US4751447A
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AC motor speed control apparatus
Assignee: Mitsubishi Electric Corp
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Filing: 1986-10-30
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Granted: 1988-06-14
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Expires: 2006-10-30
Abstract
Abstract The present invention discloses a speed control apparatus for an AC motor which vector-controls, for example, a drive current of the AC motor such as an induction motor, synchronous motor and AC commutator motor with a feedback current control loop providing an inverter utilizing a semiconductor element for power amplification such as power transistor and compensates for non-linear current characteristic of the drive current generated by dead time resulting from ignition delay of a semiconductor element with a current compensation control element provided within the current control loop, thereby controlling the rotation speed and command response speed of an AC motor.
Inventors
- 👤 Hiroaki Okachi
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-10-30 20:31
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02P; H02P21/00; H02P21/22
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
234 words
A speed control apparatus for an AC motor comprising, a feedback current control loop which vector-controls a drive current of an AC motor with an inverter using a semiconductor element for power amplification of the current control type; and a compensation control means which is provided within said current control loop and a compensates for non-linear current characteristics generated by dead-time resulting from ignition delay of said semiconductor element; said feedback current control loop being composed of a current detection means which detects a drive current of said AC motor, a first coordinate transform which transforms an AC current detected by such current detection means into a magnetic flux current and a torque current, a second coordinate transformer which is responsive to deviation between said magnetic flux current and a magnetic flux command and deviation between said torque current and a torque current command and outputs a 3-phase AC voltage command, and a dead-time signal forming means which generates ignition delay to a semiconductor element forming said inverter; said compensation control means comprising gain compensation circuits which are provided at the input side of said second coordinate transformer at the position where a deviation of said magnetic flux current and magnetic flux current command is input and at the position where a deviation of said torque current and torque current command is input and compensate for non-linear characteristic of deviation output of said currents.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
234 words
A speed control apparatus for an AC motor comprising, a feedback current control loop which vector-controls a drive current of an AC motor with an inverter using a semiconductor element for power amplification of the current control type; and a compensation control means which is provided within said current control loop and a compensates for non-linear current characteristics generated by dead-time resulting from ignition delay of said semiconductor element; said feedback current control loop being composed of a current detection means which detects a drive current of said AC motor, a first coordinate transform which transforms an AC current detected by such current detection means into a magnetic flux current and a torque current, a second coordinate transformer which is responsive to deviation between said magnetic flux current and a magnetic flux command and deviation between said torque current and a torque current command and outputs a 3-phase AC voltage command, and a dead-time signal forming means which generates ignition delay to a semiconductor element forming said inverter; said compensation control means comprising gain compensation circuits which are provided at the input side of said second coordinate transformer at the position where a deviation of said magnetic flux current and magnetic flux current command is input and at the position where a deviation of said torque current and torque current command is input and compensate for non-linear characteristic of deviation output of said currents.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
243 words
A speed control apparatus for an AC motor comprising, a feedback current control loop which vector-controls a drive current of an AC motor with an inverter using a semiconductor element for power amplification of the current control type; and a compensation control means which is provided within said current control loop and compensates for non-linear current characteristic generated by dead-time resulting from ignition delay of said semiconductor element; said feedback current control loop being composed of a current detection means which detects a drive current of said AC motor, a first coordinate transformer which transforms an AC current detected by such current detection means into a magnetic flux current and a torque current a second coordinate transformer which is responsive to deviation between said magnetic flux current and a magnetic flux current command and deviation between said torque current and a torque current command and outputs a 3-phase AC voltage command, and a dead-time signal forming means which generates ignition delay to a semiconductor element forming said inverter; said AC motor being an induction motor and being controlled by a second feedback control loop which adds a slip frequency calculated by a slip frequency calculation means depending on a torque current output from said first coordinate transformer and a speed detection signal detected by a speed detection means provided to said induction motor, integrates such added outputs with an integration means and outputs the integrated signal to said first and second coordinate transformers.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
243 words
A speed control apparatus for an AC motor comprising, a feedback current control loop which vector-controls a drive current of an AC motor with an inverter using a semiconductor element for power amplification of the current control type; and a compensation control means which is provided within said current control loop and compensates for non-linear current characteristic generated by dead-time resulting from ignition delay of said semiconductor element; said feedback current control loop being composed of a current detection means which detects a drive current of said AC motor, a first coordinate transformer which transforms an AC current detected by such current detection means into a magnetic flux current and a torque current a second coordinate transformer which is responsive to deviation between said magnetic flux current and a magnetic flux current command and deviation between said torque current and a torque current command and outputs a 3-phase AC voltage command, and a dead-time signal forming means which generates ignition delay to a semiconductor element forming said inverter; said AC motor being an induction motor and being controlled by a second feedback control loop which adds a slip frequency calculated by a slip frequency calculation means depending on a torque current output from said first coordinate transformer and a speed detection signal detected by a speed detection means provided to said induction motor, integrates such added outputs with an integration means and outputs the integrated signal to said first and second coordinate transformers.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
228 words
A speed control apparatus for an AC motor comprising, a feedback current control loop which vector-controls a drive current of an AC motor with an inverter using a semiconductor element for power amplification of the current control type; and a compensation control means which is provided within said current control loop and compensates for non-linear current characteristic generated by dead-time resulting from ignition delay of said semiconductor element; said feedback current control loop being composed of a current detection means which detects a drive current of said AC motor, a first coordinate transformer which transforms an AC current detected by such current detection means into a magnetic flux current and a torque current, a second coordinate transformer which is responsive to deviation between said magnetic flux current and a magnetic flux current command and deviation between said torque current and a torque current command and outputs a 3-phase AC voltage command, and a dead-time signal forming means which generates ignition delay to a semiconductor element forming said inverter; said AC motor being a synchronous motor and being controlled by a second feedback control loop which adds a speed detection signal detected by a speed detection means provided to such synchronous motor and a magnetic pole position preset signal output from a magnetic pole position preset means, and outputs such added output to said first and second coordinate transformers.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
228 words
A speed control apparatus for an AC motor comprising, a feedback current control loop which vector-controls a drive current of an AC motor with an inverter using a semiconductor element for power amplification of the current control type; and a compensation control means which is provided within said current control loop and compensates for non-linear current characteristic generated by dead-time resulting from ignition delay of said semiconductor element; said feedback current control loop being composed of a current detection means which detects a drive current of said AC motor, a first coordinate transformer which transforms an AC current detected by such current detection means into a magnetic flux current and a torque current, a second coordinate transformer which is responsive to deviation between said magnetic flux current and a magnetic flux current command and deviation between said torque current and a torque current command and outputs a 3-phase AC voltage command, and a dead-time signal forming means which generates ignition delay to a semiconductor element forming said inverter; said AC motor being a synchronous motor and being controlled by a second feedback control loop which adds a speed detection signal detected by a speed detection means provided to such synchronous motor and a magnetic pole position preset signal output from a magnetic pole position preset means, and outputs such added output to said first and second coordinate transformers.
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