Motor control apparatus
A motor control apparatus includes: a booster circuit electrically connected to a battery; and an inverter electrically connected to the booster circuit at one end and electrically connected to a motor at another end. The motor control apparatus is provided with a controller configured to control the inverter to output square wave voltage to the motor, thereby driving the motor. The controller is configured to control the inverter to temporarily invert voltage polarity associated with the square wave voltage, on the basis of a phase difference between a voltage command associated with the motor and an electric current associated with the motor, on condition that an operating point of the motor is in a resonance region, which is an operation area in which resonance is generated in the booster circuit.
1. A motor control apparatus including: a booster circuit electrically connected to a battery; and an inverter electrically connected to the booster circuit at one end and electrically connected to a motor at another end, wherein
said motor control apparatus comprises a controller configured to control the inverter to output square wave voltage to the motor, thereby driving the motor, and
said controller is configured to control the inverter to temporarily invert voltage polarity associated with the square wave voltage at one or a plurality of rotation angles of said motor on the basis of a phase difference between a voltage command associated with the motor and an electric current associated with the motor in each of a first half period and a last half period of one period of the square wave voltage, on condition that an operating point of the motor is in a resonance region, which is an operation area in which resonance is generated in the booster circuit.
2. A motor control apparatus including: a booster circuit electrically connected to a battery; and an inverter electrically connected to the booster circuit at one end and electrically connected to a motor, which includes a three-phase coil, at another end, wherein
said motor control apparatus comprises a controller configured to control the inverter to output square wave voltage to the motor, thereby driving the motor,
said controller is configured to control the inverter to temporarily invert voltage polarity associated with the outputted square wave voltage in each of a first half period and a last period of one period of the outputted square wave voltage, and
said controller is configured to determine a voltage phase in which the voltage polarity associated with the outputted square wave voltage is to be temporarily inverted, and a voltage phase range in which the inversion is to be continued, on the basis of (i) a U-phase voltage waveform, a V-phase voltage waveform, and a W-phase voltage waveform, which are associated with the square wave voltage supplied to the motor, (ii) a U-phase current waveform, a V-phase current waveform, and a W-phase current waveform, which are associated with current supplied to the motor, and (iii) input voltage associated with the inverter.
3. The motor control apparatus according to claim 2 , wherein said control is configured to (i) obtain a three-phase power waveform associated with three-phase power from the U-phase voltage waveform, the V-phase voltage waveform, the W-phase voltage waveform, the U-phase current waveform, the V-phase current waveform, and the W-phase current waveform, (ii) obtain a sixth component of frequency associated with the three-phase power from the three-phase power waveform, (iii) determine the voltage phase on the basis of the sixth component, and (iv) generate voltage waveforms of a U-phase, a V-phase, and a W-phase from the determined voltage phase and the input voltage, and determine the voltage phase range on the basis of the generated voltage waveform.