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Speed command correction device and primary magnetic flux command generation device

  • US 10,305,405 B2
  • Filed: 10/27/2016
  • Issued: 05/28/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 10/29/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A speed command correction device for correcting a rotational speed command in a method of matching a primary magnetic flux with a primary magnetic flux command in a first axis on a basis of said primary magnetic flux command and said rotational speed command, said rotational speed command being a command value of a rotational speed on an electrical angle of a synchronous motor for driving a periodic load, said primary magnetic flux being a composite of a magnetic flux generated by a current flowing through said synchronous motor and a field magnetic flux of said synchronous motor, said first axis leading said field magnetic flux by a predetermined phase difference, said device comprising:

  • a first subtractor that subtracts an angular speed correction amount from said rotational speed command to obtain a corrected rotational speed command;

    an adder that adds a second-axis current correction value to a second-axis current to obtain a corrected second-axis current, said second-axis current being a component of said current in a second axis leading said first axis by an electrical angle of 90 degrees;

    a DC part removal unit that removes a DC part from said corrected second-axis current to obtain said angular speed correction amount;

    an angular ripple extraction unit that obtains a rotational angle difference from a rotational angle on a mechanical angle of said synchronous motor, said rotational angle difference being a ripple component of said rotational angle to a time integral of an average value of an angular speed of said mechanical angle;

    a component extraction unit that extracts an nth-order component of a fundamental frequency of said rotational angle from said rotational angle difference, n being a positive integer;

    a torque conversion unit that converts said nth-order component into an nth-order component of an estimated value of vibration torque of said synchronous motor; and

    a correction amount calculation unit that receives, as an input, said nth-order component of said estimated value, and obtains said second-axis current correction value using an input into said correction amount calculation unit.

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