Motor control device, and method for correcting torque constant in such motor control device
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorsMitsuhiro SAKAMOTO, Yasuyuki YOKOUCHI, Daisuke SONODA, Ryuta SASAKI
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Abstract
A motor control device at least includes a speed control part for controlling a motor rotation speed. The motor control device includes a torque correction means for suppressing variation in torque constant due to individual differences of motors. In addition, the motor control device corrects the torque constant by using a correction torque coefficient calculated based on an unloaded speed when a fixed voltage is applied. Alternatively, the torque constant is corrected using the correction torque coefficient calculated based on the motor applied voltage when the motor speed is fixed.
Claims4
A motor control device comprising:
- a current detector for detecting a motor current flowing through a motor coil of a motor;
- a torque convertor for performing a conversion of the motor current to a detected torque of the motor;
- and
- a detected torque corrector for correcting the detected torque output from the torque convertor by using a correction torque coefficient,
- wherein the correction torque coefficient is obtained by calculating either one of:
- (i) a ratio between an unloaded speed of the motor and a reference unloaded speed of a reference motor, wherein the unloaded speed is a speed of the motor when a predetermined voltage is applied to the motor coil of the motor in an unloaded state where no load is applied to the motor, and the reference unloaded speed is a speed of the reference motor when the predetermined voltage is applied to a motor coil of the reference motor in an unloaded state where no load is applied to the reference motor, and
- (ii) a ratio between an applied motor voltage to the motor and a reference voltage to the reference motor, wherein the applied motor voltage is a voltage applied to the motor coil of the motor when the motor is rotated at a predetermined speed in the unloaded state where no load is applied to the motor, and the reference voltage is a voltage applied to the motor coil of the reference motor when the reference motor is rotated at the predetermined speed in the unloaded state where no load is applied to the reference motor.
A method for correcting a detected torque in a motor control device, the method comprising:
- detecting a motor current flowing through a motor coil of a motor, the detected torque is converted based on the motor current;
- and
- correcting the detected torque by using a correction torque coefficient,
- wherein the correction torque coefficient is obtained by calculating either one of:
- (i) a ratio between an unloaded speed of the motor and a reference unloaded speed of a reference motor, wherein the unloaded speed is a speed of the motor when a predetermined voltage is applied to the motor coil of the motor in an unloaded state where no load is applied to the motor, and the reference unloaded speed is a speed of the reference motor when the predetermined voltage is applied to a motor coil of the reference motor in an unloaded state where no load is applied to the reference motor, and
- (ii) a ratio between an applied motor voltage to the motor and a reference voltage to the reference motor, wherein the applied motor voltage is a voltage applied to the motor coil of the motor when the motor is rotated at a predetermined speed in the unloaded state where no load is applied to the motor, and the reference voltage is a voltage applied to the motor coil of the reference motor when the reference motor is rotated at the predetermined speed in the unloaded state where no load is applied to the reference motor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.