Simulation of a field-oriented stator voltage of a stator of an asynchronous machine steadily required during operation

Patent metadata

Field	Value
Publication number	US-9847745-B1
Application number	US-201414890539-A
Country	US
Kind code	B1
Filing date	May 16, 2014
Priority date	May 21, 2013
Publication date	Dec 19, 2017
Grant date	Dec 19, 2017

Abstract

A method for simulating a field-oriented stator voltage of a stator of an asynchronous machine required in the steady state during operation using a model, wherein the asynchronous machine is operated without a rotary encoder, in a field-oriented manner and with a graduated voltage, includes providing a field-oriented detected stator voltage. The method further includes providing a field-oriented detected stator current. The method further includes simulating the field-oriented stator voltage required in the steady state during operation on the basis of the field-oriented detected stator voltage and the field-oriented detected stator current.

First claim

The invention claimed is:

1. A method for operating an asynchronous machine, without a rotary encoder, the method comprising:
determining, with a transformation device, (i) a detected field-oriented stator voltage based on a detected stator-oriented stator voltage received from a first sensor and (ii) a detected field-oriented stator current based on a detected stator-oriented stator current received from a second sensor;
estimating, with a control unit configured to receive the detected field-oriented stator voltage and the detected field-oriented stator current, a required field-oriented stator voltage for steady state operation based on the detected field-oriented stator voltage, the detected field-oriented stator current, and a model, the estimating of the required field-oriented stator voltage at least comprising:
integrating, with a first proportional integrator of the control unit, the detected field-oriented stator voltage over a first time with a normalization constant that is indicative of a stator inductance of the stator; and
subtracting, with a first combination element of the control unit, the detected field-oriented stator current from the integrated field-oriented stator voltage in order to generate a field-oriented differential current; and

controlling, with a current control unit configured to receive the estimated required field-oriented stator voltage and a setpoint for the field-oriented stator current, a field-oriented stator current of the asynchronous machine by applying graduated voltages to the asynchronous machine based on the estimated required field-oriented stator voltage and the setpoint for the field-oriented stator current.

2. The method as claimed in claim 1 , the estimating of the required field-oriented stator voltage further comprising:
amplifying, with an amplifier of the control unit, the field-oriented differential current with an adjustable gain parameter; and
subtracting, with a second combination element of the control unit, the amplified field-oriented differential current from the field-oriented detected stator voltage prior to the integrating of the detected field-oriented stator voltage.

3. The method as claimed in claim 1 , the estimating of the required field-oriented stator voltage further comprising:
integrating, with a second proportional integrator of the control unit, the field-oriented differential current over a second time with an adjustable further normalization constant to generate the required field-oriented stator voltage; and
subtracting, with a second combination element of the control unit, the required field-oriented stator voltage from the detected field-oriented stator voltage prior to the integrating of the field-oriented detected stator voltage.

4. The method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a first time scale on which the required field-oriented stator voltage is simulated is smaller than a second time scale on which the field-oriented stator current is controlled.

5. The method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the model is a machine model.

6. An apparatus for operating an asynchronous machine without a rotary encoder, the apparatus comprising:
a transformation device configured to determine (i) a detected field-oriented stator voltage based on a detected stator-oriented stator voltage received from a first sensor and (ii) a detected field-oriented stator current based on a detected stator-oriented stator current received from a second sensor;
a control unit configured to receive the detected field-oriented stator voltage and the detected field-oriented stator current, the control unit configured to estimate a required field-oriented stator voltage for steady state operation based on the detected field-oriented stator voltage, the detected field-oriented stator current, and a model, the control unit at least comprising:
a first proportional integrator configured to integrate the detected field-oriented stator voltage over a first time with a normalization constant that is indicative of a stator inductance of the stator; and
a first combination element configured to subtract the detected field-oriented stator current from the integrated field-oriented stator voltage in order to generate a field-oriented differential current; and

a current control unit configured to receive the estimated required field-oriented stator voltage and a setpoint for the field-oriented stator current and control a field-oriented stator current of the asynchronous machine by applying graduated voltages to the asynchronous machine based on the estimated required field-oriented stator voltage and the setpoint for the field-oriented stator current.

7. The simulation apparatus as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the model is a machine model.

8. The simulation apparatus as claimed in claim 6 , the control unit further comprising:
an amplifier configured to amplify the field-oriented differential current with an adjustable gain parameter; and
a second combination element configured to subtract the amplified field-oriented differential current from the field-oriented detected stator voltage prior to the integrating of the detected field-oriented stator voltage.

9. The simulation apparatus as claimed in claim 6 , the control unit further comprising:
a second proportional integrator configured to integrate the field-oriented differential current over a second time with an adjustable further normalization constant to generate the required field-oriented stator voltage; and

a second combination element configured to subtract the required field-oriented stator voltage from the detected field-oriented stator voltage prior to the integrating of the field-oriented detected stator voltage.

Assignees

• Bosch Gmbh Robert
• Samsung Sdi Co Ltd

Inventors

• Fink Holger

Classifications

• H02P23/0022 Primary

  Model reference adaptation, e.g. MRAS or MRAC, useful for control or parameter estimation · CPC title

• H02P21/14

  Estimation or adaptation of machine parameters, e.g. flux, current or voltage · CPC title

• H02P21/00 Primary

  Arrangements or methods for the control of electric machines by vector control, e.g. by control of field orientation · CPC title