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Speed control apparatus for synchronous reluctance motor

Assignee: LG Electronics Inc
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Filing: 2001-03-23
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Granted: 2002-07-02
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Expires: 2021-03-23
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Abstract

Abstract A speed control apparatus for a synchronous reluctance motor is disclosed. The speed control apparatus includes a voltage detector for detecting a voltage applied to the motor, a first phase converter for receiving voltages in three phases from the voltage detector and converting the three-phase voltages into equivalent voltages in two phases, a current detector for detecting a current applied to the motor, a second phase converter for receiving currents in three phases from the current detector and converting the three-phase currents into equivalent currents in two phases, and a rotor speed operator for receiving the two-phase voltages thereby computing a speed of a rotor included in the motor. A speed controller for receiving a deviation between a speed command externally inputted and an output value from the rotor speed operator is provided for generating a torque-related current command. A current controller receives a deviation between a torque current command externally inputted and an output value from the rotor speed operator thereby outputting a torque-related current command. A current controller for receives a deviation between the torque-related current command and a torque-related current outputted from the second phase converter, thereby outputting a torque-related voltage command along with a magnetic-flux-related voltage command.

Inventors

  • 👤 Dal-Ho Chong

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-11-01 07:57
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02P; H02P25/00; H02P25/02; H02P25/08

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 18
Claim 1
Independent Claim 275 words
A speed control apparatus for a synchronous reluctance motor comprising: a voltage detector for detecting a voltage applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a first phase converter for receiving voltages in three phases outputted from the voltage detector based on the voltage detection thereof, and converting the three-phase voltages into equivalent voltages in two phases; a current detector for detecting a current applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a second phase converter for receiving currents in three phases outputted from the current detector based on the current detection thereof, and converting the three-phase currents into equivalent currents in two phases; a rotor speed operator for receiving the two-phase voltages outputted from the first phase converter, thereby computing a speed of a rotor included in the synchronous reluctance motor; a speed controller for receiving a deviation between a speed command externally inputted and an output value from the rotor speed operator, thereby generating a torque-related current command; a current controller for receiving a deviation between a torque current command externally inputted and an output value from the rotor speed operator, thereby outputting a torque-related current command; a current controller for receiving a deviation between the torque-related current command outputted from the speed controller and a torque-related one of the two-phase currents outputted from the second phase converter, thereby outputting a torque-related voltage command along with a magnetic-flux-related voltage command; a voltage generator for converting the two-phase voltage commands, outputted from the current controller, into voltages in three phase; and an inverter for conducting a pulse width modulation for the three-phase voltages outputted from the voltage generator, and applying the resultant voltages to the synchronous reluctance motor.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 275 words
A speed control apparatus for a synchronous reluctance motor comprising: a voltage detector for detecting a voltage applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a first phase converter for receiving voltages in three phases outputted from the voltage detector based on the voltage detection thereof, and converting the three-phase voltages into equivalent voltages in two phases; a current detector for detecting a current applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a second phase converter for receiving currents in three phases outputted from the current detector based on the current detection thereof, and converting the three-phase currents into equivalent currents in two phases; a rotor speed operator for receiving the two-phase voltages outputted from the first phase converter, thereby computing a speed of a rotor included in the synchronous reluctance motor; a speed controller for receiving a deviation between a speed command externally inputted and an output value from the rotor speed operator, thereby generating a torque-related current command; a current controller for receiving a deviation between a torque current command externally inputted and an output value from the rotor speed operator, thereby outputting a torque-related current command; a current controller for receiving a deviation between the torque-related current command outputted from the speed controller and a torque-related one of the two-phase currents outputted from the second phase converter, thereby outputting a torque-related voltage command along with a magnetic-flux-related voltage command; a voltage generator for converting the two-phase voltage commands, outputted from the current controller, into voltages in three phase; and an inverter for conducting a pulse width modulation for the three-phase voltages outputted from the voltage generator, and applying the resultant voltages to the synchronous reluctance motor.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 126 words
The speed control apparatus according to claim 1 , further comprising: a magnetic command generator for receiving the output value from the rotor speed operator, thereby detecting a positive torque range and a positive output range in accordance with a rotating speed of the synchronous reluctance motor, and outputting a magnetic-flux-related current command; a magnetic flux controller for receiving a deviation between the output signal from the magnetic command generator and a magnetic-flux-related one of the two-phase currents outputted from the second phase converter, thereby conducting a magnetic flux control for the current controller to generate the magnetic-flux-related voltage command; and a magnetic flux angle operator for receiving the output value from the rotor speed operator, thereby computing a magnetic flux angle for a coordinate conversion.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 163 words
The speed control apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the rotor speed operator comprises: an induced voltage operator for receiving respective outputs from the first and second phase converters, thereby calculating a voltage actually induced in the motor; an excited current operator for receiving the respective outputs from the first and second phase converters, thereby calculating an excited current in the motor; an induced voltage estimating operator for receiving the outputs from the second phase converter, thereby estimating a voltage induced in the motor; an excited current estimating operator for receiving an output from the induced voltage estimating operator, thereby estimating a current excited in the motor; a first proportional-integral controller for receiving a deviation between respective outputs from the induced voltage operator and the induced voltage estimating operator, thereby conducting a proportional-integral control; and a second proportional-integral controller for receiving a deviation between respective outputs from the excited current operator and the excited current estimating operator, thereby conducting a proportional-integral control.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 19 words
The speed control apparatus according to claim 3 , wherein said first proportional-integral controller outputs an estimated speed value.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 22 words
The speed control apparatus according to claim 4 , wherein said estimated speed value is outputted to the induced voltage estimating operator.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 41 words
The speed control apparatus according to claim 3 , wherein said second proportional-integral controller outputs a resultant value from said proportional-integral control to the induced voltage estimating operator to achieve an inductance compensation depending on a load applied to said motor.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim 243 words
A speed control apparatus for a synchronous reluctance motor comprising: a voltage detector for detecting a voltage applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a first phase converter for receiving voltages in three phases outputted from the voltage detector based on the voltage detection thereof, and converting the three-phase voltages into equivalent voltages in two phases; a current detector for detecting a current applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a second phase converter for receiving currents in three phases outputted from the current detector based on the current detection thereof, and converting the three-phase currents into equivalent currents in two phases; a rotor speed operator for receiving the two-phase voltages outputted from the first phase converter, thereby computing a speed of a rotor included in the synchronous reluctance motor; a magnetic command generator for receiving the output value from the rotor speed operator, thereby detecting a positive torque range and a positive output range in accordance with a rotating speed of the synchronous reluctance motor, and outputting a magnetic-flux-related current command; a magnetic flux controller for receiving a deviation between the output signal from the magnetic command generator and a magnetic-flux-related one of the two-phase currents outputted from the second phase converter, thereby conducting a magnetic flux control for the current controller to generate the magnetic-flux-related voltage command; and a magnetic flux angle operator for receiving the output value from the rotor speed operator, thereby computing a magnetic flux angle for a coordinate conversion.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim 243 words
A speed control apparatus for a synchronous reluctance motor comprising: a voltage detector for detecting a voltage applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a first phase converter for receiving voltages in three phases outputted from the voltage detector based on the voltage detection thereof, and converting the three-phase voltages into equivalent voltages in two phases; a current detector for detecting a current applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a second phase converter for receiving currents in three phases outputted from the current detector based on the current detection thereof, and converting the three-phase currents into equivalent currents in two phases; a rotor speed operator for receiving the two-phase voltages outputted from the first phase converter, thereby computing a speed of a rotor included in the synchronous reluctance motor; a magnetic command generator for receiving the output value from the rotor speed operator, thereby detecting a positive torque range and a positive output range in accordance with a rotating speed of the synchronous reluctance motor, and outputting a magnetic-flux-related current command; a magnetic flux controller for receiving a deviation between the output signal from the magnetic command generator and a magnetic-flux-related one of the two-phase currents outputted from the second phase converter, thereby conducting a magnetic flux control for the current controller to generate the magnetic-flux-related voltage command; and a magnetic flux angle operator for receiving the output value from the rotor speed operator, thereby computing a magnetic flux angle for a coordinate conversion.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim 285 words
A speed control apparatus for a synchronous reluctance motor comprising: a voltage detector for detecting a voltage applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a first phase converter for receiving voltages in three phases outputted from the voltage detector based on the voltage detection thereof, and converting the three-phase voltages into equivalent voltages in two phases; a current detector for detecting a current applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a second phase converter for receiving currents in three phases outputted from the current detector based on the current detection thereof, and converting the three-phase currents into equivalent currents in two phases; and a rotor speed operator for receiving the two-phase voltages outputted from the first phase converter, thereby computing a speed of a rotor included in the synchronous reluctance motor; and wherein said rotor speed operatore further includes an induced voltage operator for receiving respective outputs from the first and second phase converters, thereby calculating a voltage actually induced in the motor; an excited current operator for receiving the respective outputs from the first and second phase converters, thereby calculating an excited current in the motor; an induced voltage estimating operator for receiving the outputs from the second phase converter, thereby estimating a voltage induced in the motor; an excited current estimating operator for receiving an output from the induced voltage estimating operator, thereby estimating a current excited in the motor; a first proportional-integral controller for receiving a deviation between respective outputs from the induced voltage operator and the induced voltage estimating operator, thereby conducting a proportional-integral control; and a second proportional-integral controller for receiving a deviation between respective outputs from the excited current operator and the excited current estimating operator, thereby conducting a proportional-integral control.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim 285 words
A speed control apparatus for a synchronous reluctance motor comprising: a voltage detector for detecting a voltage applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a first phase converter for receiving voltages in three phases outputted from the voltage detector based on the voltage detection thereof, and converting the three-phase voltages into equivalent voltages in two phases; a current detector for detecting a current applied to the synchronous reluctance motor; a second phase converter for receiving currents in three phases outputted from the current detector based on the current detection thereof, and converting the three-phase currents into equivalent currents in two phases; and a rotor speed operator for receiving the two-phase voltages outputted from the first phase converter, thereby computing a speed of a rotor included in the synchronous reluctance motor; and wherein said rotor speed operatore further includes an induced voltage operator for receiving respective outputs from the first and second phase converters, thereby calculating a voltage actually induced in the motor; an excited current operator for receiving the respective outputs from the first and second phase converters, thereby calculating an excited current in the motor; an induced voltage estimating operator for receiving the outputs from the second phase converter, thereby estimating a voltage induced in the motor; an excited current estimating operator for receiving an output from the induced voltage estimating operator, thereby estimating a current excited in the motor; a first proportional-integral controller for receiving a deviation between respective outputs from the induced voltage operator and the induced voltage estimating operator, thereby conducting a proportional-integral control; and a second proportional-integral controller for receiving a deviation between respective outputs from the excited current operator and the excited current estimating operator, thereby conducting a proportional-integral control.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim 19 words
The speed control apparatus according to claim 8 , wherein said first proportional-integral controller outputs an estimated speed value.
Claim 13
Dependent Claim 22 words
The speed control apparatus according to claim 9 , wherein said estimated speed value is outputted to the induced voltage estimating operator.
Claim 14
Dependent Claim 41 words
The speed control apparatus according to claim 8 , wherein said second proportional-integral controller outputs a resultant value from said proportional-integral control to the induced voltage estimating operator to achieve an inductance compensation depending on a load applied to said motor.
Claim 15
Independent Claim 170 words
A method of controlling operating speed and operating torque for a synchronous reluctance motor, said method comprising the steps of: detecting each phase current and each phase voltage of said motor; controlling rotating speed and torque of said motor based on inductance variations determined from each phase current and each phase voltage of a stator of said motor. determining a deviation between a desired speed command and an estimated speed value of a rotor of said motor; determining a magnetic flux angle of the rotor based on said estimated speed value; converting detected voltages and detected currents of said motor in three phases into converted two phase voltages and currents, respectively; calculating an induced voltage of said motor based on said converted two phase voltages and currents, respectively; generating a current command corresponding to torque in a q-axis direction of a rotating coordinate system of said motor based on said deviation; and generating a second current command corresponding to magnetic flux in a d-axis direction of said rotating coordinate system.
Claim 16
Independent Claim 170 words
A method of controlling operating speed and operating torque for a synchronous reluctance motor, said method comprising the steps of: detecting each phase current and each phase voltage of said motor; controlling rotating speed and torque of said motor based on inductance variations determined from each phase current and each phase voltage of a stator of said motor. determining a deviation between a desired speed command and an estimated speed value of a rotor of said motor; determining a magnetic flux angle of the rotor based on said estimated speed value; converting detected voltages and detected currents of said motor in three phases into converted two phase voltages and currents, respectively; calculating an induced voltage of said motor based on said converted two phase voltages and currents, respectively; generating a current command corresponding to torque in a q-axis direction of a rotating coordinate system of said motor based on said deviation; and generating a second current command corresponding to magnetic flux in a d-axis direction of said rotating coordinate system.
Claim 17
Dependent Claim 30 words
The method according to claim 12 , further comprising the step of determining said estimated speed value based on a deviation between said induced voltage and an estimated induced voltage.
Claim 18
Dependent Claim 18 words
The method according to claim 13 , wherein proportional-integral control is used to determine said estimated speed value.

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