Rotor position sensing system for permanent magnet synchronous motors and related methods
US-9876452-B1 · Jan 23, 2018 · US
US10133223B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10133223-B2 |
| Application number | US-201715623718-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jun 15, 2017 |
| Priority date | Jun 24, 2016 |
| Publication date | Nov 20, 2018 |
| Grant date | Nov 20, 2018 |
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An angle estimator includes correction means for correcting a phase of an error parameter to obtain a corrected error parameter and estimation means for calculating an estimated speed and an estimated angle of the motor based on the corrected error parameter. The error parameter is a function of an angle error representing a difference between an actual angle and an estimated angle of a motor.
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What is claimed is: 1. An angle estimator comprising: correction means for correcting a phase of an error parameter to obtain a corrected error parameter, the error parameter being a function of an angle error representing a difference between an actual angle of a motor and an estimated angle of the motor; and estimation means for calculating an estimated speed and an estimated angle of the motor based on the corrected error parameter. 2. The angle estimator according to claim 1 , wherein the correction means is configured to correct the error parameter to bring a zero-cross point of the error parameter closer to zero on a coordinate axis representing the angle error, to obtain the corrected error parameter. 3. The angle estimator according to claim 1 , wherein the corrected error parameter is proportional to the angle error in a vicinity of zero. 4. The angle estimator according to claim 1 wherein the error parameter is a sine function of the angle error. 5. The angle estimator according to claim 1 , further comprising: an electrical current detector to detect an electrical current supplied to the motor; and an error parameter calculator configured to calculate the error parameter based on a value of the electrical current detected by the electrical current detector. 6. A motor controller comprising: the angle estimator according to claim 1 ; and control means for calculating a voltage command value to make the estimated speed accord with a speed command value instructing a speed of the motor, the voltage command value instructing a value of voltage to drive the motor. 7. A motor driver comprising: the motor controller according to claim 6 ; an inverter to supply the motor with an electrical current according to the voltage command value; and an electrical current detector to detect an electrical current supplied to the motor. 8. A motor driving system comprising: the motor; and the motor driver according to claim 7 , to drive the motor. 9. An image forming apparatus comprising: an image forming device to form an image on a sheet; a conveyance roller to convey the sheet; and the motor driving system according to claim 8 , to drive the conveyance roller. 10. A conveyance device comprising: a conveyance roller to convey a sheet; and the motor driving system according to claim 8 , to convey the sheet. 11. An angle estimator comprising circuitry configured to: correct a phase of an error parameter to obtain a corrected error parameter, the error parameter being a function of an angle error representing a difference between an actual angle of a motor and an estimated angle of the motor; and calculate an estimated speed and an estimated angle of the motor based on the corrected error parameter. 12. The angle estimator according to the claim 11 , wherein the circuit is configured to correct the error parameter to bring a zero-cross point of the error parameter closer to zero on a coordinate axis representing the angle error, to obtain the corrected error parameter. 13. The angle estimator according to the claim 11 , wherein the corrected error parameter is proportional to the angle error in a vicinity of zero. 14. The angle estimator according to the claim 11 wherein the error parameter is a sine function of the angle error. 15. A motor controlling method comprising: the angle estimating method according to claim 11 ; and calculating a voltage command value to make the estimated speed accord with a speed command value representing a speed command value instructing a speed of the motor, the voltage command value instructing a value of voltage to drive the motor. 16. An angle estimating method comprising: correcting a phase of an error parameter to obtain a corrected error parameter, the error parameter being a function of an angle error representing a difference between an actual angle of a motor and an estimated angle of the motor; and calculating an estimated speed and an estimated angle of the motor based on the corrected error parameter. 17. The angle estimating method according to claim 16 , wherein the correcting includes correcting the error parameter to bring a zero-cross point of the error parameter closer to zero on a coordinate axis representing the angle error. 18. The angle estimating method according to claim 16 , wherein the corrected error parameter is proportional to the angle error in a vicinity of zero. 19. The angle estimating method according to claim 16 , wherein the error parameter is a sine function of the angle error. 20. The angle estimating method according to claim 16 , further comprising: detecting an electrical current supplied to the motor; and calculating the error parameter based on a detected value of the electrical current.
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