ELECTRIC POWER CONVERTING APPARATUS
First Claim
1. An electric power converting apparatus comprising:
- a microcomputer that, based on a rotor current and stator phase voltages of a motor generator, exercises driving control and power-generation control over the motor generator; and
a power-generation maintaining unit that, separately from the power-generation control exercised by the microcomputer, maintains a power-generation process performed by the motor generator.
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Abstract
A microcomputer that exercises driving control and power-generation control over a motor generator unit and a power-generation maintaining unit that, separately from the power-generation control exercised by the microcomputer, maintains a power-generation process performed by the motor generator unit are provided. While the microcomputer is operating normally, the power-generation maintaining unit allows the microcomputer to exercise the power-generation control. When an abnormality has occurred in the microcomputer, the power-generation maintaining unit maintains the power-generation process performed by the motor generator unit, in an autonomous manner independently of the microcomputer.
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20 Claims
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1. An electric power converting apparatus comprising:
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a microcomputer that, based on a rotor current and stator phase voltages of a motor generator, exercises driving control and power-generation control over the motor generator; and a power-generation maintaining unit that, separately from the power-generation control exercised by the microcomputer, maintains a power-generation process performed by the motor generator. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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19. An electric power converting apparatus comprising:
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a microcomputer that, based on a rotor current and stator phase voltages of a motor generator, exercises driving control and power-generation control over the motor generator; a load dump detecting unit that, based on a stator bus voltage, monitors fluctuations in a load, independently of the microcomputer; and a selector unit that, based on a result of the monitoring on the fluctuations in the load performed by the load dump detecting unit, blocks a rotor gate command signal that controls the rotor current.
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20. An electric power converting apparatus comprising:
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a microcomputer that, based on a rotor current and stator phase voltages of a motor generator, exercises driving control and power-generation control over the motor generator; and a rotor control logic unit that, separately from the power-generation control exercised by the microcomputer, maintains rotations of the motor generator so that the rotations are detectable.
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