Method and system for limiting the current output by a speed controller operating according to a U/F control law
AssigneeSchneider Toshiba Inverter Europe SAS
InventorsVinh Tung Nguyen Phuoc, Fabrice Jadot
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AssigneeSchneider Toshiba Inverter Europe SAS
InventorsVinh Tung Nguyen Phuoc, Fabrice Jadot
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The present invention relates to a method for limiting the current output by a speed controller (V) for three-phase asynchronous electric motor (M), said controller (V) operating according to a control law (LC) of pure U/F type. Said method is characterized in that it consists in calculating with the aid of a limitation function a correction value for the frequency of the stator (Wstat) then in applying thereto, so as to obtain, in the voltage control law (LC) of U/F type, a corrected frequency of the stator (Wstatc). According to the voltage control law of U/F type, the method thereafter consists on the basis of this corrected frequency of the stator (Wstatc) in obtaining the control voltage (Vqref) applied to the motor. The invention also relates to a system for limiting the current able to implement said method.
Method for limiting the current output by a speed controller (V) for electric motor (M), said controller (V) comprising an inverter of PWM type whose electronic switches are commanded by a microcontroller circuit (Mc) and operating according to a control law (LC) of U/F type according to which the voltage (Vqref) applied to the terminals of the stator is proportional to the frequency of the stator (Wstat) in accordance with a determined constant (k), said method being characterized in that it consists in:
System for limiting the current output by a speed controller for three-phase asynchronous electric motor (M), said controller (V) comprising an inverter of PWM type whose electronic switches are commanded by a microcontroller circuit (Mc) operating according to a voltage control law (LC) of pure U/F type in which the voltage (Vqref) applied to the terminals of the stator of the motor is proportional to the frequency of the stator (Wstat) in accordance with a determined constant (k), said system being characterized in that it comprises means (LIC) for:
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