Variable speed controlling device for induction motor

Claim 2

A variable speed controlling device for an induction motor, comprising: supplying means for supplying a voltage or an electric current to the induction motor; control means for controlling the voltage or the electric current supplied from the supplying means; modulating means for generating a transient phenomenon in a magnetic flux of the induction motor; and extracting means for extracting a component depending on a slip frequency or a rotation speed of the induction motor from at least one of amounts of changes of a voltage, an electric current, and magnetic flux, which are caused by the transient phenomenon, wherein: a manipulated variable of said control means is determined based on an output of said extracting means.

Claim 3

The variable speed controlling device for the induction motor according to claim 1, wherein: said modulating means generates an alternating change in the magnetic flux on rotating coordinates which synchronizes with a rotating magnetic flux of the induction motor; and said extracting means extracts a component depending on a slip frequency of the induction motor from at least one of amounts of changes of a voltage, an electric current, and magnetic flux, which are generated in a direction orthogonal to a direction of the alternating change of the magnetic flux.

Claim 4

The variable speed controlling device for the induction motor according to claim 1, wherein: said modulating means generates an alternating change in a magnetic flux on stator coordinates of the induction motor; and said extracting means extracts a component depending on a rotation speed of the induction motor from at least one of amounts of changes of a voltage, an electric current, and a magnetic flux, which are generated in a direction orthogonal to a direction of the alternating change of the magnetic flux.

Claim 5

The variable speed controlling device for the induction motor according to claim 1, wherein: said manipulated variable of the operation of said control means is a magnitude or a phase of a voltage or an electric current supplied to the induction motor.

Claim 6

The variable speed controlling device for the induction motor according to claim 1, wherein: said manipulated variable of said control means is a frequency of a voltage or an electric current supplied to the induction motor.

Claim 7

A variable speed controlling device for an induction motor driven via an electric power converting circuit, comprising: a vector rotating device for resolving a primary current of the induction motor into a magnetizing current component in a direction of a magnetic flux axis (M axis) of the induction motor and a torque current component in a direction of an axis (T axis) orthogonal to the magnetic flux axis; magnetic flux position calculating means for obtaining a position of the magnetic flux axis with an integration of a primary angular frequency so as to control at least torque of the motor by performing a predetermined control calculation based on the magnetizing current component and the torque current component and independently regulating a magnetizing current component and a torque current component of the motor; an alternating current signal generating circuit; an adder for adding an alternating current signal generated by the alternating current signal generating circuit to a command value of a magnetizing current; a voltage detecting circuit for detecting a voltage of the induction motor; an induced voltage calculating circuit for calculating an induced voltage from a detected voltage value and a detected electric current value; and an error signal calculating circuit for calculating an error signal generated according to a disaccord between a direction of an actual magnetic flux vector of the induction motor and a direction of a coordinate axis obtained by said magnetic flux position calculating means, based on the induced voltage and the magnetizing current or the alternating current signal.

Claim 8

A variable speed controlling device for an induction motor driven via an electric power converting circuit, comprising: a vector rotating device for resolving a primary current of the induction motor into a magnetizing current component in a direction of a magnetic flux axis (M axis) of the induction motor and a torque current component in a direction of an axis (T axis) orthogonal to the magnetic flux axis; magnetic flux position calculating means for obtaining a position of the magnetic flux axis with an integration of a primary angular frequency so as to control at least torque of the motor by performing a predetermined control calculation based on the magnetizing current component and the torque current component and independently regulating a magnetizing current component and a torque current component of the motor; an alternating current signal generating circuit; an adder for adding an alternating current signal generated by the alternating current signal generating circuit to a command value of a magnetizing current; a voltage detecting circuit for detecting a voltage of the induction motor; an induced voltage calculating circuit for calculating an induced voltage from a detected voltage value and a detected electric current value; and an error signal calculating circuit for calculating an error signal generated according to a disaccord between a direction of an actual magnetic flux vector of the induction motor and a direction of a coordinate axis obtained by said magnetic flux position calculating means, based on the induced voltage and the magnetizing current or the alternating current signal.

Claim 9

A variable speed controlling device for an induction motor driven via an electric power converting circuit, comprising: a vector rotating device for resolving a primary current of the induction motor into a magnetizing current component in a direction of a magnetic flux axis (M axis) of the induction motor and a torque current component in a direction of an axis (T axis) orthogonal to the magnetic flux axis; magnetic flux position calculating means for obtaining a position of the magnetic flux axis with an integration of a primary angular frequency so as to control at least a torque of the motor by performing a predetermined control operation based on each of the components and independently regulating a magnetizing current component and a torque current component of the motor; an alternating current signal generating circuit; an adder for adding an alternating current signal generated by the alternating current signal generating circuit to a command value of a magnetizing current; and an error signal calculating circuit for calculating an error signal generated according to a disaccord between a direction of an actual magnetic flux vector of the induction motor and a direction of a coordinate axis obtained by said magnetic flux position calculating means, using a torque current and the magnetizing current or the alternating current signal.

Claim 10

A variable speed controlling device for an induction motor driven via an electric power converting circuit, comprising: a vector rotating device for resolving a primary current of the induction motor into a magnetizing current component in a direction of a magnetic flux axis (M axis) of the induction motor and a torque current component in a direction of an axis (T axis) orthogonal to the magnetic flux axis; magnetic flux position calculating means for obtaining a position of the magnetic flux axis with an integration of a primary angular frequency so as to control at least a torque of the motor by performing a predetermined control operation based on each of the components and independently regulating a magnetizing current component and a torque current component of the motor; an alternating current signal generating circuit; an adder for adding an alternating current signal generated by the alternating current signal generating circuit to a command value of a magnetizing current; and an error signal calculating circuit for calculating an error signal generated according to a disaccord between a direction of an actual magnetic flux vector of the induction motor and a direction of a coordinate axis obtained by said magnetic flux position calculating means, using a torque current and the magnetizing current or the alternating current signal.

Claim 11

A variable speed controlling device for an induction motor driven via an electric power converting circuit, comprising: a vector rotating device for resolving a primary current of the induction motor into a magnetizing current component in a direction of a magnetic flux axis (M axis) of the induction motor and a torque current component in a direction of an axis (T axis) orthogonal to the magnetic flux axis; magnetic flux position calculating means for obtaining a position of the magnetic flux axis with an integration of a primary angular frequency so as to control at least a torque of the motor by performing a predetermined control operation based on each of the components and independently regulating a magnetizing current component and a torque current component of the motor; an alternating current signal generating circuit; an adder for adding an alternating current signal generated by the alternating current signal generating circuit to a command value of a magnetizing current; a calculating circuit for adding an amount of a voltage corresponding to a magnetic flux which varies depending on the alternating current signal to a voltage command value of the T axis; and an error signal calculating circuit for calculating an error signal generated according to a disaccord between a direction of an actual magnetic flux vector of the induction motor and a direction of a coordinate axis obtained by said magnetic flux position calculating means, using a torque current and the magnetizing current or the alternating current signal.

Claim 12

A variable speed controlling device for an induction motor driven via an electric power converting circuit, comprising: a vector rotating device for resolving a primary current of the induction motor into a magnetizing current component in a direction of a magnetic flux axis (M axis) of the induction motor and a torque current component in a direction of an axis (T axis) orthogonal to the magnetic flux axis; magnetic flux position calculating means for obtaining a position of the magnetic flux axis with an integration of a primary angular frequency so as to control at least a torque of the motor by performing a predetermined control operation based on each of the components and independently regulating a magnetizing current component and a torque current component of the motor; an alternating current signal generating circuit; an adder for adding an alternating current signal generated by the alternating current signal generating circuit to a command value of a magnetizing current; a calculating circuit for adding an amount of a voltage corresponding to a magnetic flux which varies depending on the alternating current signal to a voltage command value of the T axis; and an error signal calculating circuit for calculating an error signal generated according to a disaccord between a direction of an actual magnetic flux vector of the induction motor and a direction of a coordinate axis obtained by said magnetic flux position calculating means, using a torque current and the magnetizing current or the alternating current signal.

Claim 13

The variable speed controlling device for the induction motor according to one of claims 6 to 8, further comprising: a regulating circuit for calculating a voltage correction value for correcting the T axis of the motor using the error signal calculated by said error signal calculating circuit; and another adder for adding the voltage correction value of the T axis to the voltage command value of the T axis, wherein: the error signal resulting from the disaccord between the direction of the actual magnetic flux vector of the induction motor and the direction of the coordinate axis obtained by said magnetic flux position calculating means, is corrected.

Claim 14

The variable speed controlling device for the induction motor according to one of claims 1, 6, 7, and 8, wherein; a frequency for modulating a magnetic flux may be set to be equal to or lower than a cut-off frequency of a secondary circuit of an induction motor.