Method of estimating field pole position of synchronous motor, m

Electricity: motive power systems – Induction motor systems – Primary circuit control

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318806, 318807, 318809, H02P 528

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059948701

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ABSTRACT:
A power corresponding to an A/C voltage command id1* is applied in the d-axis direction of rotational coordinates of a stopped synchronous motor via a current control unit, a three-phase converting unit, and a power converter. Further, by using "an amplitude value of a current iq' in the q-axis direction of the rotational coordinates generated in response to the A/C voltage command id1*" which is fed back and detected via a current detector and a dq converting unit, a field pole position estimation value .theta. is converged. The field pole position is estimated by using the converged field pole position estimation value .theta. as a true value of the field pole position .theta. of the synchronous motor.

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