WO2012042788A1 - モータ制御装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a motor control device having a dynamic brake function.
- a servo motor is used to drive FA (Factory Automation) -related devices such as semiconductor manufacturing devices, transfer devices, and machine tools.
- the motor control device is incorporated in the device as a set together with the servo motor, and controls the operation of the servo motor so as to achieve the operation intended by the user.
- the motor control device incorporates a dynamic brake circuit for urgently stopping the motor when an abnormality occurs.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a motor control device 95 having a conventional dynamic brake function.
- the motor control device 95 includes a PWM inverter circuit 4 that drives the motor 5, a control circuit 96 that controls the drive of the PWM inverter circuit 4 based on a command value 31 notified from an external device, a gate drive circuit 7, and a dynamic brake circuit 91. And.
- the dynamic brake circuit 91 operates by opening and closing the dynamic brake changeover switch 9 based on a command 34 from the control circuit 96 to the dynamic brake drive circuit 8.
- the dynamic brake circuit 91 conducts the motor power line 17 of the motor 5 via the dynamic brake resistor 10 when the dynamic brake changeover switch 9 is closed.
- the dynamic brake circuit 91 generally applies a brake by absorbing the energy of the motor 5 by the dynamic brake resistor 10.
- a relay, a thyristor, or the like is used as the dynamic brake changeover switch 9 that switches on and off the brake.
- a method of monitoring the power consumption and current value of a dynamic brake circuit and protecting the dynamic brake circuit from destruction is devised (see, for example, Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2).
- the motor control device of the present invention is a motor control device having a dynamic brake function that applies the brake by absorbing the energy of the motor.
- This motor control device has a dynamic brake resistor, a temperature switch arranged near the dynamic brake resistor, a temperature fuse arranged near the dynamic brake resistor and connected in series to the dynamic brake resistor, and a disconnection for detecting the contact state of the temperature switch.
- this motor control apparatus is the structure which set the operating temperature of the temperature switch to the value lower than the operating temperature of a thermal fuse.
- the disconnection detection circuit detects an abnormality based on the contact state of the temperature switch. . And if abnormality is transmitted to a user and appropriate measures are taken, it is possible to prevent the resistance from being burned out. Further, even when the motor is forcibly driven even after the abnormality is detected, the power supply can be cut off before the resistor burns out by disconnecting the thermal fuse. For this reason, unsafe operation
- the disconnection detection circuit holds the disconnection detection state even after the contact state of the temperature switch is restored.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a motor control system including a motor control device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional motor control device.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a motor control system including a motor control device 15 of the present invention.
- This motor control system is used in FA related devices such as semiconductor manufacturing devices, transport devices, and machine tools.
- the motor control system includes a motor control device 15, a power source 1, and a motor 5.
- AC power is supplied from the power source 1 to the motor control device 15, and the motor control device 15 controls the rotation operation and the movement operation of the motor 5 in accordance with an external command value 31 to drive the motor 5.
- an example is given in which the motor 5 is driven in three phases.
- the power source 1 is a single-phase or three-phase AC voltage, and a voltage value of 100 V, 200 V, 400 V, or the like is used.
- the motor control device 15 includes a power supply circuit 23, a PWM inverter circuit 4, a control circuit 6, a gate drive circuit 7, and a dynamic brake circuit 21.
- the power supply 1 is input to the power supply circuit 23 of the motor control device 15.
- the power supply circuit 23 includes a rectifier circuit 2 that rectifies an AC voltage, and an electrolytic capacitor 3 that is charged with a DC voltage from the rectifier circuit 2.
- the command value 31 from the outside is notified to the control circuit 6 of the motor control device 15.
- the command value 31 is a command signal transmitted from a host control device (not shown).
- a command such as a position command is used for controlling the position of the motor 5, and a command such as a speed command is used for controlling the speed of the motor 5.
- the command value 31 is input to the control circuit 6 by a pulse signal in the case of a position command and by an analog voltage in the case of a speed command.
- the number of pulses per rotation of the motor is set in advance, and the control circuit 6 counts the number of command pulses to rotate the motor 5 by an appropriate amount to realize position control.
- an analog voltage the relationship between the input voltage value and the motor rotation speed is set in advance, and the control circuit 6 detects the input command voltage and rotates the motor at an appropriate speed.
- the control circuit 6 generates a voltage command value 32 in accordance with the command value 31 and operates the gate drive circuit 7 based on the voltage command value 32.
- the gate drive circuit 7 generates a gate drive signal 33 that is a pulse signal that has been pulse width modulated (PWM, Pulse Width Modulation) according to the voltage command value 32, and supplies the gate drive signal 33 to the PWM inverter circuit 4.
- PWM pulse width modulated
- the PWM inverter circuit 4 includes six power semiconductors such as IGBTs and MOSFETs for driving the motor 5 in three phases. Each power semiconductor of the PWM inverter circuit 4 performs a switching operation according to a gate drive signal 33 from the gate drive circuit 7.
- the motor driving power based on this switching operation is supplied to the motor 5 via the three motor power lines 17 corresponding to each phase.
- the motor 5 is driven based on the PWM corresponding to the voltage command value 32.
- the control circuit 6 further controls the dynamic brake circuit 21.
- the motor control device 15 of the present embodiment has a dynamic brake circuit 21 in order to realize the dynamic brake function as described above.
- the dynamic brake is a function for stopping the motor in an emergency or the like.
- the emergency is, for example, when the main power supply is cut off, when the command value 31 to the motor control device 15 becomes abnormal, or when the motor control device 15 detects some abnormality.
- the control circuit 6 has a function of detecting such a main power supply interruption or abnormal state. In such an emergency, the control circuit 6 sends a command to the dynamic brake circuit 21 by the dynamic brake drive signal 34.
- the dynamic brake circuit 21 includes a dynamic brake drive circuit (hereinafter referred to as a drive circuit) 8, a dynamic brake changeover switch (hereinafter referred to as a changeover switch) 9, a dynamic brake resistor (hereinafter referred to as a brake resistor) 10, and dynamic brake rectification.
- a dynamic brake drive circuit hereinafter referred to as a drive circuit
- a dynamic brake changeover switch hereinafter referred to as a changeover switch
- a dynamic brake resistor hereinafter referred to as a brake resistor
- dynamic brake rectification dynamic brake rectification circuit
- a circuit hereinafter referred to as a rectifier circuit
- a temperature switch 11 a temperature fuse 12
- a disconnection detection circuit 13 are provided.
- the motor power line 17 is drawn into the dynamic brake circuit 21.
- a rectifier circuit 14 is connected to the motor power line 17, and a changeover switch 9 and a brake resistor 10 connected in series are connected to the rectified output of the rectifier circuit 14.
- the changeover switch 9 is switched between open and short circuit by the drive circuit 8 based on the dynamic brake drive signal 34 from the control circuit 6. With such a configuration, the change-over switch 9 operates to enable / disable the dynamic brake.
- a relay or a thyristor is generally used. In the present embodiment, a configuration example is given in which the change-over switch 9 is opened and the brake is disabled while the motor 5 is operating.
- the changeover switch 9 When the changeover switch 9 is short-circuited based on a command from the control circuit 6, the voltages of the three motor power lines 17 of the motor 5 are rectified by the connected rectifier circuit 14, and the rectified current flows into the brake resistor 10.
- the brake resistor 10 absorbs energy generated in the motor 5 and generates brake torque.
- the motor 5 is stopped by performing such an operation.
- a brake torque can be generated by inserting a resistor between each of the three motor power lines 17.
- the dynamic brake is a function that operates in an emergency to the last, an abnormal state such as operating continuously many times or forcibly driving the motor 5 from the outside with the changeover switch 9 short-circuited has been entered.
- the brake resistor 10 continues to consume energy generated by the motor 5.
- unsafe conditions such as excessive rise in temperature and damage of surrounding circuits or burning out of resistance may occur.
- the temperature switch 11 is installed in the vicinity of the brake resistor 10, the disconnection detection circuit 13 for detecting the contact state of the temperature switch 11 is provided, and the brake resistor 10
- the temperature fuse 12 connected in series is installed to prevent unsafety.
- the temperature switch 11 is a mechanical contact switch having a temperature sensing function used for, for example, a thermostat.
- the temperature switch 11 is in an open state or a short circuit state based on the ambient temperature using, for example, bimetal. Specifically, the temperature switch 11 is in a short circuit state below a predetermined operating temperature, and is opened when the predetermined operating temperature is exceeded.
- the temperature switch 11 is such a temperature switch used for a thermostat.
- the temperature switch 11 is installed at a position where the temperature switch 11 senses the temperature of the brake resistor 10 and opens and closes.
- the disconnection detection circuit 13 detects such a contact state of the temperature switch 11.
- the disconnection detection circuit 13 includes a latch relay 16.
- the latching relay 16 generally includes two sets / reset coils, and has a function of holding the contact state until the other coil is excited after exciting one coil to change the contact state. It is a relay.
- the latch relay 16 is used to maintain the disconnection detection state even after the contact state of the temperature switch 11 returns from the open state to the short circuit state.
- the disconnection detection circuit 13 notifies the control circuit 6 of a signal generated based on the contact state of the temperature switch 11 as a disconnection detection signal 35.
- the temperature fuse 12 is a fuse having a temperature sensing function.
- the thermal fuse 12 is disconnected and opened when the ambient temperature exceeds a predetermined temperature.
- the thermal fuse 12 is connected in series with the brake resistor 10. That is, as shown in FIG. 1, in the present embodiment, the changeover switch 9, the brake resistor 10, and the thermal fuse 12 are connected in series.
- the thermal fuse 12 is installed at a position where the thermal fuse 12 senses the temperature of the brake resistor 10 and is disconnected when the temperature exceeds a predetermined operating temperature.
- the operating temperature of the temperature switch 11 is set to a value lower than the operating temperature of the thermal fuse 12.
- the set / reset coils of the latch relay 16 are set to normal / abnormal, respectively, and the contact of the temperature switch 11 is normally short-circuited and the contact of the latch relay 16 is set to the normal side.
- a circuit is configured to excite the coil on the abnormal side of the latch-type relay 16 assuming that a disconnection detection state has been established.
- the contact state of the latch relay 16 does not change unless the coil on the normal side is excited even if the contact of the temperature switch 11 is restored and the open state is switched to the short circuit state. It has become.
- the changeover switch 9 when the changeover switch 9 is short-circuited due to an emergency measure and when an abnormal state occurs such as forcibly driving the motor 5 from the outside, the temperature of the brake resistor 10 rises excessively. Then, the contact of the temperature switch 11 is opened, and the disconnection detection circuit 13 operates to transmit the disconnection detection signal 35 to the control circuit 6.
- the motor control device 15 outputs a dynamic brake abnormality detection signal 36 and notifies the user of the abnormality, for example, by displaying it externally.
- the present embodiment has a configuration in which a thermal fuse 12 is provided.
- the thermal fuse 12 is disconnected.
- power supply to the brake resistor 10 is cut off, and burning of the brake resistor 10 is prevented, thereby preventing unsafeities such as ignition and smoke and improving safety.
- the temperature switch 11 When the temperature decreases, the temperature switch 11 returns to the short-circuit state. However, the state of the disconnection detection signal 35 is maintained by the latch relay 16 of the disconnection detection circuit 13, and the control circuit 6 continues to output the dynamic brake abnormality detection signal 36. Even if the power source of the motor control device 15 is restarted, the latching relay 16 maintains the state, so that the control circuit 6 outputs the dynamic brake abnormality detection signal 36. Further, when the thermal fuse 12 is disconnected, the temperature of the brake resistor 10 is lowered and the temperature switch 11 returns from the open state to the short circuit state. Even in such a case, the latching relay 16 maintains the state, so that the control circuit 6 outputs the dynamic brake abnormality detection signal 36. Therefore, by providing such a disconnection detection circuit 13, it is possible to reliably notify the user of an abnormal state, and it is possible to prevent the motor control device 15 from being used in an unsafe state. Can be increased.
- the release terminal 37 is provided so that the coil on the normal side of the latch relay 16 can be excited. If the release terminal 37 is short-circuited, the disconnection detection signal 35 can be initialized. That is, after the user recognizes the abnormal state, the improvement or repair is performed, and when it is confirmed that it is normal, it is initialized and the dynamic brake abnormality detection signal 36 can be canceled. Thereby, since the operation for canceling the abnormality detection of the dynamic brake circuit 21 is distinguished from other errors, it is possible to prevent the user from erroneously canceling the error.
- the motor control device of the present invention includes a dynamic brake resistor, a temperature switch arranged near the dynamic brake resistor, a temperature fuse arranged near the dynamic brake resistor and connected in series to the dynamic brake resistor, and a temperature.
- the disconnection detection circuit to detect an abnormality based on the contact state of the temperature switch even if an abnormality occurs in which the temperature of the dynamic brake resistor excessively increases while the dynamic brake is operating. And if abnormality is transmitted to a user and appropriate measures are taken, it is possible to prevent the resistance from being burned out. Further, even if the motor is forcibly driven even after the abnormality is detected, the power supply can be cut off before the resistor burns out by disconnecting the thermal fuse. For this reason, unsafe operation
- the motor control device of the present invention has a configuration in which the disconnection detection circuit holds the disconnection detection state even after the contact state of the temperature switch is restored.
- the motor control device of the present invention is useful in the FA servo field and the like that require a dynamic brake of the motor.
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図1は、本発明のモータ制御装置15を含むモータ制御システムのブロック図である。本モータ制御システムは、半導体製造装置や搬送装置、工作機械のようなFA関連装置などに用いられる。本モータ制御システムは、モータ制御装置15と電源1およびモータ5とで構成されている。モータ制御装置15には電源1から交流電力が供給され、モータ制御装置15は、外部からの指令値31に従ってモータ5の回転動作や動き動作を制御し、モータ5を駆動する。また、本実施の形態ではモータ5を3相駆動する一例を挙げている。
2 整流回路
3 電解コンデンサ
4 PWMインバータ回路
5 モータ
6,96 制御回路
7 ゲート駆動回路
8 ダイナミックブレーキ駆動回路
9 ダイナミックブレーキ切替スイッチ
10 ダイナミックブレーキ抵抗
11 温度スイッチ
12 温度ヒューズ
13 断線検出回路
14 ダイナミックブレーキ整流回路
15,95 モータ制御装置
16 ラッチ式リレー
17 モータ電力線
21,91 ダイナミックブレーキ回路
23 電源回路
37 解除端子
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- モータのエネルギーを吸収してブレーキをかけるダイナミックブレーキ機能を備えたモータ制御装置であって、
ダイナミックブレーキ抵抗と、
前記ダイナミックブレーキ抵抗近傍に配置した温度スイッチと、
前記ダイナミックブレーキ抵抗近傍に配置し、前記ダイナミックブレーキ抵抗に直列接続した温度ヒューズと、
前記温度スイッチの接点状態を検出する断線検出回路とを備え、
前記温度スイッチの動作温度を、前記温度ヒューズの動作温度よりも低い値に設定したことを特徴とするモータ制御装置。 - 前記断線検出回路は、前記温度スイッチの接点状態が復帰した後も断線検出状態を保持することを特徴とする請求項1に記載のモータ制御装置。
- 前記断線検出回路は、ラッチ式リレーを用いて前記温度スイッチの接点状態を検出することを特徴とする請求項2に記載のモータ制御装置。
- 前記ラッチ式リレーの接点状態を解除するための解除端子を設けたことを特徴とする請求項3に記載のモータ制御装置。
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