Abstract:
A matrix convertor includes a power convertor, a commutation controller, an error compensator, and a compensation amount adjustor. The power convertor is disposed between input phases and output phases. The power convertor includes a plurality of bidirectional switches each including a plurality of switching elements. The commutation controller is configured to perform commutation control with respect to the plurality of switching elements of each of the plurality of bidirectional switches using a commutation pattern including a plurality of steps so as to switch connection between the input phases and the output phases through the power convertor. The error compensator is configured to calculate a compensation amount to decrease an error in an output voltage caused by the commutation control. The compensation amount adjustor is configured to decrease the compensation amount based on at least one voltage among voltages of the output phases.
Abstract:
A controller of an AC motor includes a d-axis voltage command section to generate a d-axis voltage command on a d axis of a d-q coordinate system. A d-axis non-interactive control section removes, from the d-axis voltage command, an interference component resulting from a current on a q axis of the system. A first current deviation arithmetic section obtains a deviation between a current command on the q axis and the current on the q axis flowing through the AC motor. A q-axis integral control section outputs an integral value of the deviation. A q-axis voltage command section generates a q-axis voltage command based on the deviation. A constant output control section outputs a correction voltage command based on the integral value. A d-axis voltage command correction section subtracts the correction voltage command from the d-axis voltage command after non-interactive control to correct the d-axis voltage command.
Abstract:
To provide a power conversion device that is effective for improving controllability of power in power conversion for multilevel voltage output. A power conversion device includes a switching circuit configured to supply a current to a motor by connecting and disconnecting a first point having a first potential, a second point having a second potential greater than the first potential, and a neutral point having a neutral potential between the first potential and the second potential to and from the motor, a neutral potential control unit configured to control the switching circuit in a manner to maintain the neutral potential within a target range, and a current control unit configured to increase a supply current to the motor without affecting a driving force generated by the motor at least when controlling the switching circuit 16 by the neutral potential control unit.
Abstract:
A power conversion device include: a power conversion circuitry configured to generate a driving voltage for an electric motor; and control circuitry configured to: control the power conversion circuitry to generate the driving voltage corresponding to a voltage command; acquire information indicating an output current that has flown to the electric motor according to the driving voltage; calculate a phase error based on the voltage command, the output current, and an inductance of the electric motor; calculate an updated voltage command based on a frequency command, the output current, and the inductance, wherein the updated voltage command has a command phase; calculate a phase error based on the voltage command, the output current, and the inductance; correct the command phase based on the phase error; and control the power conversion circuitry to generate the driving voltage corresponding to the updated voltage command having the corrected command phase.
Abstract:
A device includes: a first power conversion circuitry configured to convert primary-side power into secondary-side power; and a control circuitry configured to: generate a command value associated with the secondary-side power; calculate a limited command value by modifying the command value so that the command value is equal to or less than a secondary-side limit, wherein the first power conversion circuitry is controlled based on the limited command value; transmit the limited command value to a second power conversion device comprising a second power conversion circuitry connected in parallel to the first power conversion circuitry; receive, from the second power conversion device, information indicating an adjustment value, wherein the adjustment value is added to the limited command value for controlling the second power conversion circuitry; and modify the secondary-side limit based on a difference between a primary-side limit associated with the primary-side power and the adjustment value.
Abstract:
A motor controller includes a driver, a current detector, and a command generator. The driver is configured to drive a power converter based on a flux command on which an exploration signal is superimposed. The current detector is configured to detect an output current output from the power converter that has been driven by the driver. The command generator is configured to generate the flux command so as to reduce a current component, among current components included in the output current detected by the current detector, that corresponds to the exploration signal.
Abstract:
A motor control apparatus according to the embodiment includes a rotational position estimating unit, a change amount estimating unit, and an inductance estimating unit. The rotational position estimating unit estimates a rotational position of a rotor from a motor parameter including a q-axis inductance of a motor on a basis of an output current to the motor and a voltage reference. The change amount estimating unit estimates a change amount of an output torque with respect to a current phase change of the motor corresponding to a high frequency signal whose frequency is higher than a drive frequency of the motor. The inductance estimating unit estimates an inductance value that obtains a maximum torque on a basis of the change amount as the q-axis inductance.