WO1996000463A1 - Detecteur de defaillance pour convertisseur de puissance auto-commute sur une source de tension - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a voltage used in a flicker suppressing device for suppressing a flicker force of an AC receiving voltage, a reactive power compensating device for compensating a reactive power, an active filter for suppressing a harmonic of an AC receiving current, and the like.
- the present invention relates to an accident detection circuit for detecting a converter accident due to short-circuiting of an arm, etc. in a high-speed self-excited power converter.
- a conventional three-phase voltage-type self-excited power converter it consists of six arm circuits.Each arm circuit is connected to a self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element and anti-parallel to this semiconductor element. And a diode connected in series with the diode of the semiconductor element to suppress the current rise rate.
- a current detector and an overcurrent relay have been provided for each arm circuit. This is done by detecting the current flowing in the arm circuit with a current detector, detecting that the detected current has become an overcurrent exceeding a certain value with an overcurrent relay, and simultaneously detecting the semiconductor elements that constitute the power converter. An off-gate signal was given to all to shut off the short-circuit fault current and protect the power converter.
- Such a protection scheme has the following disadvantages. In other words, if an off-gate signal is applied to interrupt a current greater than or equal to a certain cutoff current value as a rating of the semiconductor device, the semiconductor device will be damaged.
- An object of the present invention is to eliminate the above-described drawbacks, and detects a self-excited power converter fault at high speed before a short-circuit fault current leads to an overcurrent, so that an anodized reactor or
- An object of the present invention is to provide a fault detection circuit for a voltage-type self-excited power converter that can detect a power converter fault without making the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element unnecessarily large.
- the present invention includes voltage direction detecting means, arm current direction detecting means, and output means.
- the voltage direction detecting means detects that the voltage in the direction generated in the anode reactor when the current flowing in the cathode direction from the anode of the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element is equal to or higher than a certain value.
- the arm current direction detecting means detects that a current flows from the node of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor device toward the cathode.
- the output means delays the arm current direction detection signal for a certain period of time, and outputs an accident detection signal when the anodic reactor voltage direction detection signal is present at the same time. As a result, it is possible to quickly detect a power converter fault before the fault current reaches an overcurrent.
- the present invention includes a voltage direction detecting means, a conduction period control means, and an output means.
- the voltage direction detecting means detects that the voltage in the direction generated in the anode reactor when the current flowing from the anode of the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element in the cathode direction increases is not less than a certain value.
- the conduction period control means determines the timing for starting the commutation operation of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element, and controls the conduction period.
- the output means delays the signal for controlling the conduction period for a certain period of time, and outputs an accident detection signal when this signal and the anode reactor voltage direction detection signal are present simultaneously. As a result, an accident of the power converter can be detected, and it is not necessary to provide a current detector in the power converter.
- the present invention includes voltage direction detecting means, voltage detecting means, and output means.
- the voltage direction detecting means detects that the voltage in the direction in which the anode reactor is generated when the current flowing from the node of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element in the cathode direction increases is greater than a predetermined value.
- the voltage detecting means detects an off-gate voltage between the gate electrodes of the self-extinguishing power semiconductor device.
- the output means delays the signal obtained by inverting the off-gate voltage detection signal for a predetermined time, and outputs an accident detection signal when this signal and the anode reactor voltage detection signal are present simultaneously. As a result, an accident of the power converter can be detected, and furthermore, the breakage of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor device can be detected. You can also.
- the present invention includes a voltage direction detecting means and a delay means.
- the voltage direction detection means detects that the voltage in the direction in which an anodic reactor is generated when the current flowing from the anode to the cathode of the self-extinguishing power semiconductor device increases is equal to or higher than a certain value. I do.
- the delay means outputs an accident detection signal when detecting that the anodic reactor voltage detection signal has passed for a predetermined time. As a result, an accident of the power converter can be detected without adding a current detector or the like.
- the fault of the voltage type self-excited power converter is detected at high speed before the short-circuit fault current reaches the overcurrent, and the anodized reactor or the fault is detected. Does not make the self-extinguishing power semiconductor device larger than necessary.
- FIG. 1 is a main circuit diagram showing an example of the voltage type self-excited power converter of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram showing a first embodiment of the fault detection circuit of the voltage type self-excited power converter of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a detailed explanatory diagram of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit of FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a detailed explanatory diagram of the arm current direction detection circuit of FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a time chart showing a conduction period control signal, an on-gate signal, and an off-gate signal for explaining the operation of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining a commutation operation when a current is flowing through the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor device of FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a commutation operation when a current is flowing through the diode in FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining a phenomenon at the time of an accident when a current is flowing through the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor device of FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining a phenomenon at the time of an accident when a current is flowing through the diode of FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing a second embodiment of the fault detection circuit of the voltage type self-excited power converter of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a time chart showing a conduction period control signal, an on-gate signal, and an off-gate signal for explaining the operation of the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a block diagram showing a third embodiment of the fault detection circuit of the voltage source self-excited power converter according to the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing a fourth embodiment of the fault detection circuit of the voltage source self-excited power converter according to the present invention.
- FIG. Fig. 1 shows a three-phase voltage-type self-excited power converter, in which the high-voltage side arm circuits 1, 3, and 5, the low-voltage side arm circuits 2, 4, and 6, and the DC current of the arm circuits 1 to 6 are shown. And a DC capacitor 7 for maintaining a constant DC voltage.
- the arm circuit 1 includes a self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 11 composed of, for example, a GTO (gate turn-off thyristor), a diode 12 connected in antiparallel to the semiconductor element 11, and a semiconductor element 11 1 And a diode reactor 13 connected in series with the diode 12 and for suppressing the current rise rate di / dt of the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 11.
- a self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 11 composed of, for example, a GTO (gate turn-off thyristor), a diode 12 connected in antiparallel to the semiconductor element 11, and a semiconductor element 11 1
- a diode reactor 13 connected in series with the diode 12 and for suppressing the current rise rate di / dt of the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 11.
- the arm circuits 2 to 6 include the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor elements 21, 31, 41, 51, 61, and the semiconductor elements 21, 31, 41, 51, 61. It consists of diodes 22, 32, 42, 52, 62, and anode reactors 23, 33, 43, 43, 53, 63 connected in parallel, respectively.
- the AC terminals R, S, and T are connected to the connection points 3, 4, and 5, and 6, respectively, and the DC terminals P and N are connected to both terminals of the DC capacitor 7. It is connected.
- a snubber circuit is generally connected in parallel with the self-extinguishing power semiconductor elements 11 and 21 in order to reduce the gradient dv Z dt of the voltage applied to the self-extinguishing power semiconductor elements 11 and 21.
- a reactor energy regeneration circuit or a circuit in which a resistor and a diode are connected in series are connected to the anode reactor 13, Although connected in parallel with 23, these circuits have no direct relation to the present invention, and therefore description thereof is omitted.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a first embodiment of the present invention.
- An armor reactor voltage direction detecting circuit 16 which is an example of the voltage direction detecting means of the present invention is provided in the arm circuit 1 of FIG.
- a current detector 14 and an arm current direction detecting circuit 17 as an example of the arm current direction detecting means, a delay circuit 18 as an example of the delay means of the present invention, and an output means of the present invention.
- An AND circuit 19 which is an example of the present invention is provided, and the arm circuit 2 includes an anode current direction detecting circuit 26 which is an example of the arm current direction detecting means of the present invention, and an arm current direction detecting means 26 of the present invention.
- a current detector 24 and an arm current direction detection circuit 27 as an example, a delay circuit 28 as an example of the delay means of the present invention, and an AND circuit 29 as an example of the output means of the present invention are provided. It is provided.
- the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 16 is connected in parallel to the anode reactor 13 to connect the anode reactor 13 of the semiconductor element 11. It detects that the voltage in the direction generated in the anode reactor 13 when the current flowing in the direction of the force source from the node increases exceeds a certain value.
- the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 26 is connected in parallel with the anode reactor 23, and is connected to the anode reactor 23 when the current flowing from the anode of the semiconductor element 21 to the cathode increases. Detects that the voltage in the direction of occurrence is equal to or higher than a certain value.
- the arm current direction detection circuit 17 receives the current detected by the current detector 14 and detects that a current flows from the anode of the semiconductor element 11 toward the cathode.
- the arm current direction detection circuit 27 receives the current detected by the current detector 24 and detects that a current is flowing from the anode of the semiconductor element 21 toward the cathode.
- Each of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuits 16 and 26 is a circuit similar to the forward voltage detector applied to the power semiconductor element constituting the high-voltage separately-excited converter, and is shown in FIG.
- the light-emitting element 61, the light-receiving element 62, the resistor 63, the light guide 64, and the amplifier circuit 65 are provided.
- the delay circuit 18 delays the output signal of the arm current direction detection circuit 17 for a certain time, and the delay circuit 28 delays the output signal of the arm current direction detection circuit 27 for a certain time. .
- the AND circuit 19 inputs the output signal of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 16 and the output signal of the delay circuit 18, When these two output signals are present at the same time, an output signal, that is, an accident detection signal is output.
- the AND circuit 29 inputs the output signal of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 26 and the output signal of the delay circuit 28, and outputs an output signal, that is, an accident detection signal when both output signals are present at the same time. .
- the arm current direction detection circuits 17 and 27 are the same circuits as the overcurrent relays 15 and 25 in FIG. 14, which are both a light emitting element 71 and a light receiving element as shown in FIG. 7, a resistor 73, a light guide 74, an amplifier circuit 75, and a resistor 76.
- the currents detected by the current detectors 14 and 24 are supplied to the light emitting element 71 and the light receiving element 72. It is configured to detect with.
- the arm current direction detection circuits 17 and 27 are different from those in FIG. 4, and may be configured by a level determination circuit that determines whether the currents detected by the current detectors 14 and 24 in FIG. 2 are positive or negative.
- a voltage source will be described. The operation method of the self-excited power converter and the phenomena at the time of an accident are explained using the R phase as an example.
- the voltage type self-excited power converter is operated by a known technique such as PWM control. Examples of the PWM control method and the phenomenon of commutation are described on pages 108 and 31 of “Semiconductor Power Conversion Circuits” published by the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan (first edition on March 31, 1987). Therefore, detailed description is omitted.
- the self-extinguishing type power half that constitutes the arm circuits 1 and 2 prevents the high-voltage side arm circuit 1 and the low-voltage side arm circuit 2 from energizing at the same time and causing a DC short circuit accident.
- On and off gate signals are alternately applied to the conductor elements 11 and 21.
- the control device of the self-excited power converter determines the timing to determine the start of the commutation operation, and includes the signals that control the conduction period of the low-voltage side and high-voltage side arm circuits 1 and 2. It is driven by and.
- the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 2 when current is flowing through the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 21 of the low-voltage side arm circuit 2, the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 2 If an off-gate signal is given to 1, the current flowing through the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 21 is cut off. As a result, the current flowing through the low-voltage anode reactor 23 is also attenuated, and the anode reactor 23 has a voltage of the polarity shown in FIG. A voltage is generated in a direction that occurs when the current flowing from the anode of the arc-shaped power semiconductor element 21 to the cathode decreases. Also, as shown by the dotted line in FIG.
- the alternating current flows through the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 21 on the low voltage side and flows into the arm circuit 1 on the high voltage side. Then, a voltage having the polarity shown in FIG. 6 is generated in the anode reactor 13 on the high voltage side.
- the current flowing from the anode of the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 21 to the cathode is applied to the anodic reactor 23.
- the voltage in the direction that occurs when the voltage is applied is applied.
- a voltage is also applied to the anode reactor 13 on the high voltage side, and the value is almost the value of 1 to 2 of the DC voltage.
- the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor device constituting the low-voltage side arm circuit 2 will be described.
- the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 11 of the high-voltage side arm circuit 1 is damaged or conducts due to some failure, or both ends of the high-voltage side arm circuit 1 are flashed.
- a short circuit occurs due to the above.
- the short-circuit current flows from the P side of the DC circuit through the anode reactor 13, the self-extinguishing power semiconductor device 11, the self-extinguishing power semiconductor device 21, and the anodic reactor 23. Flows to the N side of the DC circuit.
- the voltage of the DC capacitor 7 is shared by approximately 1 Z2 between the high-voltage-side anode reactor 13 and the low-voltage-side anode reactor 23, and the anode capacitors 13 and 23
- the direction of the voltage applied to the power supply is the voltage in the direction in which the current flowing from the anode of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor elements 11 and 21 to the power source increases, and has the polarity shown in Fig. 8. Voltage.
- the low voltage side anode reactor has the polarity shown in Fig. 9, that is, the voltage in the direction generated when the current flowing from the anode of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 21 in the direction of the power source increases. Applied to the low pressure side anode reactor 23.
- the power semiconductor element 21 When the power semiconductor element 21 is energized, current flows to the high-voltage side arm circuit 1.
- the polarity is opposite to the direction of the voltage generated in the anode reactor 23 on the low voltage side. Therefore, if the voltage generated in the anode reactor 23 generates a voltage that increases the current flowing from the anode of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 21 to the cathode, the power converter An accident may have occurred.
- the operation of commutating the current to the high-voltage side arm circuit 2 from the state where the diode 22 is conducting is described in the case where the current flows to the low-voltage side diode 22.
- the current flowing from the anode of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor device .21 to the cathode increases in the low-pressure side reactor 23 as in the case of an accident.
- a direction voltage is applied.
- a voltage is applied to the low-voltage side anode reactor 23 in a direction that increases the current flowing from the anode of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 21 to the cathode.
- Current, the current flowing in the arm circuit 2 is the current flowing through the diode 22 and is flowing from the power source of the self-extinguishing power device 21 to the anode. It is a current.
- the self-extinguishing power is applied to the anode reactor 23.
- the low-voltage side anode reactor 23 If a voltage is applied in the direction in which this occurs, this means that an accident has occurred rather than the normal commutation operation.
- the arm circuit 2 is conducting, but even when the high-side arm circuit 1 is conducting, the low-voltage side in the above description is the high-pressure side and the high-voltage side is the low-pressure side. It is evident that, if replaced with, the fault of the voltage-type self-excited power converter can be detected similarly.
- the reason for detecting the voltage exceeding a certain value of the anode reactors 13 and 23 is that the self-excited power converter supplies AC current to the AC side. Is the AC voltage, that is, the polarity in both directions Voltage appears. Therefore, it is necessary to detect a voltage equal to or higher than a certain value in order not to detect the voltage generated in the anode reactors 13 and 23 due to the current change during the normal operation.
- the voltage generated in the anode reactors 13 and 23 by a normal current change is extremely small compared to the DC voltage because the inductance values of the anode reactors 13 and 23 are small.
- the peak value of the AC voltage waveform is almost equal to the DC voltage value.
- the voltage generated in the anode reactors 13 and 23 at the time of an accident is much larger than the voltage generated by a normal current change, and, as already explained, almost 1 2 3 Or a higher voltage value.
- the current increase rate at the time of an accident is an extremely large value that occurs at the normal current increase rate.
- the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuits 16 and 26 for detecting the directions of the voltages applied to the anode reactors 13 and 23 are connected to the anode reactors 13 and 23.
- the voltage in the direction generated in the anode reactors 13 and 23 when the current flowing from the anodes of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor elements 11 and 21 to the cathode increases increases to a certain value or more. Is detected. That is, when a current flows from the anode to the cathode in the self-extinguishing power semiconductor elements 11 and 21, the current flows from the cathode to the self-extinguishing power semiconductor elements 11 and 21.
- Current flowing in the direction of The increase in the current increase rate that occurs at the current increase rate in normal operation is detected by the voltage generated in the anode reactors 13 and 23.
- Delay circuits 18 and 28 are provided to delay the output signals of the arm current direction detection circuits 17 and 27 for a fixed time, and the output signals of the anodic reactor voltage direction detection circuits 16 and 26 and the output signals of the delay circuits 18 and 28 are combined.
- AND circuits 19, 29 are provided as input signals.
- the reason for delaying the arm current direction detection signal for a predetermined time will be described. Similar to the description of the commutation operation shown in FIG. 7, the operation of commutating the current to the high-voltage arm circuit 1 while the current is flowing to the low-voltage diode 22 will be described in further detail. I do. With the current flowing through the diode 22 on the low voltage side, the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 11 on the high voltage side is turned on. When a high-side current is commutated by applying a gate signal, a current flows from the anode to the power source through the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 11 on the high-voltage side.
- the anode reactor 13 To the anode reactor 13 is applied a voltage which is generated when the current flowing from the anode of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 11 to the cathode increases. Therefore, if the commutation operation to the high voltage side is performed while the low voltage side diode 22 is conducting, the high voltage side fault detection circuit operates. To solve this problem, the current flowing from the anode to the cathode is detected during the time until commutation ends and the voltage generated in the anodic reactors 13 and 23 disappears. You need to delay the signal you are on.
- the low-voltage side diode 2 2 If the commutation operation to the high voltage side is performed while the current is conducting and an accident occurs at the same time, it is detected after the time determined by the time delay of the accident delay circuit. However, since this time delay is originally coordinated with the commutation time of the normal current, the fault current at the time when the fault is detected is about the magnitude of the current that performs the normal commutation operation. Before the fault current reaches the overcurrent, the condition of the input signal of the AND circuit is satisfied and the fault can be detected.
- the low-voltage side arm circuit 2 In this state, it is assumed that the high-voltage side arm circuit 1 is damaged or conducts due to some trouble, or that both ends of the high-voltage side arm circuit 1 are flashed. Will be described. In this case, when the low-voltage side arm circuit 2 is conducting, the high-voltage side arm circuit 1 is damaged or conducts due to some trouble, or both ends of the high-voltage side arm circuit 1 flash. Explain that an accident occurred.
- the anode reactor 13 And 23 When an accident occurs, or when an on-gate signal is given to the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 11 in a state where current is flowing through the diode 22 on the low voltage side, the anode reactor 13 And 23, the current flowing from the anodes of the semiconductor elements 11 and 21 in the direction of the force increases, and the voltage at the anode reactor is the polarity shown in FIG. A voltage is applied in the direction that occurs when the current flowing from the anode of the power semiconductor elements 11 and 21 to the cathode increases, and as a result, the anodic reactor voltage direction shown in Fig. 3 A current flows through the light receiving element 61 constituting the detection circuits 16 and 26 to emit light.
- the emitted light is guided to the light receiving element 62 by the light guide 64, and it can be detected that a voltage has been applied to the end reactor by the interaction with the width circuit 65.
- the voltage value that can be detected can be set arbitrarily by appropriately selecting the value of the resistor connected in series with the light emitting element 61, so that the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 16 , 26 are detected at the current increase rate in normal operation. If a constant value is set, an on-gate signal is given to the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 11 1 in the event of an accident or when current is flowing through the diode 22 on the low voltage side. At this time, the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 16 operates and does not operate during normal operation.
- the arm circuit 1 is powered from the node of the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 11 1 by the power source.
- Current flows through the light emitting element 71 constituting the arm current direction detecting circuits 17 and 27 shown in FIG. 4 and emits light, and this light passes through the light guide 74.
- the electric signal is guided to the light receiving element 72 via the light receiving element 72, and the obtained electric signal is amplified by the amplifier circuit 75.
- the arm current direction detection circuits 17 and 27 do not operate, and the detection operation is performed. Absent.
- the high side arm current direction detection circuit 17 operates. However, no signal is input to the AND circuit 19 due to the operation of the delay circuit 18. Therefore, if the delay time of the delay circuit 18 is set so that there is a time delay corresponding to the commutation time with the normal current, the anodic reactor 13 Since no voltage is generated at, the anodic reactor voltage direction detection circuit 16 does not operate. Therefore, since the input condition of the AND circuit 19 is not satisfied, the fault detection circuit of this embodiment does not operate.
- the low-voltage-side fault detection circuit also operates after a certain period of time after the current starts flowing in the low-voltage-side arm circuit 2 from the anode of the self-extinguishing power semiconductor device 21 in the power source direction. .
- the above explanation has been made on the assumption that the high-voltage side arm circuit 1 conducts and the accident occurs.However, even in the event of an accident in which both ends of the high-voltage side arm circuit 1 flash, or a short circuit between the R and S phases, The delay circuit 2 S at the subsequent stage of the low-voltage side arm current direction detection circuit 27 is already operating, or operates after a certain period of time has elapsed after the occurrence of an accident, and the anodic reactor voltage direction detection circuit 2 6 operates immediately when an accident occurs, so that the accident detection circuit of this embodiment operates.
- the fault detection circuit of this embodiment is Power converter accidents can be detected at high speed.
- the anodic reactor voltage direction detection circuits 16 and 26 operate immediately, and the accident current flows to the arm circuit from the anode of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor device in the cathode direction.
- the arm current direction detection circuits 17 and 27 operate, and the fault can be detected by the AND circuits 19 and 29 by the output signals.
- the output signal does not appear in the AND circuits 19, 29 due to the action of the delay circuits 18, 28, and the fault detection circuit detects the power converter fault at high speed. it can,
- FIG. 10 shows a second embodiment of the present invention, in which the same reference numerals are given to the same parts as in FIG. 2 and the description thereof is omitted, and the difference here is the conduction period control circuit 1. 7 1 and 27 1, delay circuits 181 and 281, and AND circuits 19 1 and 29 1 will be described.
- the conduction period control circuit 17 1 controls the conduction period of the high-voltage side self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 11 1, and the conduction period control circuit 27 1 controls the conduction of the low-voltage side self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 21. Control the duration.
- the delay circuit 18 1 delays the output signal of the conduction period control circuit 17 1 for a predetermined time, and the delay circuit 281 delays the output signal of the conduction period control circuit 27 1 for a predetermined time.
- the AND circuit 191 inputs the output signal of the delay circuit 181 and the output signal of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 16 and outputs an accident detection signal when both output signals are input simultaneously.
- the circuit 291 inputs the output signal of the delay circuit 281 and the output signal of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 26, and outputs an accident detection signal when both output signals are input simultaneously.
- the self-excited power converter It determines the timing to start the commutation operation of the semiconductor elements 11 and 21 and is operated by a signal that controls the conduction period.
- the current flowing from the anode of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor elements 11 and 21 to the cathode increases in the anode reactors 13 and 23.
- the voltage in the direction that occurs when the current flows is applied to the anode reactors 13 and 23 when the current flows through the diodes 12 and 22 as shown in Fig. 11. This is the period of A immediately after the on-gate signal is given to the arc-shaped power semiconductor elements 11 and 21.
- the output signals of the conduction period control circuits 17 1 and 27 1 are connected to the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor elements 11 and 21 by using the delay circuits 181 and 281.
- the conduction period After detecting the conduction period after a certain period of time immediately after commutation, a period that is not a phenomenon immediately after commutation can be determined, and the logic of the signal detected by the anodic reactor voltage direction detection circuit 16 and 26 can be determined.
- the product can detect an accident. That is, AND circuits 11 and 291, which use the output signals of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuits 16 and 26 and the output signals of the delay circuits 181 and 281 as input signals, are provided.
- FIG. 12 shows a third embodiment of the present invention.
- the same parts as those in FIG. 2 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.
- the detection circuits 17 2, 27 2 Inverter circuits 17 3 and 27 3 and the delay circuits 1 82 and 282 AND circuits 19 2 and 29 2 are described.
- the G-K voltage detection circuit 17 2 detects the off-gate voltage between G (gate) and 1 K (power source) of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 11 1, and detects the G-K voltage.
- 272 detects the off-gate voltage between G (gate) and K (force source) of the self-extinguishing power semiconductor element 21.
- the inverter circuit 173 inverts the output signal of the G-K voltage detection circuit 172, and the inverter circuit 273 inverts the output signal of the G-K voltage detection circuit 272.
- the delay circuit 182 delays the output signal of the inverter circuit 173 for a predetermined time, and the delay circuit 282 delays the output signal of the inverter circuit 273 for a predetermined time.
- AND circuit 1 9 2 is the output of delay circuit 1 82
- the signal and the output signal of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 16 are input.When both output signals are input simultaneously, an accident detection signal is output, and the AND circuit 292 outputs the delay circuit 2S2. Inputs the force signal and the output signal of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 26, and outputs an accident detection signal when both output signals are input simultaneously.
- Self-extinguishing power semiconductor elements are provided in parallel with the anode reactors 13 and 23 to detect the direction of the voltage applied to the anode reactors 13 and 23. It detects that the voltage in the direction generated in the anode reactors 13, 23 when the current flowing in the direction of the force source from the anodes 11 and 21 increases is greater than a certain value. However, even during normal commutation, a voltage of the same polarity as that at the time of the accident is generated in the anode reactors 13 and 23. Judgment needs to be made.
- the G-K voltage detection circuit 17 detects the off-gate voltage between the gates of the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor elements 11 and 21. Since 2, 2, 72 are provided, the conduction state of the elements 11, 21, including the breakage of the self-extinguishing type semiconductor elements 11, 21, can be detected.
- the output signals of the G-K The signals are inverted via inverter circuits 17 3 and 27 3, respectively, and the inverted signal is delayed for a certain time by delay circuits 18 2 and 28 2, and the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor element 1 1 1 , 21 are conduction periods after a certain period of time immediately after commutation.
- the output signals of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuits 16 and 26 and the output signals of the delay circuits 18 2 and 28 2 are input to the AND circuits 19 2 and 29 2. Therefore, when the self-extinguishing power semiconductor elements 11 and 21 have been conducting for more than a certain period of time, the anode direction voltage direction detection circuits 16 and 26 have been operating. It is possible to detect an accident in the power converter at high speed by identifying the phenomenon at the time of commutation, and also to detect damage to the self-extinguishing type power semiconductor elements 11 and 21.
- FIG. 13 shows a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- the same reference numerals are given to the same parts as in FIG. 2, and the description thereof will be omitted.
- a delay circuit 183 is provided on the output side of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 16.
- the output signal of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 16 is delayed for a fixed time, and is obtained from the delay circuit 183.
- the output signal is treated as a failure detection signal.
- a delay circuit 283 is provided on the output side of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 26 to delay the output signal of the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuit 26 for a fixed time, and the delay circuit 283 From The obtained output signal is handled as a failure detection signal.
- the voltage applied to the anode reactors 13 and 23 becomes a state in which the transient phenomenon during commutation is completed and the normal operation current flows to the anode reactors 13 and 23.
- the generated voltage is extremely small compared to the voltage at the time of the accident. That is, after the time required for the commutation of the normal current has elapsed, almost no voltage is generated in the anode reactors 13 and 23. Therefore, since the delay circuits 193 and 293 are provided for delaying the anode reactor detection signal for a certain period of time, the anode reactor voltage direction detection circuits 16 and 26 operate for a fixed time or more. This makes it possible to detect a power converter accident by distinguishing it from a normal commutation phenomenon.
- the voltage-type self-excited power converter is an arm series circuit in which arm circuits 1 and 2 shown in FIG. 1 are connected in series, an arm series circuit in which arm circuits 3 and 4 are connected in series, and an arm circuit 5 shown in FIG.
- a three-phase circuit consisting of an arm series circuit in which the arm series circuits 6 and 6 are connected in series, but this is not a limitation.
- a single-phase circuit with two arm series circuits and a similar effect with four or more arm series circuits Can be given.
- the number of arm circuits in the arm series circuit is not limited to two, but may be three or more.
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