Control device of AC motor
A control device of a three phase AC motor includes: an inverter for driving the motor; a current sensor for sensing current flowing in a sensor phase of the motor; and a controller for switching multiple switching elements in the inverter to control the current of the motor. An electric angle is defined as θe based on one phase. A phase is defined as φ based on a dq axis. A phase angle of a current command vector is defined as (θe+φ+C). When the motor is stopped, the controller determines whether the current command vector is orthogonal to an axis of the sensor phase. When the current command vector is orthogonal to the axis of the sensor phase, the controller operates the phase or the electric angle to set the current command vector not to be orthogonal to the axis of the sensor phase.
1. A control device of a three phase alternating current motor comprising:
an inverter for driving the motor;
a current sensor for sensing current flowing in a sensor phase of the motor, which is one of three phases of the motor; and
a controller for switching on and off a plurality of switching elements, which provide the inverter, so that the controller controls the current flowing through the motor,
wherein an electric angle is defined as θe when one of the three phases is referred as a basis,
wherein a phase is defined as φ when a dq axis is referred as a basis,
wherein a phase angle of a current command vector is defined as (θe+φ+C),
wherein C represents a constant,
wherein, when the motor is stopped, the controller determines whether the current command vector is orthogonal to an axis of the sensor phase on three phase coordinates, and
wherein, when the controller determines that the current command vector is orthogonal to the axis of the sensor phase, the controller operates the phase or the electric angle so as to perform a non-orthogonalization process for setting the current command vector not to be orthogonal to the axis of the sensor phase.
2. The control device according to claim 1 ,
wherein the controller corrects a dq axis current command in the non-orthogonalization process so that the controller operates the phase.
3. The control device according to claim 2 ,
wherein the control device operates the phase in the non-orthogonalization process while changing a current amplitude so as to hold a torque to be constant, and
wherein the torque is generated based on the current command vector.
4. The control device according to claim 2 ,
wherein the controller always and concurrently performs a calculation of the dq axis current command in a normal control state and a calculation of a corrected dq axis current command.
5. The control device according to claim 1 ,
wherein the controller operates the electric angle in the non-orthogonalization process.
6. The control device according to claim 1 ,
wherein the controller includes a current estimation device for estimating a dq axis current estimated value based on a current sensed value of the sensor phase, and
wherein the controller feeds back the dq axis current estimated value to a dq axis current command so that the controller calculates a dq axis voltage command, which is to be outputted to the inverter.
7. The control device according to claim 1 ,
wherein the controller calculates a dq axis voltage command, which is to be outputted to the inverter, based on a dq axis current command and a machine constant of the motor.