Electricity: motive power systems – Constant motor current – load and/or torque control
Patent
1995-04-20
1997-07-22
Martin, David S.
Electricity: motive power systems
Constant motor current, load and/or torque control
318802, 318811, H02P 700
Patent
active
056507003
ABSTRACT:
An electric vehicle torque controller has a torque calculating unit and an actual torque detecting unit. The calculated torque is compared with the actual torque to generate a torque compensation value, which is converted to a torque current signal. The torque current signal is used to generate a slip frequency, which is added to an output of an angular speed detector and used to set a secondary magnetic flux value. A secondary magnetic flux signal is generated according to the secondary magnetic flux value and the torque current signal. A secondary magnetic flux estimating unit generates an estimated secondary magnetic flux value, which is used to determine the exciting current. Primary motor current is controlled in response to the exciting current, the torque current, motor speed and slip value.
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Masaki Ryoso
Miyazaki Taizou
Mutoh Nobuyoshi
Obara Sanshiro
Ohmae Tsutomu
Hitachi , Ltd.
Martin David S.
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