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Method for adjusting the rotor position of an electrically commutated motor

A technology of rotor position and rotor, which is applied in the direction of electronically commutated motor control, electronic commutator, monitoring commutation, etc., can solve the problem of discontinuous and strong amplitude torque change, and achieve the effect of reducing computing power

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-05-01
SCHAEFFLER TECH AG & CO KG
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Furthermore, the disadvantage of locked commutations is that they result in discontinuous torque changes with strong amplitudes

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[0023] figure 1 An alternative circuit diagram is shown for a phase of an electrically commutated electric machine 1 , which is designed as a brushless direct current motor (BLDC motor). Such electric machines are used, for example, to actuate clutches in motor vehicles. This is an alternating current machine which is operated with an alternating current which is induced by three alternating voltages shifted by 120° and which generates a rotating field. The electric machine has three AC coils, one of the three AC voltages being applied to each coil. The connections of the coils are referred to here as phases. Here, each coil is an impedance, which is characterized by an L-phase (inductive reactance) and an R-phase (reeller widerstand).

[0024] At high rotational speeds, the motor current I-Mot lags behind the motor voltage U-Gen due to the motor inductance L-phase. In order to determine the position of the motor rotor with an accuracy of at least 1 degree, the motor curre...

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The invention relates to a method for adjusting a rotor position of an electrically commutated motor, in particular a brushless DC motor, in which the phases of the motor are actuated after determination of the rotor position via a block commutation. The invention is characterized in that the actuation of the motor phases is switched from block commutation to time-controlled commutation in order to adjust the rotor position with high precision.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for adjusting the rotor position of an electrically commutated motor, in particular a brushless DC motor, in which method, after the rotor position has been determined, the phases of the motor are controlled by event-controlled commutation. Background technique [0002] "Event-controlled" in the sense of the present invention means that an event is detected (for example a Hall interruption or a defined angle) and commutation takes place on the basis of the detected event (preferably via the control software). An example of event-controlled commutation is "deadlock commutation". [0003] Electrically commutated motors such as those employed in clutch actuators need to be able to adjust the rotor position of the motor with high resolution. A vector adjustment can be performed for this. The vector control or field-oriented control can include a rotational speed control based on an underlying current control. In this ca...

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IPC IPC(8): H02P6/14H02P6/12
CPCH02P6/12H02P6/142H02P6/15
Inventor M·拉普C·昂里克M·齐默尔曼
Owner SCHAEFFLER TECH AG & CO KG
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