WO2006040953A1 - モータ駆動回路及びそれを備えるモータ装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a motor drive circuit that applies a voltage to a coil of a motor (including an actuator) by PWM (pulse width modulation), and a motor device including the same.
- FIG. 4 is a circuit diagram showing an example of this type of conventional motor device.
- the motor device 101 includes a motor 102 having a coil 109 and a motor drive circuit 103 that drives the motor 102.
- the motor drive circuit 103 is controlled by a torque control voltage TO and a reference voltage REF inputted by a command unit (not shown) such as an external microcomputer. That is, when the motor 102 is started and rotated at a constant speed in the positive direction, the torque control voltage TO input through the torque control voltage input terminal 110 is input through the reference voltage input terminal 111. Higher than REF. Therefore, the output of the polarity comparator 126 becomes high level, and the power supply side drive transistor 116 is turned off via the control logic circuit 127.
- the drive current ID flows through the coil 109 of the motor 102 toward the drive input terminal A force and the drive input terminal B.
- the drive current ID gradually increases.
- the resistance element 119 which is the drive current detector, is proportional to this drive current I.
- the absolute value output device 121 is the difference between the torque control voltage TO and the reference voltage REF. Output the absolute value.
- the variable voltage generator 122 controlled by the absolute value output device 121 outputs a variable voltage. When the voltage proportional to the drive current I becomes larger than the variable voltage,
- the output of the drive current detection comparator 123 becomes high level, and the output of the flip-flop 124 becomes low level. Then, the power supply side drive transistor 115 is turned off and the ground side drive transistor 117 is turned on, and the regenerative current I flows through the coil 109 with the drive input terminal A force directed toward the drive input terminal B. Note that the regenerative current I gradually decreases.
- the gradually increasing drive current I and the gradually decreasing regenerative current I are the coil 10
- the torque of the motor 102 is controlled by repeatedly flowing to 9 and the maximum value of the drive current I is controlled.
- Both are turned on, and the drive input terminals A and B are substantially fixed to the ground potential. This substantially short-circuits both ends of the coil 109, thereby suppressing the energy stored in the coil 109 from being converted into heat energy by other elements and being consumed, resulting in a decrease in power efficiency. It is for preventing.
- the resistance element 119 is used as the drive current detection unit, but the on-resistance of the power supply side drive transistor or the ground side drive transistor is used (for example, JP 2001-045765 A). For example, it is possible to avoid using a resistance element as the drive current detection unit.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-015855
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-045765
- FIG. 5A to FIG. 5E are explanatory diagrams when the brake is applied by applying a torque in the negative direction in the motor drive circuit 103.
- 5A and 5C are diagrams showing the on / off states of the driving transistors 115 to 118 in the driving period TD and the regeneration period TE, respectively.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the voltage distribution of each component of the coil 109 in the driving period TD and the regeneration period TE, respectively
- FIG. 5E is a diagram showing the voltage or current waveform of each signal in FIGS. 5A to 5D.
- CLK is the voltage of the clock CLK from the oscillator 125
- a and B are the voltages of the drive input terminals A and B
- I is the current flowing in the coil 109 with the direction from the drive input terminal A to the drive input terminal B being positive (that is, the drive Current ID plus regenerative current IE), and I flows through resistance element 119
- the motor 102 decelerates due to the negative torque. As the motor 102 rotates, a counter electromotive voltage V is induced in the coil 109 depending on the speed and the direction of rotation. At this time, Figure 5B
- the counter electromotive voltage V due to rotation is in the same direction as the drive current I, i.
- Child B force is generated toward drive input terminal A.
- the power supply side drive transistor 116 is turned off and the ground side drive transistor 118 is turned on, so that both the drive input terminals A and B are substantially at the ground potential and are substantially short-circuited. .
- the regenerative current I flows through the coil 109 from the drive input terminal B to the drive input terminal A, and the counter electromotive voltage V caused by the rotation is the same as in the drive period TD.
- the back electromotive voltage V due to the rotation of the motor 102 is a voltage drop due to the resistance component V and an inductor component.
- Rm is the value of the resistance component.
- the direction torque causes the motor 102 to decelerate and drop below the desired rotational speed.
- a command unit such as a microcomputer can adjust the speed by making the torque control voltage TO higher than the reference voltage REF again.
- the motor drive circuit 3 follows the torque control voltage TO. The operation of controlling the torque is not performed. Therefore, the time until the motor 102 finally reaches the desired rotational speed is increased. In addition, useless power is consumed during that time.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above reasons, and its object is to apply a negative torque to a motor rotating at a constant speed in the positive direction to apply a brake. However, it is to provide a motor drive circuit that can control the torque in the negative direction.
- the present invention provides a motor drive circuit that controls the torque of a motor by causing a drive current that gradually increases and a regenerative current that gradually decreases according to an input torque control voltage to flow through the coil.
- a plurality of pairs of power supply side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors, a drive current detection unit, and a control circuit are provided.
- a plurality of pairs of power supply side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors are connected in series between the power supply potential and the ground potential, and drive a coil connected to the intermediate point.
- the drive current detector detects the coil drive current on the power supply side.
- one power source side drive selected from a plurality of pairs of power source side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors to apply a positive direction torque. Turn on the transistor and one ground-side drive transistor to allow drive current to flow.
- the control circuit turns off one power supply side drive transistor and turns on the ground side drive transistor paired with one power supply side drive transistor to generate a regenerative current. Shed.
- the control circuit selects another power source side drive selected from a plurality of pairs of power source side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors so that negative direction torque is covered.
- the transistor and other ground side drive transistors are turned on to pass drive current.
- the control circuit turns off the other power supply side drive transistor and the other ground side drive transistor to flow the regenerative current.
- the one and other power supply side driving transistors are P-type MOS transistors, and the one and other ground side driving transistors are N-type MOS transistors.
- the drive current detection unit is a resistance element whose terminal is coupled to the power supply potential. More preferably, the one and other power supply side drive transistors are P-type MOS transistors, and the one and other ground side drive transistors are N-type MOS transistors.
- a motor drive circuit that controls the torque of a motor by causing a drive current that gradually increases and a regenerative current that gradually decreases according to an input torque control voltage to flow through a coil.
- a plurality of pairs of power supply side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors, a drive current detection unit, and a control circuit are provided.
- a plurality of pairs of power supply side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors are connected in series between the power supply potential and the ground potential, and drive a coil connected to the intermediate point.
- the drive current detector detects the coil drive current on the ground side.
- the control circuit selects one power source selected from a plurality of pairs of power source side driving transistors and ground side driving transistors to apply a positive direction torque.
- the side drive transistor and one ground side drive transistor are turned on to allow drive current to flow.
- the control circuit turns off one ground side drive transistor and turns on the power supply side drive transistor paired with one ground side drive transistor to flow a regenerative current.
- the control circuit selects another power source side drive transistor selected from the plurality of pairs of power source side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors to apply a negative direction torque.
- the other ground side drive transistor is turned on to drive the drive current.
- the control circuit turns off the other power supply side drive transistors and the other ground side drive transistors to flow the regenerative current.
- the one and other power supply side drive transistors are P-type MOS transistors, and the one and other ground side drive transistors are N-type MOS transistors.
- the drive current detection unit is a resistance element whose terminal is coupled to the ground potential.
- the one and other power supply side drive transistors are P-type MOS transistors, and the one and other ground side drive transistors are N-type MOS transistors.
- a motor device includes a motor having a coil and a motor drive circuit that drives the coil.
- the motor drive circuit receives the input torque
- the motor torque is controlled by flowing a drive current that gradually increases and a regenerative current that gradually decreases according to the control voltage.
- the motor drive circuit includes a plurality of pairs of power supply side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors, a drive current detection unit, and a control circuit.
- the plurality of pairs of power supply side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors are connected in series between the power supply potential and the ground potential, and drive a coil connected to the intermediate point.
- the drive current detector detects the coil drive current on the power supply side.
- the control circuit selects one power source side drive transistor selected from a plurality of pairs of power source side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors so as to apply a positive direction torque.
- the transistor and one ground side driving transistor are turned on to pass a driving current.
- the control circuit turns off one power supply side drive transistor and turns on the ground side drive transistor paired with one power supply side drive transistor to flow a regenerative current.
- the control circuit applies another power supply side drive transistor selected from the plurality of pairs of the power supply side drive transistor and the ground side drive transistor so as to apply a negative direction torque.
- the other ground side drive transistor is turned on to allow drive current to flow.
- the control circuit turns off the other power supply side drive transistors and the other ground side drive transistors to flow the regenerative current.
- the one and other power supply side drive transistors are P-type MOS transistors, and the one and other ground side drive transistors are N-type MOS transistors.
- the drive current detection unit is a resistance element whose terminal is coupled to the power supply potential.
- the one and other power supply side drive transistors are P-type MOS transistors, and the one and other ground side drive transistors are N-type MOS transistors.
- a motor device includes a motor having a coil and a motor drive circuit that drives the coil.
- the motor drive circuit controls the torque of the motor by flowing a drive current that gradually increases and a regenerative current that gradually decreases in accordance with the input torque control voltage.
- the motor drive circuit includes a plurality of pairs of power supply side drive transistors and ground side drive transistors, a drive current detection unit, and a control circuit. Multiple pairs of power supply side drive transistor and ground side drive transistor are connected to power supply potential and ground A coil connected in series with the potential and connected to the intermediate point is driven.
- the drive current detector detects the coil drive current on the ground side.
- the control circuit selects one of the power source side driving transistors and the ground side driving transistor to apply the torque in the forward direction.
- the drive transistor and one ground side drive transistor are turned on to allow drive current to flow.
- the control circuit turns off one ground side drive transistor and turns on the power supply side drive transistor paired with one ground side drive transistor to flow a regenerative current.
- the control circuit applies another power source side driving transistor selected from the plurality of pairs of power source side driving transistors and the ground side driving transistor and applies a negative direction torque. Turn on the other ground-side drive transistor to pass drive current.
- the control circuit turns off the other power supply side drive transistors and the other ground side drive transistors to flow the regenerative current.
- the one and other power supply side driving transistors are P-type MOS transistors, and the one and other ground side driving transistors are N-type MOS transistors.
- the drive current detection unit is a resistance element whose terminal is coupled to the ground potential.
- the one and other power supply side drive transistors are P-type MOS transistors, and the one and other ground side drive transistors are N-type MOS transistors.
- the motor drive circuit according to the present invention is turned on during the drive period TD when the brake is applied by applying a negative torque to the motor rotating at a constant speed in the positive direction.
- the transistor and ground side drive transistor are both turned off during the regeneration period TE to reduce the regenerative current, and the drive current is controlled in the drive period TD, so that the motor torque can be controlled.
- the motor device according to the present invention includes this motor drive circuit, it is possible to shorten the time required for the motor to reach another desired rotational speed.
- FIG. 1 is a circuit diagram showing a motor device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2A is a diagram showing an ON / OFF state of driving transistors 15 to 18 in a driving period TD.
- FIG. 2B is a diagram showing voltage distribution of each component of the coil 9 in the driving period TD.
- FIG. 2C is a diagram showing an on / off state of the drive transistors 15 to 18 during the regeneration period TE.
- FIG. 2D is a diagram showing voltage distribution of each component of the coil 9 during the regeneration period TE.
- FIG. 2E is a diagram showing a voltage or current waveform of each signal in FIGS. 2A to 2D.
- FIG. 3B is a diagram showing the voltage distribution of each component of the coil 9 in the drive period TD when the motor 2 is braked.
- FIG. 3C is a diagram showing ON / OFF states of the drive transistors 15 to 18 during the regeneration period TE when the motor 2 is braked.
- FIG. 3D is a diagram showing the voltage distribution of each component of the coil 9 during the regeneration period TE when the motor 2 is braked.
- FIG. 3E is a diagram showing a voltage or current waveform of each signal in FIGS. 3A to 3D when the motor 2 is braked.
- FIG. 5A is a diagram showing an ON / OFF state of driving transistors 115 to 118 in a driving period TD.
- FIG. 5B is a diagram showing voltage distribution of each component of the coil 109 in the driving period TD.
- FIG. 5C is a diagram showing ON / OFF states of the drive transistors 115 to 118 during the regeneration period TE.
- FIG. 5D is a diagram showing voltage distribution of each component of the coil in the regeneration period TE.
- FIG. 5E is a diagram showing a voltage or current waveform of each signal in FIGS. 5A to 5D.
- FIG. 1 is a circuit diagram showing a motor device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the motor device 1 includes a motor 2 having a coil 9 and a motor drive circuit 3 that drives the motor 2.
- the motor 2 has drive input terminals A and B, and a coil 9 is connected between them.
- the motor drive circuit 3 receives the torque control voltage input terminal 10 to which the torque control voltage TO is input, the reference voltage input terminal 11 to which the reference voltage REF of the torque control voltage TO is input, and the rotation direction signal RO.
- the torque control voltage TO, the reference voltage REF, and the rotation direction signal RO are transmitted from a command unit such as an external microcomputer that controls the entire system, to the torque control voltage input terminal 10 and the reference voltage input terminal 11. Are respectively input via the rotation direction signal input terminals 12.
- torque control voltage TO lower than reference voltage REF when torque in the negative direction is applied to motor 2 Are input to the torque control voltage input terminal 10, respectively.
- a high-level rotation direction signal RO force when rotating in the negative direction, a low-level rotation direction signal RO is input.
- the motor drive circuit 3 further includes PMOS-type first and second power supply side drive transistors 15, 16, NMOS type first and second ground-side drive transistors 17, 18, and drive current
- the detection unit includes a resistance element 19 and a control circuit 20.
- the first power supply side drive transistor 15 and the first ground side drive transistor 17 forming a pair are connected in series between the power supply potential VCC and the ground potential, and an intermediate point thereof is connected to the drive output terminal 13.
- the second power supply side drive transistor 16 and the second ground side drive transistor 18 forming a pair are connected in series between the power supply potential VCC and the ground potential, and the intermediate point thereof is connected to the drive output terminal 14. Is done.
- the power supply sides of the first and second power supply side drive transistors 15 and 16 are connected to each other. Drive current
- the resistance element 19 serving as a detection unit is provided between the connection point and the power supply potential VCC.
- An absolute value output device 21 is connected to both the torque control voltage input terminal 10 and the reference voltage input terminal 11.
- the absolute value output device 21 outputs the absolute value of the difference between the torque control voltage TO and the reference voltage REF.
- a variable voltage generator 22 is connected to the output terminal of the absolute value output device 21.
- the variable voltage generator 22 outputs a voltage that is reduced by a variable voltage corresponding to the output voltage of the absolute value output device 21 from the power supply potential VCC.
- the output of the variable voltage generator 22 is connected to the inverting input terminal of the drive current detection comparator 23.
- One end of the resistance element 19 is connected to the non-inverting input terminal of the drive current detection comparator 23.
- the drive current detection comparator 23 compares the variable voltage of the variable voltage generator 22 with the voltage generated in the resistance element 19 and outputs a high level or low level signal.
- the output terminal of the drive current detection comparator 23 is connected to the reset input terminal R of the flip-flop 24.
- the power supply potential VCC is input to the data input terminal D of the flip-flop 24.
- a clock CLK having a constant frequency output from the oscillator 25 is input to the clock input terminal C.
- the flip-flop 24 is set in response to the power supply potential at the data input terminal D force at the rising edge of the clock CLK, and outputs a high level signal from the output terminal Q. When the output of the drive current detection comparator 23 becomes high level, the flip-flop 24 is reset and outputs a low level signal from the output terminal Q.
- the torque control voltage input terminal 10 and the reference voltage input terminal 11 are connected to the non-inverting input terminal and the inverting input terminal of the polarity comparator 26, respectively.
- the polarity comparator 26 compares the torque control voltage TO with the reference voltage REF and outputs a high level or low level signal.
- a control logic circuit 27 is connected to the output terminal of the flip-flop 24, the output terminal of the polarity comparator 26, and the rotation direction signal input terminal 12.
- the control logic circuit 27 is connected to the first and second power supply side drive transistors 15 and 16 and the first and second ground side drive transistors 17 and 18.
- the control logic circuit 27 is configured by combining an AND circuit, an OR circuit, an inverter, and an ENOR circuit.
- the control logic circuit 27 controls on / off of the first and second power supply side drive transistors 15 and 16 and the first and second ground side drive transistors 17 and 18. The operation of the control logic circuit 27 will be described next.
- the control logic circuit 27 When the output of the polarity comparator 26 is high level, the control logic circuit 27 Operate. Note that the case where the output of the polarity comparator 26 is in the negative or negative level is a case where the motor 2 is started and rotated at a constant speed in the positive direction as will be described later. This is a case where the motor 2 rotating in the direction is braked. If the output of the flip-flop 24 is high level, the control logic circuit 27 turns on the first power supply side drive transistor 15 and the second ground side drive transistor 18, and the second power supply side drive transistor 16 and the first power supply drive transistor 16 are turned on. The ground side drive transistor 17 is turned off.
- the control logic circuit 27 When the output of the flip-flop 24 is low and the rotation direction signal RO is high, the control logic circuit 27 turns on the first and second ground side drive transistors 17 and 18 and turns on the first and second power supply sides. Turn off drive transistors 15 and 16. When the output of the flip-flop 24 is low and the rotation direction signal RO is low, the control logic circuit 27 includes the first and second power supply side drive transistors 15 and 16 and the first and second ground side drive transistors 17 and 16. Turn all 18 off.
- control logic circuit 27 operates as follows when the output of the polarity comparator 26 is at a low level. Note that when the output of the polarity comparator 26 is at a low level, as described later, when the brake is applied to the motor 2 rotating in the forward direction, and the detailed explanation is omitted, the motor 2 is started. This is the case of rotating at a constant speed in the negative direction.
- the control port ic circuit 27 turns on the second power supply side drive transistor 16 and the first ground side drive transistor 17, and the first power supply side drive transistor 15 and the first power supply side drive transistor 15. 2 ground side drive transistor 18 is turned off.
- the control logic circuit 27 turns on the first and second ground side drive transistors 17 and 18 and drives the first and second power supply sides. Turn off transistors 15 and 16. If the output of the flip-flop 24 is low and the rotation direction signal RO is low or low, the control logic circuit 27 is connected to the first and second power supply side drive transistors 15 and 16 and the first and second ground side drive transistors. Turn off all 17 and 18.
- first power supply side drive transistor 15 and the first ground side drive transistor 17 or the second power supply side drive transistor 16 and the second ground side drive transistor 18 were turned on simultaneously and transiently. Sometimes a circuit is needed to prevent through current from flowing. However, since this circuit is not related to the gist of the present invention, its detailed description is omitted.
- a voltage proportional to the dynamic current I is generated. This voltage is higher than the variable voltage of variable voltage generator 22.
- the output of the drive current detection comparator 23 becomes high level, and the output of the flip-flop 24 becomes low level. Then, the first power supply side drive transistor 15 is turned off and the first ground side drive transistor 17 is turned on. A regenerative current I flows through the coil 9 from the drive input terminal A to the drive input terminal B. The regenerative current I gradually decreases.
- Terminal A force Repeatedly flows in the direction of drive input terminal B, and the maximum value of drive current I is torque.
- the torque of the motor 2 is controlled by being controlled by the control voltage TO.
- FIGS. 2A and 2C are diagrams showing ON / OFF states of the drive transistors 15 to 18 in the drive period TD and the regeneration period TE, respectively
- FIGS. 2B and 2D are diagrams of the coil 9 in the drive period TD and the regeneration period TE, respectively.
- FIG. 2E is a diagram showing a voltage distribution of each component
- FIG. 2E is a diagram showing a voltage or current waveform of each signal in FIGS. 2A to 2D.
- CLK is the voltage of the clock CLK from the oscillator 25
- a and B are the voltages of the drive input terminals A and B
- I is the current flowing through the coil 9 with the direction from the drive input terminal A to the drive input terminal B being positive (that is, the drive current) ID and the regenerative current IE))
- I indicates the current flowing through the resistance element 19.
- the first power supply side drive transistor 15 and the second ground side drive transistor 18 are turned on, and the voltage of the drive input terminal A becomes higher than the voltage of the drive input terminal B.
- the drive current I flows through the coil 9 toward the drive input terminal A and the drive input terminal B.
- the positive direction Torque is applied to motor 2.
- both the drive input terminals A and B are substantially at the ground potential. Is substantially short-circuited. At this time, as shown in FIG. 2C and FIG.
- V is generated in the opposite direction to the regenerative current I as in the driving period TD.
- the drive current I increases gradually.
- the voltage proportional to the drive current I is the resistance element 1
- the drive input I is the drive current I that gradually increases and the regenerative current I that gradually decreases.
- the torque of the motor 2 is controlled by being controlled by the torque control voltage TO.
- the entire period of the clock CLK is the drive period TD
- the voltage V due to the resistance component is generated in the direction opposite to the regenerative current I.
- the back electromotive force V due to the inductance component must be generated in the same direction as the regenerative current I.
- the drive input terminal A has a power supply potential VCC that is also increased by the forward bias voltage (Vf) of the parasitic diode, and B is the forward bias voltage (Vf) of the parasitic diode from the ground potential. ) Is just a lower voltage.
- the torque of the motor 2 can be controlled. Therefore, even when braking is applied to the motor 2 rotating in the positive direction, the maximum value of the drive current I is the torque control voltage.
- a desired negative torque is applied to the motor 2 by being controlled by TO. As a result, it is possible to reduce the time until the motor 2 is decelerated to reach another desired rotational speed.
- the resistance element 19 is provided as a drive current detection unit on the power supply side.
- a resistor as a drive current detection unit is provided on the ground side instead of the power supply side. It can also be modified to provide anti-elements.
- the second ground side drive transistor is turned off after the drive current reaches a value corresponding to the torque control voltage, and the second power supply side A regenerative current flows when the drive transistor is turned on.
- the variable voltage generator 22, the drive current detection comparator 23, and the like need to be changed in a small manner corresponding to this modification.
- the resistance element is not used as the driving current detection unit. I'll do it.
- the motor driving circuit and the motor device including the motor driving circuit according to the embodiment of the present invention have been described.
- the present invention is not limited to those described in the embodiment but described in the scope of the claims.
- the power source drive transistor can be an NMOS transistor, or all or part of the drive transistor can be a bipolar transistor. In this case, when there is no parasitic diode as shown in the embodiment, it can be provided separately.
- the present invention is also applicable to driving a motor having a plurality of coils (for example, a three-phase motor).
- the control circuit can of course have any configuration as long as it is a circuit that causes the drive transistor to perform the operation shown in the embodiment.
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