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Induction motor torque control system
Assignee: Fanuc Corp
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Filing: 1986-02-20
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Granted: 1988-07-12
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Expires: 2006-02-20
Abstract
Abstract An induction motor torque control system is provided for resolving an excitation current command and a secondary current command into an excitation flux vector component and electromotive force-direction (torque direction) vector component, respectively, based on a torque command for the motor and an excitation flux command, decided for the motor, in such a manner that a linear output torque is obtained in response to these commands. A primary current command for the motor is obtained by combining these vector values.
Inventors
- 👤 Yoshiki Fujioka
- 👤 Shinichi Kouno
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-29 03:58
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02P; H02P21/00; H02P21/06; H02P21/08
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 3
Claim 1
Independent Claim
295 words
An induction motor torque control system for linearly controlling the output torque of an induction motor in response to a torque command, comprising: (a) means for deciding a torque command (Tm) for the induction motor, and an excitation flux (Φ) from an excitation frequency (Wo); (b) means for deciding an excitation flux component (Iom) of excitation current (Io) from the excitation flux (Φ); (c) means for deciding a component (Iow), in the direction of an electromotive force (E1), of the excitation current (Io) from the excitation flux (Φ) and excitation frequency (Wo); (d) means for deciding a component (I2w), in the direction of the electromotive force (E1), of a secondry current (I2) of the induction motor from said torque command (Tm) and excitation flux (Φ); (e) means for deciding a slip frequency (Ws) from the component (I2w), in the direction of the electromotive force (E1), of said secondary current (I2) and the excitation flux (Φ); (f) means for deciding an excitation flux component (I2m) of the secondary current (I2) from the component (I2w), in the direction of the electromotive force (E1), of the secondary current (I2) and from the slip frequency (Ws); and (g) means for obtaining an excitation flux component (I1(Φ)) of the primary current (I1) of the induction motor from the sum of the excitation flux components (Iom) and (I2m) of said excitation current (Io) and the secondary current (I2), and a component (I1 (E1)) in the direction of the electromotive force (E1) of the primary current (I1) of the induction motor from the sum of the components (Iow) and I2w) in the direction of the electromotive force (E1) of said excitation current (Io) and secondary current (I2), and for limiting a primary current command for the induction motor upon combining these components.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
295 words
An induction motor torque control system for linearly controlling the output torque of an induction motor in response to a torque command, comprising: (a) means for deciding a torque command (Tm) for the induction motor, and an excitation flux (Φ) from an excitation frequency (Wo); (b) means for deciding an excitation flux component (Iom) of excitation current (Io) from the excitation flux (Φ); (c) means for deciding a component (Iow), in the direction of an electromotive force (E1), of the excitation current (Io) from the excitation flux (Φ) and excitation frequency (Wo); (d) means for deciding a component (I2w), in the direction of the electromotive force (E1), of a secondry current (I2) of the induction motor from said torque command (Tm) and excitation flux (Φ); (e) means for deciding a slip frequency (Ws) from the component (I2w), in the direction of the electromotive force (E1), of said secondary current (I2) and the excitation flux (Φ); (f) means for deciding an excitation flux component (I2m) of the secondary current (I2) from the component (I2w), in the direction of the electromotive force (E1), of the secondary current (I2) and from the slip frequency (Ws); and (g) means for obtaining an excitation flux component (I1(Φ)) of the primary current (I1) of the induction motor from the sum of the excitation flux components (Iom) and (I2m) of said excitation current (Io) and the secondary current (I2), and a component (I1 (E1)) in the direction of the electromotive force (E1) of the primary current (I1) of the induction motor from the sum of the components (Iow) and I2w) in the direction of the electromotive force (E1) of said excitation current (Io) and secondary current (I2), and for limiting a primary current command for the induction motor upon combining these components.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
58 words
An induction motor torque control system according to claim 1, wherein said slip frequency (Ws) deciding means decides the slip frequency (Ws) from a data table in which the data address is a value obtained by dividing the component (I2w), in the direction of the electromotive force (E1), of the secondary current (I2) by the excitation flux (Φ).
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