JP3447366B2 - Three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit - Google Patents

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Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a three-phase PWM voltage generating circuit for a three-phase voltage type inverter device using a semiconductor switching element.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in this type of inverter control device, two types of basic voltage vectors having a phase difference of 60 ° and one of the switching states of the basic voltage vectors are set.
Switching method that generates a three-phase PWM voltage by using a total of four basic voltage vectors of two types of zero vectors that do not have the magnitude obtained by switching only the phase (hereinafter, three-arm modulation), and a 60 ° phase difference 2 types of basic voltage vectors and a switching type (hereinafter, two-arm modulation) using only one of two types of zero vectors having no magnitude are used. In the case of two-arm modulation, only two phases of the three-phase output are switched and the other one phase is stopped, but the phase that does not perform switching is, for example, the maximum value phase of the voltage fundamental wave. It is fixed to a total of 60 ° before and after 30 ° and a total of 60 ° before and after the minimum value phase of the voltage fundamental wave, and is fixed to the voltage phase.

[0003]

As described above, in the two-arm modulation (or three-arm modulation) method, when the output voltage is low or the phase angle of the voltage command vector is close to the phase angle of the basic voltage vector. , The time ratio of the two types of basic voltage vectors having a magnitude of 60 ° phase difference is reduced, and the holding time width of the switching mode is narrowed. As a result, for example, in the method of detecting the DC bus current of the inverter as in Japanese Patent Application No. 2-20445 and indirectly obtaining the phase current from this value, the period during which the current is flowing becomes short, so the detected current is sufficient. The current becomes zero before it rises, causing a problem that the current is detected to be lower than the actual current. This tendency is remarkable especially when the output voltage is low. In order to prevent this, Japanese Patent Application No. 2-20445 takes measures to lengthen the switching control cycle, but these methods are incomplete because they significantly reduce the controllability of the inverter.

In the case of detecting an excessive current by the absolute value of the DC bus current of the inverter, the peak value of the output phase current cannot be detected when the power factor is low, that is, when the delay angle of the current phase is large. Further, in the two-arm modulation, a torque ripple about twice as large as that in the three-arm modulation is generated when compared with the same modulation frequency. Further, in the conventional modulation method, the load neutral point potential fluctuation is large and a large amount of leakage current flows.

Further, when correcting the error of the output voltage, it is necessary to detect the voltages of the three phases separately, and three photocouplers for insulating the high voltage part are required, so that the size is reduced. And hindering cost reduction.

Further, in the two-arm modulation, the system fixed to 30 ° before and after the maximum value phase of the voltage fundamental wave, 60 ° in total, and 30 ° before and after the minimum value phase of the voltage fundamental wave, 60 ° in total, When the load power factor is 1, the switching loss is the smallest. However, when the induction motor is driven, it always operates with a delay power factor, and when the power factor changes due to changes in the load state and the phase of the output phase current increases or decreases, the effect of reducing the switching loss of semiconductor elements is insufficient. .

FIG. 13 is a phase current waveform diagram in the case where an inductive load which is a motor is driven by the PWM inverter. As shown in the figure, the current has a sine wave shape including ripples, and at this time the current polarity switches, and the behavior at the point Tzx will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. In FIG. 14, Bu and Bx are
The base signals of the U-phase upper side power transistor 3U and the lower side power transistor 3X in FIG. 3 are respectively ignored in the circuit delay time for simplification.

Iu is a U-phase load current and Vu is a U-phase output phase voltage. First, the upper element is turned on when the current is positive, and in this state, Bu is cut off and the upper power transistor 3U
Turns off. Therefore, the U-phase output phase voltage Vu instantaneously drops, the lower diode turns on, and the U-phase load current Iu continues to flow. After that, the current decreases to zero (period α).
If the dead time has not passed by this point, the ON signal is not input to the lower power transistor Bx. Therefore, the U-phase current does not flow, the U-phase terminal voltage is opened from the inverter output arm, and the potential is determined only by the load (period β). The voltage at this time cannot be detected by the method of detecting the voltage only by the DC bus voltage and the timing of the output pulse.

Further, by predicting the switching timing based on only the current value without detecting the voltage, even in the method of correcting the error in the output voltage, the error in the predicted timing increases when the output voltage reaches the intermediate potential where the output potential is not fixed. It becomes difficult to correct the voltage error.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a three-phase voltage type inverter device using a semiconductor switching element when the output voltage is low or when the phase angle of the voltage command vector is the basic voltage vector. A 3-phase PWM voltage generation circuit capable of obtaining a pulse width sufficient to detect the current of the DC bus even when the phase angle is close to
When detecting an excessive current by the absolute value of the DC bus current of the inverter, a three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit that can detect the peak value of the output phase current even when the power factor is low, that is, when the delay angle of the current phase is large, and an average Three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit that can reduce torque ripple and three-phase PWM voltage generation that can suppress load neutral point potential fluctuations and reduce leakage current as compared with two-arm modulation with the same switching frequency Since only one circuit and the detection signal to correct the error of the output voltage are needed, the phase voltage can be detected in a small size and at low cost by using only one photocoupler to insulate the high voltage part. The 3-phase PWM voltage generation circuit and the switching loss is reduced even when the load power factor is a delayed power factor. Moreover, the power factor changes due to changes in the load state, and the phase of the output phase current changes. Even when the number increases or decreases, the phase in which switching is stopped is moved to the phase in which the maximum current always flows, so that an error in the output voltage and the three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit that has the effect of reducing the switching loss of the switching element are corrected. In this case, immediately before the load phase current approaches zero and crosses zero, this phase is temporarily switched to the switching pause phase, and switching is restarted after the zero crossing is completed, so that the output phase potential is not fixed. Three-phase PWM that can prevent the potential from occurring, reliably perform voltage detection, and reduce the error in the predicted output switching timing value
And a voltage generating circuit.

[0011]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, in a three-phase voltage type inverter device using a semiconductor switching element, two types of basic voltage vectors having a 120-degree phase difference and switching states of those basic voltage vectors are provided. Of 1
When generating a three-phase PWM voltage using a total of three basic voltage vectors having no magnitude obtained by switching only the phases, the zero vector is set between the two basic voltage vectors. It is a three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit that is inserted to generate a three-phase PWM voltage.

[0012] According to claim 2, in 3-phase voltage type inverter device using a semiconductor switching element, by using three kinds of fundamental voltage vectors with each 60 ° <br/> out of phase difference 6
Generate a 3-phase PWM voltage by fixing the potential of 1 phase out of 3 phases for every 0 degree interval so as not to switch at all 3
It is a phase PWM voltage generation circuit.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in a three-phase voltage type inverter device using a semiconductor switching element, only two kinds of basic voltage vectors having a phase difference of 120 degrees and only one phase in a switching state of those basic voltage vectors are switched. A circuit that generates a three-phase PWM voltage by using a total of three types of basic voltage vectors that do not have a magnitude obtained by doing this, and the actual output three-phase voltage generated by this is rectified by a full-wave rectifier circuit. Is a zero-voltage state, and a circuit for correcting the output voltage error by comparing this signal with the signal obtained by the three-phase PWM voltage generating circuit is a three-phase PWM voltage generating circuit. .

In the present invention, the basic voltage vector is used.
Therefore, switching is not performed for one of the three phases
Performs 3-phase PWM voltage control with a switching pause period
In the 3-phase PWM voltage generation circuit, the center of the switching pause period is 30 degrees or more with respect to the maximum phase of the voltage fundamental wave.
It is a three-phase PWM voltage generating circuit that delays the following by a certain amount .

In the present invention, the basic voltage vector is used.
Therefore, switching is not performed for one of the three phases
Performs 3-phase PWM voltage control with a switching pause period
In the 3-phase PWM voltage generation circuit, the phase difference between the central phase of the switching pause period and the maximum value phase of the current fundamental wave is calculated.
It is a three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit for setting between −10 degrees and 10 degrees .

[0016]

[0017]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, even if the output voltage is low or the phase angle of the voltage command vector is close to the phase angle of the basic voltage vector, a pulse width sufficient to detect the DC bus current is provided. Obtainable. Further, in the case of detecting an excessive current by the absolute value of the DC bus current of the inverter, the peak value of the output phase current can be detected even when the power factor is low, that is, when the delay angle of the current phase is large. Further, the torque ripple can be reduced as compared with the two-arm modulation having the same average switching frequency. Further, since only one detection signal for correcting the error of the output voltage is required, it is possible to detect the phase voltage in a small size and at low cost by using only one photocoupler that insulates the high voltage part.

According to the second aspect, the fluctuation of the load neutral point potential can be further suppressed and the leakage current can be reduced. Claim 3
Therefore, even if the load power factor is a delayed power factor, the switching loss is reduced, and moreover, even when the power factor changes due to the change in the load state and the phase of the output phase current increases or decreases, the phase that stops switching is always maintained. By moving to the phase in which the maximum current flows, there is an effect of reducing the switching loss of the switching element.

[0019]

[0020]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. First, the schematic configuration of the inverter main circuit in the three-phase PWM inverter device to which the present invention is applied is as follows.
As shown in FIG. 3, it has a well-known configuration in which six switching elements 3u, 3v, 3w, 3x, 3y, and 3z are bridge-connected between the DC buses 1 and 2. Here, since one of the upper and lower switching elements of each arm is turned on, there are 2 ³ = 8 switching modes. Therefore, when considering the phase difference of each phase in the output voltage of the inverter device and imagining a voltage vector given an instantaneous vector expression corresponding to each switching mode, these are mutually π as shown by the solid line in FIG. It can be expressed as 6 types of basic voltage vectors and 2 types of zero vectors (0,0,0) and (1,1,1) whose phases are different by / 3 and have the same magnitude.

Here, eight types of vectors (Sa, Sb, S
c) corresponds to eight switching modes, and Sa, Sb, Sc are represented as "1" when the positive side switching elements 3u, 3v, 3w of each phase are on, and conversely, the negative side switching is performed. This is represented as "0" when the elements 3x, 3y, 3z are on.

Now, a three-phase PWM signal generation circuit 4 for controlling the switching state of each of the above switching elements
Are two types of basic voltage vectors (voltage space vectors) having a phase difference of 120 ° from each other, and a total of three types of zero vectors obtained from only one phase switch from which switching state of these two types of basic voltage vectors. because and outputs the command voltage vector of any size V ^* 8 and the phase theta ^* 8 by the time ratio control between voltage vector, the phase theta ^*, for example 30 ° of the command voltage vector 90
Considering only the region of °, as shown in FIG. 1, (1,0,0), (0,1,0), (0,0,0)
Using three types of basic voltage vectors, (0,0,0) →
(1,0,0) → (0,0,0) → (0,1,0) →
This can be realized by performing switching control in the order of (0, 0, 0). A waveform diagram of each phase voltage at this time is shown in FIG. As a result, the W phase is fixed at zero potential and does not switch at all.

The three-phase PWM signal S generated in this way
u, Sv, Sw are input to the dead time generation circuit 5 and each switching signal B for six switching elements is input.
u, Bv, Bw, Bx, By, Bz are generated. The dead time generation circuit 5 is for generating a switching signal for each switching element from the three-phase PWM signal so that the upper and lower switching elements of each arm of the inverter main circuit do not turn on at the same time. .

It is necessary to detect the current (1,0,
When the output times for one cycle of switching control in the states of (0) and (0,1,0) are t1 and t2, respectively,
The following equation is satisfied by the geometric analysis of.

T1 = V ^* .COS (.theta. ^*-. Pi./6) t2 = V ^* .COS (.theta. ^*-. Pi./6) Even if the phase changes from 30.degree. Neither t1 nor t2 is zero. Therefore,
The two-phase current is always detected, and the current detection is complete.

FIG. 6 shows that the phase of the command voltage vector
It is a figure showing which vector should be selected. It can be seen from the geometrical symmetry that the switching sequence can be obtained in the same manner as in the case of 30 ° to 90 °, and therefore current can be detected at any phase angle of 360 °. Figure 7 shows the phase θ ^*
8 shows the minimum output time of the basic voltage vector between π / 6 and π / 2. I is the system of the first embodiment of the present invention, I
I is a conventional modulation method. In II, when the output time of the two types of basic voltage vectors is shorter, the phases are switched in the middle, so the function is bent. In the present invention, when the magnitude V ^* 9 of the command voltage vector is zero, it cannot be detected, but as compared with the conventional modulation method, an average pulse width of about 3 times can be secured.

However, since the output voltage cannot be increased in the present invention, when it is necessary to increase the output voltage, the method of the second embodiment described below or the conventional two-arm modulation or 3 is used.
Switching control may be switched to arm modulation. When the output voltage is high, the time width of the switching state required for current detection becomes wide, and thus the method of Japanese Patent Application No. 2-20445 can sufficiently detect the current.

As is apparent from FIGS. 1 and 2, since the zero vector state is generated by being divided into two in one PWM cycle, the zero vector state which is the conventional two-arm modulation is PWM.
The pulsation in the tangential direction of the magnetic flux vector is reduced as compared with the case where only one modulation method is used in one period of. Therefore, the torque pulsation is reduced and the torque pulsation of the three-arm modulation is approached, and the average number of times of switching is 2 for the three-arm modulation.
/ 3, that is, the same level as the conventional two-arm modulation.

Further, as is clear from FIGS. 1 and 2,
In the three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit of the present invention, the zero vector state is always inserted between the two types of basic voltage vectors.
It is determined by the circuit shown in FIG.
It is possible to correct the actual output pulse width from this and the current output state. In FIG. 8, 10 is a full-wave rectifier circuit, and 11 is a photocoupler. In the zero vector state, no voltage is generated even if full-wave rectification occurs because all three phases have the same potential, and therefore the photocoupler 11 also emits light. In the other vector states, the photocoupler 11 emits light.
Information on whether or not the current zero vector is present is transmitted to the three-phase PWM signal generating means.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. The three-phase PWM signal generation circuit 4 uses three types of basic voltage vectors each having a phase difference of 60 °, and a command voltage vector of arbitrary magnitude V ^* 8 and phase θ ^* 8 by controlling the time ratio between them. Is output, the phase θ ^* of the command voltage vector is considered limited to, for example, the region of 30 ° to 90 °. Then, as shown in FIG. 9, (1, 0,
0), (1,1,0), and (0,1,0) of three types of basic voltage vectors are used (1,1,0) → (1,0,0) →
This can be realized by performing switching control in the order of (1,1,0) → (0,1,0) → (1,1,0). A waveform diagram of each phase voltage at this time is shown in FIG.

As a result, as in the first embodiment, the W phase is fixed at zero potential and does not switch at all. Comparing FIG. 2 and FIG. 10, it can be seen that the pulse widths of the U phase and the V phase are widened, so that the continuity of the control law is guaranteed and there is no hindrance to switching. Further, similar to the first embodiment, it is possible to detect the current by the DC bus current, and the second embodiment uses three types of basic voltage vectors, so the reliability of the detection is improved.

Further, in the case of detecting an excessive current by the absolute value of the DC bus current of the inverter, it is clear from FIG.
The DC bus current when outputting the (1,0,0) vector becomes the U-phase current, and the DC bus current when outputting the (1,1,0) vector becomes the -W phase current. 0,
DC bus current when outputting 1,0) vector is V
It becomes a phase current. If these absolute values are taken out as the highest values in one PWM control cycle, the highest current among the three-phase output currents is detected. Even if the power factor is low, that is, the current phase delay angle is large. Can detect the peak value of the output phase current, and can reliably detect the overcurrent regardless of the current having any other phase difference.

Since the load neutral point potential is an average value of U, V, and W three-phase voltages, only two levels are obtained in both the first and second embodiments of the present invention, which is the conventional two-arm modulation or three-arm modulation. As described above, the fluctuation of the load neutral point voltage is suppressed as compared with the 3rd level and the 4th level, whereby the leakage current is also reduced as compared with the conventional modulation method.

Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. In the third embodiment, the three-phase PWM signal generation circuit 4 of FIG. 3 basically performs the conventional two-arm modulation. Ie 60 °
An arbitrary magnitude V is obtained by controlling the time ratio between the two types of basic voltage vectors having a phase difference and the one of the two types of zero vectors having no magnitude, that is, a total of three types of voltage vectors.
Switching is performed to output the command voltage vector of ^* 8 and the phase θ ^* 8, and the area of the vector switching sequence by the phase θ ^* 8 of the command voltage vector is divided by 15 ° compared to the conventional method.
Delay.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the area division of the vector switching sequence by the phase θ ^* 8. For example, θ ^* 8
Considering only the region of 45 ° to 105 °,
As is clear from FIG. 11, the W phase is fixed to 0 and the W phase is not switched during this period. This 3
When a three-phase symmetrical sine wave modulation control is performed using a three-phase PWM signal generating circuit to drive a three-phase symmetrical delayed load, if the load current phase is delayed by 15 ° with respect to the voltage phase,
30 ° before and after the time when the fundamental wave of the W-phase load current is minimum
Means that the W phase is not switching. That is,
During the period when the W-phase current flows from the load side to the inverter side in the largest amount, the W-phase stops switching, and during this period, switching loss occurs only in the U-phase and V-phase and is zero in the W-phase. Become. Since the switching loss increases as the current increases, if the above is done, the switching of the phase with the highest current is always stopped, and the overall average switching loss is minimized.

As described above, in the third embodiment, the switching loss is minimized by moving the area division phase of the vector switching sequence by the delay angle of the load current. From the geometrical symmetry of FIG. 4, the movable limit of the central phase of the region in which switching can be stopped for a continuous 60 ° period is limited to ± 30 ° with respect to the peak phase of the voltage fundamental wave. Then, since the current value increases as the load increases and the phase difference between the voltage and the current decreases, there is no problem for suppressing the overheating of the inverter.

Further, in the third embodiment, since the movement of the area division phase of the vector switching sequence is fixed at 15 °, the switching loss is not minimized when the delay angle of the load current is other than 15 °. Therefore, it is possible to minimize the switching loss even if the delay angle of the load current changes by detecting the load current and constantly changing the domain division phase of the vector switching sequence so as to match the delay angle of the load current. You can

FIG. 12 shows the area division of the vector switching sequence in the control method of the first embodiment, which is 15 times that of the first embodiment.
FIG. 8 is a diagram showing region division of a vector switching sequence by a phase θ ^* 8 when delayed. As described above, also in the three-phase PWM signal generation methods of the first and second embodiments, it is possible to move the vector switching sequence area division phase in the same manner, and the switching loss can be reduced. Further, in this embodiment, since switching is not performed at the current peak, switching surge voltage and radiated electromagnetic waves can be reduced.

Next, a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described. In the fourth embodiment, the three-phase PWM signal generation circuit 4 of FIG. 3 basically performs the conventional three-arm modulation. That is, 6
A total of four basic voltage vectors, two basic voltage vectors with 0 ° phase difference and two zero vectors that do not have the magnitude obtained by switching only one phase of the switching state of those basic voltage vectors. Switching is performed by outputting the command voltage vector of arbitrary magnitude V ^* 8 and the phase θ ^* 8 by the time ratio control. Then, when the load phase current becomes smaller than a predetermined value and approaches zero, this phase is temporarily suspended for switching and the zero crossing is completed, and switching is performed again when the load phase current becomes larger than the predetermined value. To start.

By doing so, switching is not performed in the zero-crossing phase, so that the uncertainty of the potential generated during the dead time does not occur. In this case, as described in the third embodiment, the movable limit of the central phase of the switching restable region is limited to ± 30 ° with respect to the peak phase of the voltage fundamental wave because of the geometrical symmetry of FIG. The switching current can be stopped up to 30 ° before and after that point, but the phase at which the phase current crosses zero is ± 9 with respect to the load current peak phase.
It is 0 ° off.

Therefore, unlike the third embodiment, the fourth embodiment cannot be implemented unless the phase difference between the voltage and the current is 30 ° to 150 °. In an inductive load, which is a motor, the phase difference between the voltage and the current when there is no load is approximately 90 °, and a dead time compensation method (for example, IEEE-IAS-1985) in which the voltage is detected and the output voltage compensation is controlled only by the timing of the output pulse.
Annual Meeting p. In the case of 436), since it is carried out for the purpose of avoiding the unstable phenomenon under light load, there is no problem even if it cannot be realized under heavy load, and the fourth embodiment of the present invention is effective. Even in the case of the dead time compensation method in which output voltage compensation control is performed on the assumption that the switching timing depends on the current polarity (for example, 1986 Tokai Branch No. 146 of the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan, 1986) In the fourth embodiment in which determinism does not occur, the error in the output switching timing prediction value can be reduced. The fourth embodiment is also effective for the control in which the output voltage is indirectly detected by the timing of the DC bus voltage and the output pulse, and the magnetic flux calculation of the motor is performed based on the detected output voltage.

[0042]

As described above, according to the present invention,
According to claim 1, even when the output voltage is low or the phase angle of the voltage command vector is close to the phase angle of the basic voltage vector,
A pulse width sufficient to detect the current on the DC bus can be obtained. Further, in the case of detecting an excessive current by the absolute value of the DC bus current of the inverter, the peak value of the output phase current can be detected even when the power factor is low, that is, when the delay angle of the current phase is large. Further, the torque ripple can be reduced as compared with the two-arm modulation having the same average switching frequency. Further, since only one detection signal for correcting the error of the output voltage is required, it is possible to detect the phase voltage in a small size and at low cost by using only one photocoupler that insulates the high voltage part.

According to the second aspect, it is possible to further suppress the fluctuation of the load neutral point potential and reduce the leakage current. Claim 3
Therefore, even if the load power factor is a delayed power factor, the switching loss is reduced, and moreover, even when the power factor changes due to the change in the load state and the phase of the output phase current increases or decreases, the phase that stops switching is always maintained. By moving to the phase in which the maximum current flows, there is an effect of reducing the switching loss of the switching element.

[0044]

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a vector diagram showing a first embodiment of the present invention,

FIG. 2 is a phase voltage waveform diagram showing the first embodiment,

FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram showing a first embodiment,

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a basic voltage vector,

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a relationship between a basic voltage vector and a direct current,

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a phase of a command voltage vector and a vector switching sequence;

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a minimum output time of a basic vector,

FIG. 8 is a circuit diagram for performing output voltage error correction,

FIG. 9 is a vector diagram showing a second embodiment of the present invention,

FIG. 10 is a phase voltage waveform diagram showing a second embodiment,

FIG. 11 is a view corresponding to FIG. 6 of the third embodiment,

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a phase of a command voltage vector and a vector switching sequence according to the combined system of the first embodiment and the third embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 13 is a phase current waveform diagram when driving an inductive load which is a motor with a PWM inverter,

FIG. 14 is a timing diagram showing the behavior at the switching point of the current polarity,

FIG. 15 is a vector diagram showing a conventional example.

[Explanation of symbols]

1.2. Positive / negative side DC bus, 3. 4. Switching element, 4.3 phase PWM signal generation circuit, 5. Dead time generation circuit, 6. Current detector, 7. Phase determination circuit, 8. Phase θ ^* of command voltage vector, 9. Magnitude V ^* of command voltage vector, 10. Full-wave rectifier circuit, 11. Photo coupler.

Claims (5)

(57) [Claims] 1. A three-phase voltage type inverter device using a semiconductor switching element, which has a phase difference of 120 degrees.
A three-phase PWM voltage is generated using a total of three types of basic voltage vectors, which is a zero vector that does not have a magnitude obtained by switching only one phase in the switching state of those basic voltage vectors. At this time, the three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit is characterized in that the zero vector is inserted between the two types of basic voltage vectors to generate a three-phase PWM voltage. In 3-phase voltage type inverter device using a 2. A semiconductor switching element, one phase of the electric potential of the three phases every 60 degree section using three kinds of fundamental voltage vectors with each 60 degrees out of phase difference A three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit, which is fixed and does not switch at all and generates a three-phase PWM voltage. 3. A three-phase voltage type inverter device using a semiconductor switching element, which has a phase difference of 120 degrees.
A three-phase PWM voltage is generated by using a total of three types of basic voltage vectors and zero vectors that do not have a magnitude obtained by switching only one phase of the switching state of those basic voltage vectors. The circuit and the actual output three-phase voltage generated thereby are rectified by the full-wave rectifier circuit to detect whether or not there is a zero voltage state, and this signal and the signal obtained by the three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit are detected. And a circuit that corrects an output voltage error by comparing 4. Among the three phases, the basic voltage vector is used.
No switching for 1 phase
Three-phase PWM voltage control with three-phase PWM voltage control
A three-phase PWM voltage generation circuit characterized in that the center of a switching pause period is delayed by a certain amount of 30 degrees or less with respect to the maximum phase of a voltage fundamental wave in the pressure generation circuit. 5. Among the three phases, the basic voltage vector is used.
No switching for 1 phase
Three-phase PWM voltage control with three-phase PWM voltage control
A three-phase PWM voltage generating circuit, wherein the phase difference between the central phase of the switching pause period and the maximum value phase of the current fundamental wave is set between -10 degrees and 10 degrees in the pressure generating circuit.