Motor controller
View Patent ↗A motor controller that outputs a drive signal to a direct-current brush motor to drive the motor is provided. The motor controller includes a drive signal generating section that generates the drive signal. The drive signal generating section generates the drive signal by superimposing on a direct-current voltage a compensation voltage for generating a compensation torque that can cancel rotation torque fluctuations in a no-load rotation state of the motor.
1. A motor controller that outputs a drive signal comprising a direct current voltage to a direct-current brush motor to drive the motor, the motor having a no-load rotational state and comprising a brush to which the direct current voltage supplied by a battery is applied, the motor controller comprising:
a drive signal generating section that generates the drive signal by superimposing on the direct-current voltage a compensation voltage, the compensation voltage generating a compensation torque to cancel torque fluctuations in the no-load rotation state of the motor.
2. The motor controller according to claim 1 , wherein the drive signal generating section includes at least one switching element, wherein the motor controller further comprising a control section that controls the at least one switching element, and wherein the control section performs PWM control on the switching element or changes to on-state resistance of the switching element, so that the drive signal generating section generates the drive signal.
3. The motor controller according to claim 1 , wherein the motor comprises an armature coil, brushes and magnets and wherein the compensation voltage generates a compensation torque to cancel torque fluctuation generated by at least one of braking torque generated by short-circuiting between the armature coil and brushes, changes in the amount of flux of the magnets, and cogging torque generated between the magnets and the armature core.
4. The motor controller according to claim 1 , wherein the motor actuates an opening and closing body provided in a vehicle.
5. A method for controlling a direct-current brush motor having a no-load rotational state and comprising a brush to which a direct current voltage supplied by a battery is applied, the method, comprising:
generating a drive signal output to the motor to drive the motor, wherein the drive signal is generated by superimposing on the direct-current voltage a compensation voltage, the compensation voltage generating a compensation torque to cancel torque fluctuations in the no-load rotation state of the motor.