Torque control systems of induction motors
AssigneeToshiba Kikai Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMitsuo Matsumoto
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Abstract
In a torque control system of an induction motor having m phase stator windings and P poles there are provided a torque instructor and a phase n voltage V.sub.ns generator responsive to a torque instruction given by the torque instructor to calculate the phase n voltage according to the following equation. ##EQU1## where ##EQU2## m: number of phases, n: 1, 2, . . . , m, P: number of poles, I.sub.o : constant exciting current (ampere), r.sub.s, r.sub.r, l.sub.r and l.sub.m : constants inherent to the induction motor, .theta.: rotor rotational angle (radian) of the induction motor, and I.sub.2 : instructed rotor current (ampere) proportional to an instructed torque.
Claims7
A torque control system of an induction motor having m phase stator windings and P poles, comprising means for producing a predetermined torque instruction, and means responsive to said torque instruction for generating and applying a phase n voltage V.sub.ns expressed by the following equation to the stator windings of said induction motor to cause it to produce a torque corresponding to said torque instruction,
- where ##EQU153## m:
- number of phases equal to 2 or more, n:
- 1, 2, . . . m,
- p:
- number of poles of the induction motor,
- I.sub.o :
- constant exciting current of the stator windings (ampere),
- r.sub.s, r.sub.r, l.sub.r and l.sub.m :
- constants inherent to the induction motor,
- .theta.:
- rotor rotating angle (radian) of the induction motor, and
- I.sub.2 :
- instructed rotor current (ampere) corresponding to the torque instruction.
A torque control system of an induction motor having m phase stator windings and P poles, comprising means for producing a predetermined torque instruction, means responsive to said torque instruction for generating and applying a phase n voltage V.sub.ns expressed by the following equation (1) to the stator windings of said induction motor to cause it to generate a torque corresponding to said torque instruction ##EQU154## and means for controlling a term V.sub.o in the following equation (2) so as to make said phase voltage V.sub.n to be equal to a permissible maximum value when said phase voltage exceeds said permissible maximum value, ##EQU155## where ##EQU156## I.sub.o :
- constant exciting current (ampere) of the stator windings, r.sub.s, r.sub.r, l.sub.r and l.sub.m :
- constants inherent to the induction motor,
- .theta.:
- rotor rotating angle (radians) of the induction motor, and
- I.sub.2 :
- instructed rotor current (ampere) corresponding to the torque instruction.
A torque control system of an induction motor having m phase stator windings and P poles, comprising means for producing a predetermined torque instruction, and means responsive to said torque instruction for generating and applying a phase n voltage V.sub.ns expressed by the following equation to the stator windings of said induction motor to cause it to produce a torque corresponding to said torque instruction, ##EQU157## where ##EQU158## I.sub.o =I.sub.oB when I.sub.oB .ltoreq.I.sub.oN, I.sub.o =I.sub.oN when I.sub.oB >I.sub.oN,
- I.sub.oB :
- constant base exciting current (ampere), ##EQU159## r.sub.s, r.sub.r, l.sub.r and l.sub.m :
- constants inherent to the induction motor,
- .theta.:
- rotor rotating angle (radian) of the induction motor,
- I.sub.2m :
- maximum rotor current (ampere),
- E:
- maximumm permissible voltage (volt) of the stator voltage generating means,
- .alpha.:
- constant (volt), ##EQU160## K.sub.T :
- constant.
A torque control system of an induction motor having m phase stator windings and P poles, comprising means for producing a predetermined torque instruction, means responsive to said torque instruction for generating and applying a phase n voltage V.sub.ns expressed by the following equation to the stator windings of said induction motor to cause it to produce a torque T.sub.e corresponding to said torque instruction ##EQU161## and means for controlling V.sub.o in the following equation (2) so as to make said phase voltage to be equal to a permissible maximum value when said phase voltage exceeds said permissible maximum value, ##EQU162## where ##EQU163## I.sub.o :
- variable exciting current (ampere) and I.sub.o =I.sub.oB when I.sub.oB .ltoreq.I.sub.oN
- I.sub.o =i.sub.oN when I.sub.oB >I.sub.oN,
- I.sub.oB :
- constant base exciting current (ampere), ##EQU164## r.sub.s, r.sub.r, l.sub.r and l.sub.m :
- constants inherent to the induction motor,
- .theta.:
- rotor rotational angle (radian) of the induction motor,
- I.sub.2m :
- maximum rotor current (ampere),
- E:
- permissible maximum value of V.sub.ns (volt),
- .alpha.:
- constant (voltage), ##EQU165## K.sub.T :
- constant.
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