Power conversion device
View Patent ↗A power conversion device includes a converter that converts AC power to DC power, a converter controller that controls an output voltage of the converter, an inverter that converts the DC power to AC power at a variable frequency, an inverter controller that controls an output frequency of the inverter, and a current detector that detects an AC current on an input side of the converter. It is configured in such a manner that the inverter controller adjusts a slip frequency of the induction motor in response to a fluctuation of the AC current on the input side of the converter detected by the current detector. It thus becomes possible to suppress a beat current in an output current of the inverter at the occurrence of a load fluctuation as well as a power supply voltage fluctuation.
1. A power conversion device that converts AC power from an AC power supply to AC power at a variable frequency to be supplied to an induction motor, characterized by comprising:
a converter that converts AC power from an AC power supply to DC power;
a converter controller that controls an output voltage of the converter;
an inverter that converts the DC power to AC power at a variable frequency;
an inverter controller that controls an output frequency of the inverter; and
a current detector that detects an AC current on an input side of the converter,
wherein the inverter controller adjusts a slip frequency in response to a fluctuation of the AC current on the input side of the converter detected by the current detector.
2. The power conversion device according to claim 1 , wherein:
the inverter controller includes a slip frequency command generator, and adjusts the slip frequency by adding a frequency correction amount corresponding to the fluctuation of the AC current on the input side of the converter detected by the current detector to a slip frequency command outputted from the slip frequency command generator.
3. The power conversion device according to claim 2 , wherein:
the inverter controller finds the frequency correction amount is obtained depending on an amount of a component in the vicinity of three times a frequency of the AC power supply extracted from the AC current on the input side of the converter detected by the current detector.