Method for measuring phase current for inverter control apparatus using single current sensor and apparatus therefor
First Claim
1. A method for measuring current of each phase for an inverter control apparatus comprising a converter for converting alternating current from a three-phase alternating current power source into direct current, an inverter provided with a pair of switching devices in each phase, the inverter for converting direct current from the converter into alternating current and providing the alternating current to a three-phases induction motor, single current sensor for measuring current of a phase, which flows through the motor, an analog-to digital (A/D) converter for converting an analog measured value of current, which is measured by the current sensor, into a digital measured value, and an inverter controller for generating a reference voltage of each phase and a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal using a triangle wave on the basis of the digital measured value from the analog digital converter, to thus control switching of a is switching device of each phase, the method comprising the steps of:
- (a) changing the reference voltages of arbitrary two phases in one cycle of the triangle wave;
(b) measuring current of each phase for the one cycle of the triangle wave using the current sensor; and
(c) compensating for the amount of change in the reference voltages of the two phases in the one cycle of the triangle wave.
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Abstract
A method for measuring three-phases alternating current using a current sensor and an apparatus therefor, which are capable of not changing an average voltage for a switching period by changing reference voltages for modulating pulse width in a switching period of an inverter and compensating for the changed reference voltages in the same switching period. It is possible to prevent current from being distorted, to detect three-phases output current in all of the switching periods, and to rapidly control instantaneous current by changing the reference voltages of arbitrary two phases in one switching period of an inverter, measuring current of each phase for the switching period using the current sensor, and compensating for the amounts of changes in the changed reference voltages of the two phase in the switching period.
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4 Claims
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1. A method for measuring current of each phase for an inverter control apparatus comprising a converter for converting alternating current from a three-phase alternating current power source into direct current, an inverter provided with a pair of switching devices in each phase, the inverter for converting direct current from the converter into alternating current and providing the alternating current to a three-phases induction motor, single current sensor for measuring current of a phase, which flows through the motor, an analog-to digital (A/D) converter for converting an analog measured value of current, which is measured by the current sensor, into a digital measured value, and an inverter controller for generating a reference voltage of each phase and a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal using a triangle wave on the basis of the digital measured value from the analog digital converter, to thus control switching of a is switching device of each phase, the method comprising the steps of:
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(a) changing the reference voltages of arbitrary two phases in one cycle of the triangle wave;
(b) measuring current of each phase for the one cycle of the triangle wave using the current sensor; and
(c) compensating for the amount of change in the reference voltages of the two phases in the one cycle of the triangle wave. - View Dependent Claims (2)
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3. An inverter control apparatus, comprising:
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a converter for converting alternating current from a three-phase alternating current power source into direct current;
an inverter provided with a pair of switching devices in each of the three phases, the inverter for converting direct current from the converter into alternating current and providing the alternating current to a three-phases induction motor;
a current sensor for measuring current of a phase, which flows through the motor;
an A/D converter for converting an analog measured value of current of the phase, which is measured by the current sensor, into a digital measured value; and
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an inverter controller for generating a reference voltage of each phase and a Pulse Width Modulation signal using a triangle wave on the basis of the digital measured value from the analog digital converter, controlling switching of a switching device of each phase, changing the reference voltages of arbitrary two phases in one cycle of the triangle wave, and compensating for the amounts of changes in the changed reference voltages of the two phases in the one cycle of the triangle wave. - View Dependent Claims (4)
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