Power converter
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsRyoso Masaki, Takashi Ikimi, Hironori Ohashi, Yuusuke Takamoto, Seiji Ishida, Sanshiro Obara
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsRyoso Masaki, Takashi Ikimi, Hironori Ohashi, Yuusuke Takamoto, Seiji Ishida, Sanshiro Obara
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The invention provides an electric power converter system which uses a standard low-priced control processor and is suitable for improving the voltage utilization factor in the output voltage. D-axis and q-axis voltage commands and a rotation angle .theta. defining a voltage command vector on a rotating coordinate system are input to a voltage calculation circuit. The voltage command vector is transformed in a rotating coordinate transformation unit into a .alpha. axis and .beta. axis voltage commands to be defined relative to stationary coordinate system. A judgment unit determines which section contains the voltage command vector, from among three sections on the stationary coordinate system having one axis thereof (.alpha.-axis for example) coinciding with one axis of the three phases. A three phase voltage generation unit then selects a method of calculation on the basis of a result of the section determination, and calculates three phase voltage command values respectively utilizing the .alpha. axis and .beta. axis voltage command values. Since calculation requires only a simple add/subtract and shift operation, a high performance economical power converter system which improves the voltage utilization factor substantially can be realized.
A power converter apparatus having a control unit which calculates three phase voltage command values in response to a given voltage command vector, and produces PWM signals based on the calculated values, and a power converter circuit having a plurality of switching elements, comprising:
A power converter apparatus for driving a motor, of the type having a control unit responsive to a torque command and a motor speed, for producing a voltage command vector which is given as a rotating coordinate voltage command value defined by reference to two orthogonal axes in a rotating coordinate system, calculating three phase voltage command values based on said voltage command vector, and producing PWM signals;
In a power converter apparatus of the type having a control unit responsive to a voltage command vector defined by two orthogonal axis rotating coordinate voltage command values relative to a rotating coordinate system, for calculating three phase voltage commands to produce PWM signals corresponding thereto, and a plurality of switching elements which in response to said PWM signals inverts a DC power supply into three phase AC output voltages, wherein said control unit comprising:
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