting current setting value and said orthogonal component of the motor voltage; producing a torque current pattern signal on the basis of said torque current command and primary frequency command; and controlling output current of said power inverter on the basis of said torque current pattern signal and exciting current pattern signal.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
51 words
An induction motor controlling method according to claim 7 further comprising the step of producing an exciting current pattern signal having an amplitude which is determined by correcting said exciting current setting value according to a difference between said orthogonal component value of the motor voltage and said primary frequency command.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
40 words
An induction motor controlling method according to claim 7 further comprising the step of producing an exciting current pattern signal having an amplitude which is determined according to a difference between said orthogonal component value and said primary frequency command.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim
31 words
An induction motor controlling method according to claim 7 further comprising the step of producing the slip frequency command by dividing said torque current command by said exciting current setting value.
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