Patent classifications
H02P2205/05
System and method for maintenance of rotation-lift assembly
Embodiments of the present disclosure generally relate to apparatus and methods for semiconductor processing, more particularly, to a system and method for monitoring a rotation-lift assembly of a process chamber. The rotation-lift assembly outputs a torque feedback signal which is processed by a controller to determine if the rotation-lift assembly has a fault or is near failure. The controller determines torque data from the torque feedback signal, compares the torque data to preexisting torque data, and, based on the comparison, issue a notice of a state of the rotation-lift assembly.
Motor drive device and electric vehicle system
A motor drive device includes a power conversion circuit that drives an AC motor and a controller that controls the power conversion circuit. The controller includes a command current calculation unit generating a command current according to command torque for the AC motor and a current control unit that performs feedback control for adjusting a current applied to the AC motor to the command current. The controller also includes a control gain setting unit that calculates a control gain used for the feedback control based on the command torque and sets the calculated control gain in the current control unit. The control gain setting unit performs control such that a time from a decrease of an absolute value of the command torque to switching of the control gain is longer than a time from an increase of the absolute value of the command torque to switching of the control gain.
System and method of overcoming a dead-band in a switched reluctance motor
A work machine includes a frame, a traction system supporting the frame, a power source mounted on the frame, a switched reluctance motor, an inverter configured to control power to the motor from a power source, and a controller. The controller is configured to receive a signal indicating a desired torque and determine if the desired torque is between an upper threshold and a lower threshold. If the desired torque is between the upper threshold and the lower threshold, pulse width modulation is used to produce a PWM adjusted torque command, and the motor is commanded based on the PWM adjusted torque command. The PWM adjusted torque command is configured to cycle between the upper threshold and the lower threshold to produce the desired torque.
METHOD FOR CONTROLLING AN ELECTRIC MOTOR OF A POWER TOOL
A method for controlling an electric motor of a power tool having a receptacle for a tool, at least a current of the electric motor and/or a rotation speed of the electric motor during an impact operating mode of the electric motor being detected as a parameter, a driving time of the electric motor for the impact operating mode being specified as a function of the detected parameter. A method is also described for controlling an electric motor of a power tool having a receptacle for a tool for unscrewing a screw from a mating part.
Electric motor control device, compressor, and electric motor control method
Provided is an electric motor control apparatus (1) configured to extract a speed ripple component from a difference between an angular frequency command and an angular frequency feedback, configured to generate a phase of the speed ripple component from the speed ripple component, configured to multiply a value of a periodic function corresponding to the phase and a given amplitude by each other, to thereby generate a torque compensation value, configured to calculate a torque command value from the difference between the angular frequency command and the angular frequency feedback, and configured to control a current to be output to an electric motor based on a compensated torque command obtained by adding the torque compensation value to the torque command value.
Electromechanical power steering system control using only measured or estimated steering torque signal
A disclosed method can control an electric motor for an electromechanical power steering mechanism for assisting steering for a motor vehicle. The electromechanical power steering mechanism may include a steering column with an upper steering shaft linked to a lower steering shaft by a torsion bar. A torsion angle between the upper steering shaft and the lower steering shaft is configured to be measured or estimated, and an electric motor is configured to apply an assistance torque. The method may involve calculating a desired rotor position with an assist algorithm based on the torsion angle and calculating a PWM pattern by a PWM control unit such that the calculated PWM pattern adjusts a rotor of an electric motor angle such that the torsion angle is decreased.
Steering controller and steering control method
A steering controller includes processing circuitry. The processing circuitry is configured to execute an operation process for calculating a torque command value corresponding to a sum of an amount by which the steering-side operation amount is converted into the torque required for the electric motor and an amount by which the steerable wheel-side operation amount is converted into the torque required for the electric motor and operate a drive circuit of the electric motor to adjust the torque of the electric motor to the torque command value.
Motor control method and device, and frequency conversion controller
Provided are a motor control method, a motor control device and a variable frequency drive. The method includes: performing an amplitude limiting on a command torque to obtain a target torque; calculating a target current based on the target torque; determining whether an amplitude of the target current is greater than a current limiting amplitude; performing an amplitude limiting on current components of the target current, when the amplitude of the target current is greater than the current limiting amplitude; and controlling a motor based on the current components of the target current after being performed the amplitude limiting. Thus, an amplitude limiting on current of a motor is achieved by performing amplitude limiting on torque and current.
Torque control based on rotor resistance modeling in induction motors
A control system for an induction motor executes an on-board, dynamic model to estimate rotor resistance and control the torque output by the induction motor. The model includes equations to calculate stator and rotor temperatures and/or resistances based on combinations of voltage and current data, electrical frequency, rotor speed, switching patterns, and air flow rates during operation of the induction motor. The control system updates the model based on feedback collected during the operation of the induction motor, including the difference between the actual observed stator temperature and the stator temperature predicted by the model. The model is updated to converge the predicted stator temperature on the actual observed stator temperature, and corresponding updates are made to the rotor resistance estimations to provide more accurate estimations of the rotor resistance and improve the accuracy of the induction motor torque output.
MOVING OBJECT, CONTROL METHOD, AND COMPUTER-READABLE STORAGE MEDIUM
There is provided a moving object including: a first motor and a second motor coaxially connected on a shaft configured to drive the moving object; an acquisition unit configured to acquire course information of a course of the moving object; and a torque control unit configured to control torque of the shaft to be increased or decreased by independently switching each of the first motor and the second motor to a magnetization state or a demagnetization state, in which the torque control unit is configured to switch the second motor from one state to the other state between the magnetization state and the demagnetization state, in a case where from the course information, the torque control unit determines that the torque is required to be increased or decreased in the future, while maintaining the magnetization state of the first motor.