MOTOR CONTROLLER AND ELECTRIC POWER STEERING APPARATUS
First Claim
1. A motor controller comprising:
- signal output means that outputs a motor control signal; and
a driver circuit that supplies a three-phase drive power to a motor based on the motor control signal,wherein the signal output means includes calculating means that calculates a d-axis current command value and a q-axis current command value of a d/q coordinate system as electric current command values, signal generating means that generates the motor control signal by performing current feedback control of the d/q coordinate system based on the d-axis current command value and the q-axis current command value, and anomaly detecting means that is capable of detecting a failed electric current flow in any one of the phases of the motor,wherein, when a failed electric current flow is detected, the signal output means outputs the motor control signal using two phases other than the phase with the failed electric current flow as electric current flowing phases,wherein a maximum value of an electric current flowable in each of the phases of the motor is set for each of phase current values of the motor, andwherein, when a failed electric current flow occurs, the calculating means calculates the d-axis current command value changing along a tangent curve with a predetermined rotation angle corresponding to the phase with the failed electric current flow as an asymptotic line, and calculates the d-axis current command value and the q-axis current command value in such a manner that the phase current value of each of the electric current flowing phases becomes constant at the maximum value in a rotating angle range in which the phase current value needs to be restricted based on the maximum value.
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Abstract
When a failure of an electric current flow occurs in any one of phases, a microcomputer calculates a d-axis current command value that changes along a tangent curve with predetermined rotation angles as asymptotic lines. The microcomputer continuously outputs a motor control signal using two phases other than the phase with the failed electric current as electric current flowing phases by performing current feedback control in correspondence with the d-axis current command value. In such two-phase drive operation, the microcomputer calculates the d-axis current command value and a q-axis current command value in such a manner that the phase current values of the electric current flowing phases become constant at respective maximum values of flowable electric currents, which are set for the phases, in rotation angle restriction ranges in which the phase current values need to be restricted in correspondence with the maximum values, or electric current restriction ranges.
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3 Claims
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1. A motor controller comprising:
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signal output means that outputs a motor control signal; and a driver circuit that supplies a three-phase drive power to a motor based on the motor control signal, wherein the signal output means includes calculating means that calculates a d-axis current command value and a q-axis current command value of a d/q coordinate system as electric current command values, signal generating means that generates the motor control signal by performing current feedback control of the d/q coordinate system based on the d-axis current command value and the q-axis current command value, and anomaly detecting means that is capable of detecting a failed electric current flow in any one of the phases of the motor, wherein, when a failed electric current flow is detected, the signal output means outputs the motor control signal using two phases other than the phase with the failed electric current flow as electric current flowing phases, wherein a maximum value of an electric current flowable in each of the phases of the motor is set for each of phase current values of the motor, and wherein, when a failed electric current flow occurs, the calculating means calculates the d-axis current command value changing along a tangent curve with a predetermined rotation angle corresponding to the phase with the failed electric current flow as an asymptotic line, and calculates the d-axis current command value and the q-axis current command value in such a manner that the phase current value of each of the electric current flowing phases becomes constant at the maximum value in a rotating angle range in which the phase current value needs to be restricted based on the maximum value. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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