Apparatus and method of compensating for motor velocity of fuel cell vehicle
AssigneeHyundai Motor Company
InventorsKichang Kim, Kil Young Youn
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Abstract
A method and apparatus that compensates for a velocity of a motor of fuel cell vehicle when a resolver is determined to have failed is provided. In particular, a wheel velocity sensor is configured to detect a wheel velocity of a driving wheel, and an ABS controller is configured to calculate an average wheel velocity and transmit the calculated average to a fuel cell controller (FCU). The FCU is configured to receive information related to the wheel velocity upon detecting that the resolver has failed, and control driving of the motor based on the data related to the wheel velocity so that the motor may maintain operation.
Claims8
A system that compensates for a velocity of a motor of fuel cell vehicle during failure of a resolver, comprising:
- A resolver configured to detect the velocity of the motor during normal operation;
- A wheel velocity sensor configured to detect a wheel velocity of a driving wheel attached to the fuel cell vehicle;
- An ABS controller configured to calculate an average wheel velocity and transmit the calculated average wheel velocity;
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- A fuel cell controller configured to detect a failure of the resolver, receive data relating to the wheel velocity when failure of the resolver has been detected, and control driving of the motor by calculating the velocity of the motor based on the data related to the wheel velocity;
- Wherein the ABS controller is configured to transmit the data related to the wheel velocity via a CAN communication every 10 ms;
- Wherein the ABS controller is configured to transmit an average wheel velocity value received from a plurality of wheel velocity sensors at each of four wheels of the vehicle;
- Wherein the fuel cell controller is configured to calculate the velocity of the motor by applying the average wheel velocity and a final reduction gear ratio provided from the wheel velocity sensor when the failure of the resolver is detected.
A method of compensating for velocity of a motor of a fuel cell vehicle, comprising:
- Monitoring, by a fuel cell controller, a resolver that detects a velocity of a motor during normal operation;
- Switching, by the fuel cell controller, to an emergency operation mode when the resolver is determined to have failed;
- Receiving, at the fuel cell controller, data relating to a wheel velocity data associated with one or more wheels of the fuel cell vehicle from an ABS controller;
- Calculating, by the fuel cell controller, the velocity of the motor from the wheel velocity data;
- Wherein the data related to the wheel velocity is received from the ABS controller via a CAN communication every 10 ms;
- Wherein the fuel cell controller receives an average wheel velocity value from a plurality of wheel velocity sensors at each of four wheels of the vehicle;
- Wherein, the calculating of the velocity of the motor includes calculating the velocity of the motor by applying an average wheel velocity value and a final reduction gear ratio provided from the wheel velocity sensor to the motor calculation.
A non-transitory computer readable medium containing program instructions executed by a controller, the computer readable medium comprising:
- Program instructions that monitor a resolver that detects a velocity of a motor during normal operation;
- Program instructions that switch a fuel cell controller to an emergency operation mode when the resolver is determined to have failed;
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- Program instructions that calculate the velocity of the motor from wheel velocity data relating to a wheel velocity associated with one or more wheels of the fuel cell vehicle that is received from an ABS controller via a CAN communication;
- Wherein, the calculating of the velocity of the motor includes calculating the velocity of the motor by applying an average wheel velocity value and a final reduction gear ratio provided from the wheel velocity sensor to the motor calculation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.