Method for controlling at least one servomotor in a braking manner, robot, and computer program product
AssigneeKUKA Deutschland GmbH
InventorsJosef Hofmann, Hartmut Keyl
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AssigneeKUKA Deutschland GmbH
InventorsJosef Hofmann, Hartmut Keyl
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A method for controlling at least one servomotor in a braking manner with a frequency converter includes disconnecting a direct-voltage intermediate circuit from an electric alternating-voltage network, braking the servomotor by controlling semiconductor switches of an inverter circuit in a regenerative braking mode in order to reduce the speed of the servomotor, and controlling a brake chopper such that a brake resistor is switched on at a maximum intermediate-circuit voltage, which forms a switch-on threshold for the brake chopper, and is disconnected at a minimum intermediate-circuit voltage, which forms a switch-off threshold for the brake chopper. The switch-on threshold and/or the switch-off threshold are dynamically changed during regenerative braking of the servomotor as a function of the current speed of the servomotor.
A method for controlling at least one servomotor in a braking manner using a frequency converter which comprises a rectifier circuit connectable to an electric alternating-voltage network, a direct-voltage intermediate circuit, which is fed from the electric alternating-voltage network in the state connected to the electric alternating-voltage network and has an intermediate-circuit capacitor and has a brake resistor, which can be connected and disconnected via a brake chopper of the direct-voltage intermediate circuit, and at least one inverter circuit, which is fed from the direct-voltage intermediate circuit and has controllable semiconductor switches, the method comprising:
A computer program product for controlling at least one servomotor in a braking manner using a frequency converter which comprises a rectifier circuit connectable to an electric alternating-voltage network, a direct-voltage intermediate circuit, which is fed from the electric alternating-voltage network in the state connected to the electric alternating-voltage network and has an intermediate-circuit capacitor and has a brake resistor, which can be connected and disconnected via a brake chopper of the direct-voltage intermediate circuit, and at least one inverter circuit, which is fed from the direct-voltage intermediate circuit and has controllable semiconductor switches, the computer program product comprising a non-transient, machine-readable storage medium on which a program code is stored, the program code, when executed by a computer, causing the computer to:
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