EP4289058A1 - Verfahren zum abbremsen eines rotierenden werkzeugs einer elektro-werkzeugmaschine und elektro-werkzeugmaschine - Google Patents
Verfahren zum abbremsen eines rotierenden werkzeugs einer elektro-werkzeugmaschine und elektro-werkzeugmaschineInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a method for braking a rotating tool of an electric machine tool, the electric machine tool comprising machine electronics and a motor.
- a braking method is presented in which the braking process includes sub-sequences for feeding back the released braking energy and for driving the electric motor.
- the proposed braking method is characterized by a change between the sub-sequences, with the change taking place after previously specified time periods for the individual sub-sequences have elapsed.
- the invention relates to an electric machine tool for carrying out the proposed braking method.
- the proposed electric machine tool can in particular be an electric grinder.
- any braking current that occurs can be regulated.
- machine electronics when the motor is energized to brake, energy can flow into the intermediate circuit of the electronics of the electric machine tool (“machine electronics”). The flow of energy can lead to an increase in voltage in the intermediate circuit, whereby this increase can be harmful to any electrolytic capacitors ("ELKOs") that may be installed in the machine electronics if certain limit values are exceeded.
- ELKOs electrolytic capacitors
- such an undesired voltage rise in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics can be avoided by providing brake choppers.
- US 2017 234 484 A1 discloses a braking method for a brushless DC motor in a machine tool, in which different braking profiles are used depending on braking states.
- DE 10 2012 110 271 A1 discloses a braking method for an electric motor, in which a braking current is used as a controlled variable.
- the object on which the present invention is based is to overcome the above-described deficiencies and disadvantages of the prior art and to specify braking methods for electric machine tools with which the rotating components of the machine, in particular its tool, can be braked quickly.
- the improved braking method should be controllable—preferably using as few parameters as possible that can be set easily. Experts would welcome it if an overvoltage in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics could be avoided safely and effectively without the corresponding machines having a larger volume and thus becoming unwieldy. In addition, the provision of additional components should be avoided for reasons of cost and space.
- the aim of the invention is also to specify an electric machine tool with which the proposed braking method can be carried out.
- the object is solved by the subject matter of the independent claims. Advantageous embodiments relating to the subject matter of the independent claims can be found in the dependent claims.
- a method for braking a rotating tool of an electric machine tool comprising machine electronics and a motor.
- This alternative braking method is characterized in that the braking process comprises a first sub-sequence and a second sub-sequence, the first sub-sequence being assigned a first time period t_brake and the second sub-sequence being assigned a second time period t_drive, after which changing between the sub-sequences, as a result of which switching points between the sub-sequences are defined, machine current values l_brake and l_drive being determined as a function of a voltage in an intermediate circuit of the machine electronics.
- the alternative braking method there is a change between the sub-sequences of the braking process according to a fixed time distribution.
- the “feed back” sub-sequence can last for a period of time t_brake, for example, while the “drive” sub-sequence lasts for a period of time t_drive.
- time span t_brake is longer than the time span t_drive. As a result, the rotating tool of the electric machine tool can be braked particularly quickly.
- the proposed method for braking a rotating tool of an electric machine tool can be described in a different formulation by the following method steps: a) Start of a braking process for the rotating tool of the electric machine tool in a first sub-sequence of the braking process, the first sub- A first time period t_brake is assigned to the sequence, with machine current values l_brake being determined during the braking process as a function of a voltage in an intermediate circuit of the machine electronics, b) changing to a second sub-sequence after the first time period t_brake has elapsed, c) continuation of the braking process in the second sub-sequence for a second period of time t_drive, the machine current values l_drive being determined during the second sub-sequence as a function of a voltage in an intermediate circuit of the machine electronics, d) changing to the first Sub-sequence after the first time period t_drive.
- the voltage in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics does not exceed a component-permissible limit value, exceeding which can be harmful to individual components.
- the machine current values l_brake and l_drive it is preferable for the machine current values l_brake and l_drive to be regulated in the corresponding sub-sequences according to the intermediate circuit voltage.
- the machine current values I_brake and I_drive are regulated as a function of the voltage in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics.
- the user of the electric machine tool hardly notices the change between the sub-sequences. This is due in particular to the comparatively short periods of time t_brake and t_drive. Due to the comparatively short periods of time in which the electric machine tool remains in the individual sub-sequences, the change is hardly or not at all noticed by the user, which leads to the user of the proposed electric machine tool feeling the braking process softly.
- the proposed braking method has the advantage over the prior art that no additional material costs are incurred for additional components.
- a compact and easy-to-operate machine can be provided.
- an excessively high voltage in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics is reliably and effectively prevented and a particularly smooth braking process can be provided with the invention.
- a particularly gentle transition to the standstill of the rotating tool of the electric power tool is advantageously also made possible.
- the rotating tool of the electric machine tool is braked by controlling and/or limiting the machine current values I_brake and I_drive.
- I_brake and I_drive By limiting the maximum currents flowing, a particularly smooth transition to standstill of the rotating tool of the electric power tool is advantageously made possible.
- braking energy released in the first sub-sequence of the braking process is fed back into the intermediate circuit or that only low-side switches of the motor inverter of the electric machine tool are activated in the first sub-sequence of the braking process.
- a load cycle can be determined depending on a speed of the rotating tool of the electric machine tool and/or depending on a braking current of the motor of the electric machine tool.
- the motor of the electric machine tool is driven in the second sub-sequence of the braking process or that essentially all switches of the motor inverter of the electric machine tool are activated in the second sub-sequence of the braking process are.
- the proposed braking method differs from the prior art, for example, in that sub-sequences such as “feed back” and “drive” alternate depending on a voltage, while with conventional braking methods it is usually possible to switch between different braking sequences.
- the current intensity is used as a controlled variable, while in the present method, switching or changing from one sub-sequence to the other sub-sequence occurs after predetermined time periods have elapsed.
- a further method for braking a rotating tool of an electric machine tool is also disclosed, the electric machine tool comprising machine electronics and a motor.
- the proposed method is characterized in that the braking process includes a first sub-sequence and a second sub-sequence, with switching between the sub-sequences during the braking process and switching points between the sub-sequences depending on a voltage in an intermediate circuit of the machine electronics can be selected.
- the terms, definitions and technical advantages introduced for the first braking method apply analogously to the further braking method and vice versa.
- the first sub-sequence is referred to as "feedback". Accordingly, it is preferred in the first sub-sequence of the braking process that released braking energy is fed back into the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics, so that the energy is available or can be used for further operation of the electric machine tool. It is preferred within the meaning of the invention that the machine tool has a switch arrangement for power control of the motor. Preferably the switch arrangement may comprise a motor inverter. In the first sub-sequence of the braking process, it is preferred within the meaning of the invention that only the minus-side or ground-side switches (low-side switches) of the motor inverter of the electric machine tool are activated.
- the switching elements of the motor inverter preferably have an integrated diode in the reverse direction in order to allow a corresponding flow of current. If, for example, a metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOS-FET) is used as the switching element, it can be activated to improve the current flow in the reverse direction. It is preferred within the meaning of the invention that the motor inverter is designed as a B6 bridge or as a switching element for controlling the motor. In terms of the invention, it is particularly preferred that the control is a Pulse Width Modulation control (PWM).
- PWM Pulse Width Modulation control
- the switching element can also be in the form of an insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT).
- the sole activation of the low-side switch of the motor inverter preferably means in the context of the invention that in the sub-sequence "feedback" in particular the negative or ground-side switches of the switch arrangement are active.
- these are referred to as low-side semiconductors or low-side switches for the purposes of the invention.
- low-side semiconductors or low-side switches for the purposes of the invention.
- only low-side switches of the motor inverter of the electric machine tool are functionally activated in the first sub-sequence of the braking process.
- this preferably means that the low-side switches of the motor inverter of the electric machine tool can be used and controlled.
- a low-side switch or several of the low-side switches are driven in PWM mode, i.e. activated in a regulated manner.
- a load cycle can preferably be determined as a function of a speed of the rotating tool of the electric machine tool and/or as a function of a braking current of the motor of the electric machine tool.
- the driving variable for the braking current is the electromotive force of the electric motor of the machine tool.
- the electromotive force of the electric motor preferably depends on the speed of the engine. It is preferred within the meaning of the invention to use a flexible PWM control in order to obtain controlled braking or device behavior. It is preferred within the meaning of the invention that the second sub-sequence is referred to as “drive”.
- the motor of the electric machine tool is driven in the second sub-sequence of the braking process.
- the energy from the intermediate circuit preferably flows back into the motor.
- the motor is designed as a brushless motor.
- all switching elements of the switch arrangement of the electric machine tool are preferably activated.
- this preferably means that the switching elements can be used and preferably controlled in PWM mode.
- the switching elements of the switch arrangement of the electric machine tool can preferably be activated in the second sub-sequence of the braking process.
- the switching elements can in particular be the high-side switches and the low-side switches of the switch arrangement. According to the invention, it is particularly preferred that the high-side switches and the low-side switches are components of the motor inverter of the electric machine tool. For example, all switching elements of the motor inverter of the electric machine tool can thus be activated in the second sub-sequence of the braking process.
- this preferably means that both the low-side switches and the high-side switches of the motor inverter of the machine tool are activated in the “drive” sub-sequence.
- the high-side semiconductors and the low-side semiconductors are switched in a complementary manner to one another in the “drive” sub-sequence.
- a conversion operation to block commutation takes place in the “drive” sub-sequence, while a conversion operation to sinusoidal commutation is also possible.
- a high-side switch of the motor inverter is a plus-side switch of the switch arrangement.
- the switching points between the sub-sequences are selected as a function of a voltage in an intermediate circuit of the machine electronics.
- the intermediate circuit preferably comprises a direct current intermediate circuit (DC link) or is formed by one.
- the switching points are defined by a maximum trigger voltage U_DC_max and a minimum trigger voltage U_DC_min.
- the proposed method for braking a rotating tool of an electric machine tool can be described in a different formulation by the following method steps: a) starting a braking process for the rotating tool of the electric machine tool in a first sub-sequence of the braking process, b) determining a voltage in an intermediate circuit of the machine electronics, c) change to a second sub-sequence if the voltage in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics is greater than a maximum trigger voltage U_DC_max, d) continuation of the braking process in the second sub-sequence, e) Change to the first sub-sequence if the voltage in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics is less than a minimum trigger voltage U_DC_min.
- the proposed braking method preferably begins with the first sub-sequence, in which the braking energy that is released is preferably fed back into the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics. During feedback, the voltage in the intermediate circuit of the electronics of the electric machine tool is determined. A change from the first sub-sequence to the second sub-sequence, i.e. for driving, occurs in particular when the previously determined voltage in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics is greater than a maximum trigger voltage U_DC_max. This preferably represents the first switching point between the first and the second sub-sequence of the proposed braking method.
- the braking process is then continued in the second sub-sequence until the voltage in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics is less than a minimum trigger voltage U_DC_min, which preferably represents the second switching point between the second and the first sub-sequence of the proposed braking method. If the voltage determined in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics is lower than the minimum trigger voltage U_DC_min, there is a change back from the second sub-sequence to the first sub-sequence. This change between the sub-sequences depending on the voltage in the intermediate circuit of the machine electronics can be repeated until the rotating tool of the electrical work machine has come to a standstill.
- U_DC_min preferably represents the second switching point between the second and the first sub-sequence of the proposed braking method.
- the braking process is uncomplicated in the context of the proposed braking method and can be adjusted and changed with just a few parameters.
- no additional material costs for additional before components are used.
- the installation space within the electric machine tool can also be kept small and a compact device that is easy to handle can be provided.
- an electric power tool for carrying out the additional braking method is disclosed.
- the electric machine tool is an electric grinder.
- the electric machine tool includes machine electronics with an intermediate circuit, the machine electronics being set up to detect a voltage in the intermediate circuit and to compare it with a trigger voltage, the machine Electronics is also set up to switch depending on the detected voltage between a first sub-sequence and a second sub-sequence of a braking process of the electric machine tool.
- the invention relates to an electric machine tool for carrying out the proposed braking method.
- the terms, definitions and technical advantages introduced for the braking method preferably apply analogously to the electric machine tool.
- the electric power tool is an electric grinder.
- the electric machine tool includes machine electronics with an intermediate circuit, the machine electronics being set up to detect current values as a function of a voltage in the intermediate circuit, the machine electronics also doing this is set up, after predetermined time periods have elapsed, to switch between a first sub-sequence and a second sub-sequence of a braking process of the electric machine tool.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a possible time sequence of the proposed braking method
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of a preferred embodiment of the further braking method.
- the further method for braking a rotating tool (not shown) of an electric machine tool (not shown) comprises a first sub-sequence 1 and a second sub-sequence 2, with the proposed braking method preferably beginning with a first sub-sequence 1.
- the start 3 of the deceleration process is represented by the round dot at the top of Figs.
- the first sub-sequence 1 is preferably referred to as "feedback", while the second sub-sequence 2 is referred to as "drive”.
- a change 11, 12 between the sub-sequences 1, 2 takes place as a function of a voltage U_DC in an intermediate circuit of the machine electronics of the electric machine tool.
- a change 11 from the first sub-sequence 1 to the second sub-sequence 2 occurs when the condition U_DC>U_DC_max is met, while a change 12 from the second sub-sequence 2 to the first sub-sequence 1 occurs when the condition U_DC ⁇ U_DC_min is fulfilled.
- the switching point 11 between the first sub-sequence 1 and the second sub-sequence 2, and the switching point 12 between the second sub-sequence 2 and the first sub-sequence 1, depending on the intermediate circuit voltage U_DC of the electric machine tool be defined or parameterized. It is preferred within the meaning of the invention that a first switching point 11 between the first sub-sequence 1 and the second sub-sequence 2 is reached when U_DC> U_DC_max, while a second switching point 12 between the second sub-sequence 2 and the first sub-sequence 1 is reached when U_DC ⁇ U_DC_min.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of a preferred embodiment of the proposed braking method.
- the proposed method for braking a rotating tool of an electric machine tool includes a first sub-sequence 1 and a second sub-sequence 2, with a change 11, 12 between Figure 1 shows a schematic representation of a preferred embodiment of the proposed braking method.
- the proposed method for braking a rotating tool of an electric machine tool comprises a first sub-sequence 1 and a second sub-sequence 2, with a change 11, 12 between the sub-sequences 1, 2 taking place according to a fixed time schedule.
- the sub-sequences 1, 2 are assigned fixed time periods t_brake and t_drive, after which a change 11, 12 takes place.
- machine currents flow in the electric machine tool, which currents are determined as a function of the intermediate circuit voltage U_DC of the machine electronics.
- machine currents are referred to as l_brake and I_drive, respectively, with the current l_brake being assigned to the first sub-sequence 1 and flowing during the first sub-sequence 1, while the current l_drive being assigned to the second sub-sequence 2 and flowing during the second Sub-sequence 2 flows.
- a possible course of the machine currents I_brake and I_drive is shown in FIG. The changes 11, 12 between the sub-sequences 1, 2 can be repeated until the rotating tool of the electric machine tool has come to a standstill.
- FIG. 3 An example sequence of the proposed braking method is shown in FIG. 3 .
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