WO2004070924A2 - Sicherheitsueberwachung ohne redundanz fuer einen elektrischen antrieb (mit messgeber) - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for monitoring an in particular electrically driven drive, which usually consists of a drive motor, a shaft and a drive object (output) coupled to the shaft.
- an in particular electrically driven drive which usually consists of a drive motor, a shaft and a drive object (output) coupled to the shaft.
- at least one measurement signal is required, usually also several measurement signals, which are usually called speed, acceleration and position (or angle of rotation) in drive technology.
- the invention relates both to a method for detecting an undesired operating state and to a sensor that is secured against failure.
- This encoder is preferably a "function resolver" which is usually referred to as a resolver in drive technology.
- a resolver is a transformer-coupled measuring transmitter that emits a useful signal from which at least one system signal relevant to drive technology can be determined.
- the function resolver is a rotating transformer, the output voltage of which has a clear relationship to the position of its shaft.
- Function resolvers are therefore suitable as absolute angle encoders with a rotation range of more than 360 °, cf. see, for example, DE-C 196 35 040 (Litton), there column 1, lines 15 to 20 and column 2, lines 9 to 13. While the function resolver referred to relates to the purely mechanical structure, cf. Figure 2 there, the desired system sizes can also be determined with DE-C 38 34 384 (Lenze).
- the latter document describes a method and a circuit arrangement for generating digital speeds and rotation angle information by means of a function resolver. In this regard, reference is made to FIG. 1 there.
- a method according to claim 16 also provides such a problem solution.
- the reliable measuring sensor according to claim 20 enables the generation of an error signal via a monitoring circuit, an inadmissible operating state being detected and the error signal being generated accordingly.
- the method according to claim 30 is used, alternatively a measuring sensor according to the same claim, wherein a detuning signal is used which is fed into the closed control loop of the measuring sensor.
- a detuning signal is used which is fed into the closed control loop of the measuring sensor.
- This permanent supply of the detuning signal can be detected outside the measuring loop in a separate monitoring circuit, where its presence is monitored, and if this detuning signal, which is called the control signal in the monitoring circuit, fails, the error signal is emitted accordingly.
- the monitoring circuit is also supplied with the output signal of the transmitter, which is supplied in the same way to the closed control loop, but this operating signal is part of the closed control loop. Only the monitoring circuit is outside the closed control loop and its output signal is not included in the determination of the control signal.
- the monitoring circuit takes over the detection of the error, whereby in the case of the use of a transformer-coupled measuring sensor in the sense of the "function resolver", a test signal close to the after-control loop Circuit arrangement of the function resolver is fed.
- the insertion of the test signal can take place particularly at the point of the control deviation, that is to say in front of the controller of the after-running circuit which has at least one integral component.
- This test signal thus influences the entire control loop and, figuratively speaking, represents a detuning if one assumes that there is a control deviation of zero at the input of the controller of the circuit arrangement in the stationary case.
- This stationary control deviation is still present, only it is influenced by the feed of the test signal, which in turn is fed to the monitoring circuit in the same way (in the same amplitude).
- the safety monitoring system can recognize that a control signal does not result in zero if the detuning signal is subtracted. This allows conclusions to be drawn that there is some electrical or mechanical fault in the transmitter, which leads to a safety shutdown which is initiated at a low voltage level.
- the presence of the test signal (claim 4, 5 or 6) is constantly monitored in the safety monitoring.
- the test signal can be essentially constant. It can be fed in as an angle signal, specifically at the point of control deviation of the integral controller of the overrun control described above.
- Both the safety monitoring and the overrun control are not only the test signal. But also the output signal (operating signal) of the resolver supplied (claim 2).
- the test signal in the safety monitoring is first filtered out of the modulated operating signal of the functional resolver, and for this no specific demodulation in the safety monitoring, as is done in the overrun control by a carrier frequency, has to be carried out, the high-frequency component of the operating signal can be filtered out with a simple circuit technology (Claims 10, 11 and 12 and 17).
- a simple circuit technology (Claims 10, 11 and 12 and 17). It should be pointed out that the functionality that is used in the initial section of the overrun control and in safety monitoring should be comparable.
- the control signal obtained by influencing the signal with the same function should, in the normal state of the drive, essentially correspond in magnitude to the test signal, so that a subtractive combination (in the sense of a comparison of the magnitudes) leads to a zero result (claim 13).
- the error signal can be generated (claim 14, 18).
- a tolerance range can be provided, for example by a window comparator. There may also be a time lock before the error signal is activated.
- error signals to be detected are not those which are “detectable and controllable by control technology”. Interference influences that can be detected in this way are to be recorded by the regular regulation or control, while the "interference variables” which cannot be influenced by this regulation are recorded separately by the safety monitoring in the sense of safety-relevant errors (claim 16).
- this signal should be at least steady, especially designed as a constant value (claims 26, 27 and 28). Although it is fed into the control loop, its known size can be taken into account in the actual regulation (claim 28). Since it is deterministic and its amplitude is known, it can also be combined subtractively in the safety monitoring, which safety monitoring determines this test signal separately as a detuning of the control deviation of the follower in the sense of a control signal (claim 31).
- the modulation signal used in the tracking control (of the control circuit) can be in the range from 4 to 6 kHz, in particular as a sinusoidal signal, in order to obtain a higher resolution by sampling the course of this signal or the curve shape. For example, scanning is carried out 8 times within a sine wave, which is particularly advantageous at slow speeds.
- detuning signal also: test signal
- test signal an impressed DC signal in the encoder, which has no influence on the measured variable due to the transformer coupling, at most an interruption could be detected, but not a short circuit, which would leave the DC signal on the encoder practically unchanged.
- fault causes defective cables and connections that can be detected with the invention regardless of the type of fault in the area of the measuring transducer.
- the safety monitoring initially extends to the encoder itself, but this monitoring of the encoder also monitors the drive as a whole and the object driven by the drive. Monitoring takes place at a potential low level, i.e. close to the control voltage, not on the power side.
- Figure 1 illustrates a block diagram of a first example.
- FIG. 2 illustrates an overview circuit diagram to illustrate the
- Figure 3 are waveforms (a) to (f) with the first example, for different
- Figure 4 are waveforms (a) to (f) with the first example, for different
- FIG. 2 illustrates a schematic overview of the functional units of the security monitoring described here.
- a functional resolver (resolver) 50 which is coupled to the shaft of the drive, is used as the encoder.
- the function resolver has transformer-coupled windings, one of which rotates with the shaft, while the other two windings are assigned to the stator and are supplied by a control circuit 40 with two alternating signals.
- the phase position of these alternating signals should correspond to the position or rotational position ⁇ of the drive in the stationary state.
- the tracking control 40 is provided with an integrator as a controller, which adjusts a control difference to zero, which condition specifies that the phase position of the signal at the output of the tracking control corresponds to the position of the drive.
- a closed control loop is thus characterized by the functional units 40, 50.
- the operating signal U 53 of the resolver that is to say the signal induced on the rotor winding, is also fed from the control loop to a safety monitor 30, the interior of which is explained later with reference to FIG. 1.
- This safety monitor outputs an error signal F, which indicates a state that should not occur during normal operation of the drive. It can indicate a fault in the mechanical or electrical system of the functional resolver, but it can also register an excessive speed and lead to a shutdown.
- a detuning signal in the sense of a separate, essentially stationary signal ⁇ is supplied both to the control circuit 40 with the overrun control and to the safety monitoring 30. This signal is fed into the control loop once and on the other outside the control loop in a known manner Height also used. This similarity of the signals can be used to use the detuning signal ⁇ as a comparison signal (test signal) which is compared in the monitoring circuit 30 with a control signal which is derived from the useful signal u 53 (as the operating signal of the resolver 50).
- FIG. 1 The more precise embodiment is shown in FIG. 1.
- the functions described can also be found here, only in a specific implementation.
- implementation can be either analog or digital.
- the corresponding components can be implemented discretely or using microprocessor technology.
- Customer-specific components can also be used, on which analog / digital converters are placed, tables for reading out a sine curve are stored and corresponding control algorithms are executed in scan control.
- both the control circuit 40 and the monitoring circuit 30 are fed by this signal.
- the two stator windings 51a, 51b which do not have the same orientation (are offset from one another), are fed by an output stage 49, which provides two phase-shifted signals. These are referred to as cosine and sine here if two windings are provided in the resolver 50.
- a follow-up controller 42 is provided in the follow-up control as a PI controller. It has at least one integral component to ensure zero control deviation. This control deviation results from the physics of the resolver as a first approximation of the difference between the phase positions ⁇ and ⁇ , more precisely as the sine of this difference. If the control difference can be regulated to zero, the angle ⁇ coincides with the angle ⁇ . This makes it possible to determine the position of the drive. Upstream, in front of an angle integrator 43, a speed is measured, which is denoted by ⁇ (t). The position results from an integration of the speed with the measuring principle chosen here.
- Both the output area of the control circuit, called the actuating section 49, and the input area 41 of the circuit arrangement 40 use a carrier frequency signal that comes from a generator 44. Serves in the entrance area this signal for demodulation, while it is used in the output area for modulating the two phase-shifted output signals.
- a sinusoidal oscillation is used as the carrier frequency, which enables an increased resolution of the position signal, up to 21 bits, instead of essentially 16 bits, as was previously the case, when a digital carrier frequency signal is used.
- the modulation ensures transformer signal transmission even when there is no relative movement of the three windings (two in the stator, one in the rotor).
- Other numbers of windings for example three windings in the stator as a three-phase system can also be used.
- a test signal ⁇ which was previously explained, intervenes in the control loop. This is inserted in front of the at least one integrator 42, 43 here at the point of the control difference in such a way that it detunes or adjusts the control difference. An influence at this point means that the follower still sets the value zero for the stationary case at the now changed control difference. This does not affect the dynamics of the system, only a change in the position measurement takes place. This change in position by intervention of the test angle ⁇ as a stationary signal can be detected in the safety monitor 30. For this purpose, the operating signal u 53 is fed to the safety monitoring. An A / D conversion 31 takes place. The signal is then filtered, the filter 32 in the example consisting of an amount 32a and a low pass 32b.
- the low-pass filter 32b filters out the high-frequency components that are removed by the demodulation in the input area 41 of the control arrangement 40 or that have been inserted by the modulation in the control area 49 of the circuit arrangement 40 for the above-mentioned purposes.
- the amount 32 ensures that the drive can be monitored for safety in both directions.
- control signal u 32 After filtering, a control variable results as control signal u 32 , which is compared with the test signal ⁇ in a comparator circuit 33.
- the comparison can take the form of a sum (with an opposite sign).
- the test signal as a detuning signal and the control signal are "subtractively combined".
- a signal u 33 results as a difference signal.
- This signal should be essentially zero when the drive is in an error-free state and without malfunctions in the function resolver 50. Slight deflections during dynamic adjustment processes are possible, as well as slight deviations in amplitude, so that an error signal F is detected via a window comparator 38, which does not react too sensitively.
- This error signal F can either be compared in amplitude with a range ⁇ u 38 within which it is not generated, for example by the window comparator 38. It can also be linked to a time circuit (not shown) in such a way that an error signal is only actively output when when the measured error signal u 33 is present for a predetermined (minimum) time period. This mode of operation can be seen as a "temporary lock".
- the operating signal U 53 is influenced separately from the follow-up control 40 in order to be able to monitor the presence of the test angle to be assessed in terms of amplitude.
- the fault case to be detected results from a lack of compensation in the safety monitoring 30, which is represented as a fault signal F (t) with a time delay or with a certain amplitude tolerance ⁇ u 3 s.
- the error signal F is output in the event of a deviation or an exit from the compensation case in the safety monitoring.
- the compensation case is the state with the electrical and mechanically properly connected and operating functional resolver 50.
- This compensation case need not be a complete compensation of the signals in the subtraction point 33, but can be a "compensation essentially", as is evident from the description of the tolerance voltage and the time monitoring before a definitive output of the error signal F results.
- the two output signals u51a (t) and u51b (t) are signals with a carrier frequency which are modulated by the modulator 44. This carrier frequency is only hinted at in the sampled signal, while the envelope shows the rotational frequency of the rotor. These two frequencies are clearly different; the modulation signal used in the tracking control can be in the range from 4 to 6 kHz (see page 4, last paragraph).
- test signal ⁇ which is assumed to be constant in the example, is modulated by the carrier frequency from the modulator 44 as an amplitude-wise small signal ⁇ 'at u53, here in the example with a small amplitude below 200 mV.
- Figures 3 and 4 show different errors, with one stator ( Figure 3) and one rotor ( Figure 4).
- the rotor As far as the rotor is concerned, it is a short circuit of the rotor winding 53, which occurs due to an interruption or a short circuit at the assumed time t F. In the example shown, this is the case at 120 msec. This applies to both Figures 3 and 4. If the line routing between the Output of one of the converters 49 and the input of one of the windings 51a, 51b shown in the winding 51b, the signal u51 b (t) feeding here is missing after the aforementioned time t F , as illustrated in FIG. 3, illustration (b) for this fault case.
- the modulated test signal ⁇ ' can be seen in both error cases, in two different amplitude representations, cf. 3 and 4.
- the signal ⁇ 1 shown here is the modulated signal ⁇ , modulated by the modulator 44.
- the two output signals u51a (t) and u51b (t) are called sine-cosine modulated by the modulator 44 Signals shown in the time range around the fault, cf. respectively the diagrams (a) and (b) of FIGS. 3 and 4.
- the error signal F of the diagrams (f) as the output of the window comparator 38 switches to (logic) zero.
- the error signal F thus becomes a time-dependent signal F (t) if the time is the independent variable.
- the fault that occurs in the example of FIGS. 3 and 4 at the time 120 msec is recognized practically immediately when the line to the stator winding 51b is interrupted by a very high signal deflection of the voltage u53 (t).
- a missing signal ⁇ 1 in Figure 4, Figure (c) is also recognized as an error, only with a small time delay of slightly more than 4 msec, due to the delay 32b provided in the circuit 30 and the very small signal deflection of the test signal at the output the winding 53.
- the fault situation shown shows that faults in the stator as well as faults in lines to the stator and faults in the rotor or in lines from the rotor are detected. This is ensured by the supply of the test signal ⁇ not only to the circuit 40, but also to the test circuit 30, where, when the signal according to FIG. 4, figure (c) is omitted, it is decisive for causing the signal F to switch, in the absence of compensation by the Subtraction point 33.
- the high deflection over time delay 32b is decisive, which emanates from the suddenly rising signal u53 (t) and influences the monitoring circuit 30.
- the low-pass filter 32b as a component of the filter 32 with the amount formation 32a filters out high-frequency components which are removed (in parallel) by the demodulation in the input area 41 of the control arrangement 40. Given a window comparator 38 and a predetermined response threshold, this smoothing 32b has an effect on a time delay until F (t) responds.
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