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The mind map of electric drive automatic control system includes asynchronous motor speed control system based on steady-state model, DC speed control system with reversible control and field weakening control, etc.
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Electric drag automatic control system
Chapter One Introduction
The structure of the movement system
electric motor
controller
Power amplifier conversion device
Corresponding sensor
Load torque characteristics
Constant torque load
constant power load
Fan, pump loads
Chapter 2: DC speed regulating system with speed open-loop control
DC motor speed regulation method
Voltage regulation (voltage reduction) speed regulation
Magnetization (magnetic weakening) speed regulation
Adjust resistance (increase resistance) and adjust speed
Mechanical properties
n=(Ud0-Idr)/Ce
Voltage regulating method
G-M system
V-M system
static controlled rectifier
Maximum out-of-control time
Tsmax=1/mf V-M system
Tsmax=1/f PWM system
Steady-state speed regulation performance index
Speed range
Static error rate
Chapter 3 DC speed regulating system with speed closed-loop control
Structure of closed-loop DC speed regulation system with proportional control speed
Voltage comparison link
Proportional regulator
Power electronic converter
DC motor
Speed test feedback link
Comparison of open-loop and closed-loop systems with proportional control
The static characteristics of a closed-loop system can be much stiffer than the mechanical characteristics of an open-loop system
The static error rate of a closed-loop system is much smaller than that of an open-loop system.
Closed-loop system can greatly increase the speed range
Feedback control law
Resist disturbance and obey given
Speed closed-loop DC speed regulation system with no static difference
Adopt proportional integral control system
Steady-state error of DC speed control system
Steady-state error of step given input
Steady-state error caused by disturbance
The proportional control is a zero-type system, and there is a difference in steady state.
Proportional and integral control is a one-type system with no difference in steady state
Digital control of DC speed regulating system
M method speed measurement
The resolution of M method speed measurement has nothing to do with the actual speed
T method speed measurement
The resolution of T method speed measurement is related to the speed. The lower the speed, the stronger the resolution.
Speed feedback control DC speed regulation system current limiting protection
The use of cut-off current negative feedback link can limit the armature current
Chapter 4 DC speed regulating system with speed and current double closed-loop control
composition
Inner loop: current loop (used at startup) ACR ACR is never saturated
Outer loop: speed ASR. When ASR is saturated, the output reaches the limiter, the outer loop is in an open-loop state, and it has a linear relationship when it is not saturated.
Starting process
The current rises. ASR is not saturated
Constant current speed up. ASR saturation, ACR effect
Speed adjustment, ASR desaturation, ASR function
Features
saturated nonlinearity
Speed overshoot
Quasi-time optimal control
Factors affecting speed
Load current
Grid voltage fluctuations
The role of ASR regulator
Follow the given voltage change
Anti-interference effect against load changes
Its output amplitude determines the maximum allowable current of the motor
ACR regulator function
Current closely follows a given voltage
Anti-interference effect on power grid voltage fluctuations
Ensure the maximum allowable current of the motor is obtained during the dynamic process
Two performance indicators for dynamic processes
Follow performance metrics
Anti-interference performance index
Type I system
It is best to follow the performance index Kt=0.5. Good following performance, slightly poor anti-interference performance
Type II system
h=5 has the best performance, relatively large overshoot and good anti-interference performance
Design of regulator for double closed-loop DC speed control system
First the inner ring, then the outer ring
Approximation and Correction
Determine regulator type based on calibration
Parameter settings
Current Regulator Design
Simplification of current loop structure diagram. Adopt Type I system
Choice of current regulator structure. Using proportional integral current regulator
Current regulator parameter calculation
Implementation of current regulator
Design of speed regulator
Equivalent closed-loop transfer function of current loop
Structural selection of speed regulator. Using proportional integral speed regulator
Parameter calculation of speed regulator
Implementation of speed regulator
Chapter 5 DC speed regulating system with reversible control and field weakening control
Four-quadrant operation of speed control system
The first quadrant: forward rotation, the motor is in electric state
Second quadrant: forward rotation, the motor is in braking state
The third quadrant: reverse rotation, the motor is in electric state
The fourth quadrant: reverse, the electric motor is in braking state
DC PWM reversible speed regulation system
The average voltage is less than zero, the motor speed can be reversed
Ud is a positive value and the motor rotates forward.
Ud is a negative value, the motor reverses
Ud=0. Motor stalls
The direction of the armature current determines whether the current flows through the freewheeling diode or through the electronic switching device
V-M system reversible DC speed control system
When the conduction angle is <90°, Ud>E, the V-M system operates in the first quadrant
When the conduction angle is >90°, Ud0 is negative, the motor reverses, and a reverse electromotive force is generated.
Circulation
Install smooth wave reactors and circulating current reactors to suppress circulating currents
DC speed regulation system with field weakening control
If the motor is working at the rated state, the speed is called the base speed
Speed mode
Step-down speed regulation (speed regulation below the base speed) maintains the same magnetic flux and the same torque, also known as constant torque speed regulation.
The voltage of field-weakening speed regulation (speed regulation above the base speed) remains unchanged, and the power does not change, also known as constant power speed regulation.
Chapter 6 Asynchronous motor speed control system based on steady-state model
Mechanical properties
Steady-state relationship between torque and slip
Speed mode
Frequency
Changing magnetic pole logarithm speed regulation
Change slip speed regulation
Speed adjustment method
change voltage
change frequency
Change motor parameters
Voltage regulation and speed regulation (voltage reduction speed regulation, field weakening speed regulation)
Keep the power frequency constant and change the stator voltage
The constant torque power remains unchanged and the electromagnetic power remains unchanged, regardless of the speed.
All the increased slip is consumed in the rotor resistance
Variable voltage and variable frequency speed regulation
Speed regulation below fundamental frequency
Constant voltage-frequency ratio speed regulation: Keep the magnetic flux unchanged, and the stator voltage ratio frequency is a constant value.
When the speed is regulated below the fundamental frequency, the magnetic flux remains unchanged and the torque does not change, which is called constant torque speed regulation. The slip power has nothing to do with the speed, so it is called the invariant slip power.
Speed regulation above fundamental frequency
Field weakening speed regulation: The definition sub-voltage remains unchanged and the magnetic flux decreases, which is called constant power speed regulation.
For speed regulation above the fundamental frequency, the greater the angular frequency, the greater the speed drop and the softer the mechanical characteristics.
Three kinds of magnetic flux
stator flux
constant air gap flux
Constant rotor flux (best)
Electronic voltage converter
indirect frequency conversion
AC-DC-AC frequency converter
Direct conversion
AC-AC frequency conversion
Sinusoidal pulse width modulation (SPWM) technology
The carrier wave is an isosceles triangle wave and the modulating wave is a sine wave.
Voltage space vector (SVPWM) technology
space vector expression
Pump voltage
When the motor is working in the feedback braking state, the energy cannot be fed back to the grid, causing the DC side voltage to rise, which is called the pump voltage.
Suppression measures: use DC bus power supply and install discharge resistor
Chapter 7 Asynchronous motor speed regulation system based on dynamic model
vector control system
Through coordinate transformation and according to the rotor flux direction, the equivalent DC motor model is obtained, and then the control system is designed by imitating the DC motor control strategy.
direct torque control system
Three-phase mathematical model of asynchronous motor
Three-phase dynamic model composition
Magnetic linkage equation
Self-feeling
Mutual induction
The positions of the three phases of the stator and the three phases of the rotor are fixed, so the mutual inductance is constant.
The relative spatial position between any phase of the stator and any phase of the rotor changes, and the mutual inductance is a function of the angular position
voltage equation
Torque equation
Equations of motion