Abstract A sensorless speed control method of a high speed motor utilizing a reverse electromotive force comprises the steps of: adjusting to 50% a positive duty of rectangular waves generated from a reverse electromotive force signal of the high speed motor after accelerating the high speed motor in an accelerated speed mode to a mode switch RPM (first duty adjusting step); measuring a pulse difference between a rectangular wave edge and a synchronous signal when a voltage is adjusted to allow an ideal current waveform to be formed, thereby setting up a sensorless mode switch condition; utilizing the pulse difference measured in the switch condition set-up step to switch the high speed motor from an accelerated mode to a sensorless mode; and switching the high speed motor at the mode switch step to sensorless mode and increasing the RPM of the high speed motor to a high speed to thereby adjust a positive duty of the rectangular wave. There is an advantage of the inventive method in that the high speed motor is accelerated to switched RPM, a positive duty of a rectangular wave is adjusted at 50% and the high speed motor is switched from switched RPM to sensorless mode to raise the RPM to a high speed and to adjust the positive duty of the rectangular wave to 50%, thereby enabling stable motor control at high speed and a sensorless mode switch.
A sensorless control method of a high speed motor utilizing a reverse electromotive force, the method comprising the steps of: accelerating the high speed motor in an accelerated mode to a mode switch RPM; adjusting a positive duty of a rectangular wave generated from the reverse electromotive force of the high speed motor to 50%; and measuring a pulse difference between a rectangular edge signal and a synchronous signal when an ideal current waveform is formed so as to thereafter establish a sensorless mode switch condition.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A sensorless control method of a high speed motor utilizing a reverse electromotive force, the method comprising the steps of: accelerating the high speed motor in an accelerated mode to a mode switch RPM; adjusting a positive duty of a rectangular wave generated from the reverse electromotive force of the high speed motor to 50%; and measuring a pulse difference between a rectangular edge signal and a synchronous signal when an ideal current waveform is formed so as to thereafter establish a sensorless mode switch condition.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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The method as defined in claim 1, further comprising the step of utilizing the measured pulse difference to switch the high speed motor from the accelerated mode to the sensorless mode, so as to raise RPM to a high speed and to adjust the positive duty of the rectangular wave to 50%.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
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A sensorless control method of a high speed motor utilizing a reverse electromotive force, the method comprising the steps of: accelerating the high speed motor in an accelerated mode to a mode switch RPM; adjusting a positive duty of a rectangular wave generated from the reverse electromotive force signal of the high speed motor; measuring a pulse difference between a rectangular edge signal and a synchronous signal when an ideal current waveform is formed so as to establish a sensorless mode switch condition; utilizing the measured pulse difference to switch the high speed motor from the accelerated mode to the sensorless mode; and raising the RPM of the high speed motor to a high speed after the high speed motor is switched to the sensorless mode to thereafter adjust a positive duty of a rectangular wave to 50%.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
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A sensorless control method of a high speed motor utilizing a reverse electromotive force, the method comprising the steps of: accelerating the high speed motor in an accelerated mode to a mode switch RPM; adjusting a positive duty of a rectangular wave generated from the reverse electromotive force signal of the high speed motor; measuring a pulse difference between a rectangular edge signal and a synchronous signal when an ideal current waveform is formed so as to establish a sensorless mode switch condition; utilizing the measured pulse difference to switch the high speed motor from the accelerated mode to the sensorless mode; and raising the RPM of the high speed motor to a high speed after the high speed motor is switched to the sensorless mode to thereafter adjust a positive duty of a rectangular wave to 50%.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
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The method as defined in claim 3, wherein the utilizing step further comprises the step of restarting the high speed motor to adjust a PWM duty when the high speed motor reaches the mode switch RPM in the accelerated mode, to measure the pulse difference between the rectangular edge signal and the synchronous signal, and to switch the high speed motor from the accelerated mode to the sensorless mode when the pulse difference is smaller than the pulse difference measured at the measuring step.