Method and apparatus for determining motor speed using zero cros

Electricity: motive power systems – Induction motor systems – Braking

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318729, 318772, 318759, H02P 318

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055481973

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus to be used with a motor controller for determining the speed of the motor rotor using current zero crossing times of the stator winding currents. An error signal set, consisting of phase angle errors between consecutive zero crossings over a sampling period, is generated and analyzed in a region of interest in either the time or frequency domain, producing a signal frequency, the signal frequency being the frequency of the motor rotor.

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