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Inverter control circuit

Assignee: Mitsubishi Electric Corp
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Filing: 1986-01-30
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Granted: 1987-06-09
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Expires: 2006-01-30
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Abstract

Abstract An inverter control circuit adapted, in the process to slow down and stop an induction motor, such that supply of the clock for combining voltage patterns is cut off by a control signal from its central processing unit and simultaneously voltage patterns dedicated for stopping which are stored in its storage device in addition to fundamental voltage patterns may be selected, whereby a stationary magnetic field is formed for the induction motor and optimum braking action corresponding to the condition of the load is provided.

Inventors

  • 👤 Tomotaka Ito

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
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Last Synchronized 2026-10-31 22:58
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02P; H02P3/00; H02P3/06; H02P3/18; H02P3/24

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim 224 words
An inverter control circuit comprising: (a) a central processing unit supplied with an operating command for an induction motor; (b) a storage device supplied with a voltage command signal from said central processing unit and stored therein with voltage patterns forming the basis of three-phase a.c. control signals and further stored therein in a different region from that for said patterns with voltage patterns dedicated for stopping to be used for stopping the induction motor; (c) a rate multiplier supplied with a frequency command signal from said central processing unit for outputting a frequency signal proportional to the frequency command signal; (d) a counter supplied with a frequency signal from said rate multiplier as the clock therefor for accessing an address of said storage device with its count signal; (e) a first data selector supplied with a frequency signal frequency-divided by said counter as the clock therefor for combining voltage patterns selected from said storage device by the voltage command signal; (f) second data selectors supplied with a frequency signal frequency-divided by said counter as the clock therefor for forming a three-phase a.c. control signal; and (g) a latch circuit disposed between said counter and address input to said second data selectors and supplied with a control signal from said central processing unit and an output signal from said counter as the clock therefor.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 224 words
An inverter control circuit comprising: (a) a central processing unit supplied with an operating command for an induction motor; (b) a storage device supplied with a voltage command signal from said central processing unit and stored therein with voltage patterns forming the basis of three-phase a.c. control signals and further stored therein in a different region from that for said patterns with voltage patterns dedicated for stopping to be used for stopping the induction motor; (c) a rate multiplier supplied with a frequency command signal from said central processing unit for outputting a frequency signal proportional to the frequency command signal; (d) a counter supplied with a frequency signal from said rate multiplier as the clock therefor for accessing an address of said storage device with its count signal; (e) a first data selector supplied with a frequency signal frequency-divided by said counter as the clock therefor for combining voltage patterns selected from said storage device by the voltage command signal; (f) second data selectors supplied with a frequency signal frequency-divided by said counter as the clock therefor for forming a three-phase a.c. control signal; and (g) a latch circuit disposed between said counter and address input to said second data selectors and supplied with a control signal from said central processing unit and an output signal from said counter as the clock therefor.

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