US5325036A
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Elevator speed sensorless variable voltage variable frequency induction motor drive
Assignee: Otis Elevator Co
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Filing: 1992-06-15
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Granted: 1994-06-28
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Expires: 2012-06-15
Abstract
Abstract During motor jerk-out, the real component of a stator current ReI is measured as an approximation to torque current I T , and a reference acceleration A ref is obtained as an approximation to the motor acceleration, for providing, by means of linear regression, the Y intercept of a line defining the relationship between ReI and A ref , which intercept defines ReI at a constant high speed (ReI CONSTANT HIGH SPEED) for linearly relating ReI CONSTANT HIGH SPEED to a compensation frequency f comp , which is provided to a summer for summing f comp with a reference frequency f ref used for dictating motor speed. The stator current I and A ref are sampled during jerk-out when the motor is at high speed because there the real component of the stator current ReI is approximately equal to I T .
Inventors
- 👤 Andreas J. Diethert
- 👤 Claudia M. Schmidt-Milkau
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-31 11:18
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02P; H02P27/00; H02P27/04; H02P27/06; H02P27/08; B; B66; B66B; B66B1/00; B66B1/02; B66B1/06; H02P23/00; H02P23/08
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim
383 words
In an open loop three phase asynchronous elevator motor drive response to a reference frequency, a method of compensating for a difference between dictated motor speed proportional to said reference frequency and actual motor speed, comprising: providing samples of a reference acceleration during a portion of a run of an elevator motor when jerk is nonzero; providing corresponding samples of the real component of a stator current; obtaining a high constant speed value of the motor in response to the real component of the stator current and said reference acceleration; and providing a compensation frequency which is a function of the constant speed value including (a) moving the motor in a first direction with no load on the motor, while said reference frequency is set to a creep value and said compensation frequency is zero, summing a calibration signal with said reference frequency and providing and providing an initial motoric calibration compensation frequency and adjusting the magnitude of said calibration signal until said initial motoric calibration compensation frequency is proportional to the motor speed and providing a motoric calibration compensation frequency signal; (b) moving the motor in a second direction with no load on the motor, while said reference frequency is set to a creep value and said compensation frequency is zero, summing a calibration signal with said referency frequency and providing an initial generatoric calibration compensation frequency and adjusting the magnitude of said calibration signal until said initial generatoric calibration compensation frequency is proportional to the motor speed and providing a generatoric calibration compensation frequency signal; (c) moving the motor in said first direction with no load on the motor, while said reference frequency is set to a high speed value, and measuring a first high constant value of the real component of the stator current for a motoric condition; (d) moving the motor in said second direction with no load on the motor, while said reference frequency is set to a high speed value and measuring a second high constant value of the real component of the stator current for a generatoric condition; (e) providing a compensation frequency in response to said first and second high constant speed values, said motoric calibration compensation frequency signal and said generatoric calibration compensation frequency signal; and adding said compensation frequency to said reference frequency.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
383 words
In an open loop three phase asynchronous elevator motor drive response to a reference frequency, a method of compensating for a difference between dictated motor speed proportional to said reference frequency and actual motor speed, comprising: providing samples of a reference acceleration during a portion of a run of an elevator motor when jerk is nonzero; providing corresponding samples of the real component of a stator current; obtaining a high constant speed value of the motor in response to the real component of the stator current and said reference acceleration; and providing a compensation frequency which is a function of the constant speed value including (a) moving the motor in a first direction with no load on the motor, while said reference frequency is set to a creep value and said compensation frequency is zero, summing a calibration signal with said reference frequency and providing and providing an initial motoric calibration compensation frequency and adjusting the magnitude of said calibration signal until said initial motoric calibration compensation frequency is proportional to the motor speed and providing a motoric calibration compensation frequency signal; (b) moving the motor in a second direction with no load on the motor, while said reference frequency is set to a creep value and said compensation frequency is zero, summing a calibration signal with said referency frequency and providing an initial generatoric calibration compensation frequency and adjusting the magnitude of said calibration signal until said initial generatoric calibration compensation frequency is proportional to the motor speed and providing a generatoric calibration compensation frequency signal; (c) moving the motor in said first direction with no load on the motor, while said reference frequency is set to a high speed value, and measuring a first high constant value of the real component of the stator current for a motoric condition; (d) moving the motor in said second direction with no load on the motor, while said reference frequency is set to a high speed value and measuring a second high constant value of the real component of the stator current for a generatoric condition; (e) providing a compensation frequency in response to said first and second high constant speed values, said motoric calibration compensation frequency signal and said generatoric calibration compensation frequency signal; and adding said compensation frequency to said reference frequency.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
57 words
The method of claim 1, wherein said real component of the stator current Rel is measured by measuring two stator currents I u , I v , measuring an angle phi between a stator flux and stator voltage, calculating two values sin 1=sin(phi/3-phi), and calculating the real component of the stator current, according to the equation: ##EQU4##
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
24 words
The method of claim 1, wherein said compensation frequency is added at the end of a first jerk out of the elevator motor run.
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