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US 9,520,824 B2Granted
Inverter apparatus
AssigneeMitsubishi Heavy Industries Automotive Thermal Systems Co., Ltd.
InventorsKyohei Watanabe, Kenichi Aiba, Takayuki Takashige
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Abstract
An object of the present invention is to achieve stable inverter control by means of current detection using one current sensor in all of periods in which overmodulation control is performed. An inverter controller includes a γ-axis current calculation section that holds, in advance, a γ-axis current arithmetic expression including a direct current as a parameter, and calculates a γ-axis current using a direct current detected by a current sensor for the γ-axis current arithmetic expression.
Claims9
An inverter apparatus comprising:
- an inverter that converts a direct-current voltage input via a direct-current bus into three phase alternating voltages and outputs the three phase alternating voltages to a motor;
- an inverter control unit that controls the inverter;
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- a current detection unit that detects the direct current flowing in the direct-current bus,
- wherein the inverter control unit includes a first current calculation section that holds, in advance, a γ-axis current arithmetic expression including the direct current as a parameter, and calculates a γ-axis current using the direct current detected by the current detection unit for the γ-axis current arithmetic expression,
- wherein the inverter control unit comprises a second current calculation section that calculates three phase alternating currents from the direct current detected by the current detection unit and calculates a δ-axis current from the three phase alternating currents,
- wherein the inverter control unit comprises a V/f control section to which the γ-axis current calculated by the first current calculation section and the δ-axis current calculated by the second current calculation section are input;
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- wherein the V/f control section comprises
- a power supply frequency command calculation section that calculates a power supply frequency command using the γ-axis current and a speed command for the motor,
- a γ-axis voltage command calculation section that calculates a γ-axis voltage command using an arithmetic expression including an integral term of the δ-axis current and the power supply frequency command as parameters, and
- a δ-axis voltage command calculation section that calculates a δ-axis voltage command using a linear function of the δ-axis current.
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