WO2013125083A1 - レゾルバ励磁装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a resolver excitation device that adjusts the amplitude of a sinusoidal excitation source signal to generate an excitation signal having a predetermined amplitude in order to excite an excitation winding of a resolver.
- a resolver may be used as a rotation detection sensor for detecting rotation of a rotating electrical machine (rotation speed or rotation position (rotation angle) of a rotor).
- the resolver generally has an excitation winding on the stator side and utilizes the principle of detecting the rotation angle of the rotor according to the output voltage induced in the output winding provided on the rotor side, The rotation of the rotating electrical machine is detected. For this reason, an AC signal is normally applied to the excitation winding.
- the excitation device for supplying the AC signal includes a sine wave oscillation circuit that generates a sine wave oscillation signal, and a driver circuit (for example, an amplification circuit) that expands the amplitude of the sine wave oscillation signal and supplies it to the excitation winding. It is configured.
- Patent Document 1 discloses an example in which a series resonance circuit having a series resonance capacitor with respect to an excitation winding of a resolver is used as this driver circuit (the sixth paragraph, FIG. 5). etc).
- the capacitance of the capacitor and the inductance of the excitation winding are set so as to increase the sharpness Q of the resonance circuit, and the frequency of the excitation signal is set appropriately, whereby the excitation signal Is adjusted. That is, the amplitude of the sine wave oscillation signal generated by the sine wave oscillation circuit is expanded and applied to the excitation winding.
- Such a configuration reduces the circuit scale compared to the case where an amplifier circuit using an operational amplifier or the like is provided, and contributes to downsizing and cost reduction.
- the DC resistance component of the excitation winding is sufficiently small (that is, the sharpness Q is high), and the amplitude of the signal applied to the excitation winding is general.
- Conditions such as a power supply voltage of an electronic circuit (for example, about 5 [V] as excited in Patent Document 1) and a relatively small amplitude enlargement ratio must be satisfied.
- an exciting device that excites such a resolver includes an amplifier circuit having an amplification factor of about 10 times.
- a power supply having a relatively wide power supply voltage range (about 25 to 35 [V]) is required.
- the circuit loss tends to increase accordingly.
- a parallel resonance circuit may be configured by adding a parallel resonance capacitor to the excitation winding to reduce the loss of the circuit (excitation device).
- the loss is small when a power supply having an optimum power supply voltage value for the exciter is provided, but the loss may be increased otherwise.
- the voltage value of the power supply included in the excitation device is higher than the optimum power supply voltage value, the higher the power supply voltage value, the greater the loss.
- the exciter cannot output a sine wave with the required amplitude and outputs a distorted waveform with respect to the sine wave. To do.
- a sinusoidal excitation signal having an amplitude necessary for excitation can be given to the excitation winding of the resolver with a low loss circuit configuration that can flexibly cope with a wide power supply voltage range.
- the provision of technology is desired.
- the characteristic configuration of the resolver excitation device is as follows: In order to excite the excitation winding of the resolver, a resolver excitation device that adjusts the amplitude of a sinusoidal excitation source signal and generates an excitation signal having a predetermined amplitude, A parallel resonant circuit having a parallel resonant element that functions as a parallel resonant impedance with respect to the impedance of the excitation winding; And a series resonance circuit having a series resonance element that functions as a series resonance impedance with respect to the impedance of the excitation winding.
- the parallel resonant circuit is effective in reducing the loss of the resolver exciter, but in order to obtain the amplitude necessary for exciting the excitation winding, it is necessary to separately increase the amplitude of the excitation signal.
- a power supply voltage having a voltage range exceeding the peak value of the excitation signal is required, and the flexibility of the power supply voltage is lacking.
- the higher the power supply voltage the greater the loss.
- the series resonance circuit can output an excitation signal having a peak value exceeding the voltage range of the power supply voltage.
- the power supply voltage needs to be optimized, and the power supply voltage is not flexible.
- a resolver excitation device When a resolver excitation device is configured with a parallel resonance circuit and a series resonance circuit as in this feature configuration, for example, an amplifier is combined with the characteristics of the series resonance circuit to generate an excitation signal with a specified amplitude.
- the loss of the circuit can be reduced by utilizing the function of the parallel resonant circuit. That is, according to this feature configuration, a sinusoidal excitation signal having an amplitude necessary for excitation can be applied to the excitation winding of the resolver with a low loss circuit configuration that can flexibly cope with a wide power supply voltage range. It is possible to provide a resolver excitation device capable of satisfying the requirements.
- a capacitive element (capacitor) or an inductive element (coil, inductor) can be used as the parallel resonance element or the series resonance element.
- capacitive elements are more popular than inductive elements, and the component unit price is also low. Therefore, it is preferable that a capacitive element is used as the parallel resonant element or the series resonant element.
- the resolver exciter according to the present invention is configured such that the parallel resonant circuit includes a capacitive element connected in parallel to the excitation winding, and the series resonant circuit includes the excitation circuit. It is preferable to have a capacitive element connected in series with the winding.
- the resolver exciter according to the present invention is preferably such that the series resonant element is connected to a parallel circuit of the parallel resonant element and the exciting winding.
- the equivalent circuit of the parallel resonance circuit, the series resonance circuit, and the excitation winding is relatively simple, and the circuit constants of the parallel resonance circuit and the series resonance circuit can be obtained by a relatively simple calculation.
- the circuit constant of the parallel resonant element is set according to the ratio of the amplitude of the excitation source signal to the amplitude of the excitation signal, and the circuit constant of the series resonant element is: It is preferable that a reactance component of a load impedance obtained by combining impedances of the exciting winding, the parallel resonant element, and the series resonant element is set to be zero.
- the resolver exciter according to the present invention may employ an aspect in which the parallel resonant element is connected to a series circuit of the series resonant element and the exciting winding.
- the circuit constant of the series resonant element is set according to the ratio of the amplitude of the excitation source signal to the amplitude of the excitation signal
- the circuit constant of the parallel resonant element is the excitation constant It is preferable that the reactance component of the load impedance obtained by combining the impedances of the winding, the parallel resonant element, and the series resonant element is set to be zero.
- the excitation source signal is generated, for example, by outputting discrete voltage values while changing them in time series. That is, the excitation source signal may have a stepped waveform. A signal having a frequency component (high frequency component) much higher than the fundamental wave component is superimposed on the signal having such a staircase waveform. If this high frequency component remains in the excitation signal, the detection accuracy of the magnetic pole position may be lowered. Moreover, the high frequency component may increase radiation noise (radiation noise). For this reason, it is desirable that such high frequency components be reduced before the excitation source signal is output as the excitation signal. For example, it is preferable to attenuate the high frequency component by adding a noise filter to the circuit.
- a resolver excitation device includes an excitation source signal input line to which the excitation source signal is input, and a feedback loop that feeds back the excitation signal onto the excitation source signal input line.
- a feedback controller that performs feedback control that stabilizes the amplitude of the excitation signal; and a bandpass filter that filters the excitation source signal before the feedback point to which the excitation signal is fed back. Is preferred.
- the band-pass filter is configured in the order of a low-pass filter and a high-pass filter from the previous stage toward the feedback controller.
- the low-pass filter may be a capacitive load on the subsequent circuit.
- the low-pass filter becomes an input load of a feedback controller configured using an operational amplifier, which is not preferable in terms of circuit characteristics. Therefore, as described above, the band-pass filter is preferably configured in the order of the low-pass filter and the high-pass filter from the previous stage side.
- Schematic circuit diagram of the excitation circuit of the series-parallel resonant resolver excitation device Block diagram schematically showing the relationship between resolver, excitation circuit and R / D converter It is explanatory drawing which compares the characteristic of the circuit of a parallel resonance system and a series parallel resonance system, (a) is a schematic circuit diagram of the excitation circuit of a parallel resonance system, (b) is a model of the excitation circuit of a series resonance system (C) is a waveform diagram showing the characteristics of a parallel resonance type excitation circuit, and (d) is a waveform diagram showing the characteristics of a series parallel resonance type excitation circuit.
- Schematic circuit diagram showing an example of the basic circuit of an excitation circuit that does not have a resonance circuit It is a figure which shows the relationship between the impedance of the exciting winding of a resolver, and a current voltage waveform, (a) is a vector diagram of the impedance of an exciting winding, (b) is a current voltage waveform diagram.
- FIG. 1 shows an excitation circuit 1 for explaining the gist of the present invention.
- the block diagram of FIG. 2 shows the relationship among the excitation circuit 1, the resolver 40, and an R / D converter (resolver digital converter) 51 described later.
- the excitation circuit 1 (resolver excitation device) adjusts the amplitude of the sinusoidal excitation source signal RDout to obtain a predetermined amplitude (for example, the peak value shown in FIG. 3).
- Excitation signal Vout (corresponding to half the value of “H”) is generated.
- the excitation circuit 1 includes an R / D converter 51 that outputs an excitation source signal RDout, a buffer unit 52 that performs impedance conversion of the excitation source signal RDout, an excitation source signal supply unit 50 that includes a current amplification circuit 53, and excitation of a resolver.
- a resonance part 2 with the winding Lr and a coupling capacitor Cc are included.
- the resonance unit 2 includes a series resonance element 2s that functions as a series resonance impedance Zxs with respect to the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr, and a parallel resonance element 2p that functions as a parallel resonance impedance Zxp with respect to the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr.
- the excitation circuit 1 includes a parallel resonance part having a parallel resonance element 2p that functions as a parallel resonance impedance Zxp with respect to the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr, and a series resonance impedance Zxs with respect to the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr.
- a series resonance unit having a functioning series resonance element 2s.
- the excitation circuit 1 includes a parallel resonance circuit including an excitation winding Lr and a parallel resonance unit having a parallel resonance element 2p, and a series resonance unit including an excitation winding Lr and a series resonance element 2s.
- a series resonant circuit Note that the resistor connected in parallel to the series resonant element 2s in FIG. 1 (and FIG. 3B) sets an appropriate time constant when charging the coupling capacitor Cc when the power is turned on, and the cup. This is provided in order to suppress the deviation of the DC operating point due to the leakage current of the ring capacitor Cc.
- the resolver 40 includes an excitation winding Lr provided in the resolver rotor 41 and two detection windings (L1, L2) installed with a phase difference of 90 degrees electrically. ing.
- the resolver 40 is synchronized with the rotor based on the voltage induced in the detection windings (L1, L2) of the plurality of stators in accordance with the voltage applied to the excitation winding Lr of the rotor (resolver rotor 41). It is a rotation detection sensor that can detect the rotation state (rotation speed and rotation position (rotation angle)) of a rotating object to be detected (for example, a rotor of a rotating electrical machine).
- the resolver 40 determines the rotation state of the detection target based on the correlation between signals of different phases induced in the two detection windings (L1, L2) according to the rotation of the resolver rotor 41.
- the R / D converter 51 is configured to include an angle calculation unit 58 inside, and based on the detection signals obtained from the two detection windings (L1, L2), the rotation angle (electricity of the resolver rotor 41). Corner).
- the rotation angle is provided as digital data to an external control device or the like via the input / output interface unit 59.
- the R / D converter 51 is also provided with an excitation source signal generation unit 57 that generates an excitation source signal RDout that is a source of an excitation signal for exciting the excitation winding Lr.
- the excitation source signal RDout is, for example, a sinusoidal signal having a peak value (peak-to-peak) of 2 [V] and a frequency of 10 [kHz] to 20 [kHz]. [Vp-p] "etc.)
- a sinusoidal signal having a peak value of about 20 [Vp-p] is required. Therefore, as an example, the excitation circuit 1 adjusts the amplitude of the excitation source signal RDout of 2 [Vp ⁇ p] provided from the R / D converter 51 to generate the excitation signal Vout of 20 [Vp ⁇ p].
- the present invention is characterized by the configuration of the excitation circuit 1 (resolver excitation device).
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram comparing the conventional excitation circuit 100 (FIG. 3A) and the excitation circuit 1 according to the present invention (FIG. 3B).
- the resolver 40 is used for detecting the rotation of a rotating electrical machine used as a vehicle drive source.
- a typical vehicle is equipped with a battery having a power supply voltage of 12 V, and the excitation circuit (1, 100) can use this battery as a DC voltage source.
- the power supply voltage range Epp is insufficient.
- a power source of about 18 V may be used as a power source for other sensors such as a current sensor for detecting a current flowing in a coil of the rotating electrical machine. It is possible to use such a power source for the excitation circuit 1. However, in order to generate the excitation signal Vout of 20 [Vp ⁇ p], the power supply voltage range is still insufficient.
- a direct-current power supply having a power supply voltage range Epp2 (Epp) is configured.
- a conventional excitation circuit 100 shown in FIG. 3 (a) is a circuit driven by both positive and negative power supplies (+ E1 to -E2) generated in this way.
- the excitation source signal Vin output from the excitation source signal supply unit 50 has a peak value H (for example, 20 [Vp-p]) required for the excitation signal Vout.
- the excitation signal Vout is output to the excitation winding Lr while maintaining its peak value H.
- a parallel resonance part (resonance part 102) using a parallel resonance capacitor Cp is configured with respect to the excitation winding Lr to reduce circuit loss.
- the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention shown in FIG. 3B does not use a negative power supply, and the power supply voltage range Epp1 (Epp) is in the range of “+ E1 to 0” (18 [Vp ⁇ p]). It is. Therefore, the peak value H1 of the excitation source signal Vin output from the excitation source signal supply unit 50 and input to the resonance unit 2 is much smaller than the peak value H required for output (for example, 12 [About Vp-p]. However, after the excitation source signal Vin passes through the resonating unit 2, an excitation signal Vout having a required peak value H is generated.
- the excitation source signal Vin passes through the series resonance element 2s of the resonance unit 2 and then has a peak value (for example, H: 20 V [pp] exceeding the power supply voltage range Epp1 (for example, 18 [Vp-p]). ]) Having a signal (Vm).
- An excitation signal Vout having a peak value H is output to the excitation winding Lr via the coupling capacitor Cc.
- the resonance unit 2 of the excitation circuit 1 includes a parallel resonance unit using the parallel resonance element 2p, so that the circuit loss of the excitation circuit 1 is reduced.
- the parallel resonant element 2p is not limited to the side of the excitation winding Lr with respect to the coupling capacitor Cc. For example, as shown by a broken line in FIG.
- the parallel resonant element 2p is provided between the current amplification circuit 53 and the series resonant element 2s.
- a fifth circuit example 15 corresponds to a sixth circuit example 16, and the like which will be described later with reference to FIGS. 12, 26, and 29.
- the excitation signal Vout having the same waveform is generated in any case.
- the excitation winding Lr is provided. That is, the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention can generate and output the same excitation signal Vout as the conventional excitation circuit 100 using a negative power supply, without using at least a negative power supply. Therefore, the circuit configuration is simplified and the cost can be reduced.
- the excitation circuit 1 can sufficiently reduce the loss in the circuit as in the case where the power supply voltage is set to the optimum value in the conventional excitation circuit 100.
- the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention can generate the excitation signal Vout having a predetermined peak value H without using both positive and negative power supplies.
- a simplified circuit having both positive and negative power supplies ⁇ E
- FIGGS. 4 to 31 A more practical circuit configuration (circuit configuration with a single power supply) will be described later in correspondence with a simplified circuit example (FIGS. 33 to 39).
- the buffer unit 52 is configured with the operational amplifier IC1 as a core.
- This operational amplifier IC1 functions as an impedance converter for the excitation source signal RDout output from the R / D converter 51, and stabilizes the amplitude of the excitation signal Vout fed back through the resistor (feedback resistor R2). Functions as a feedback controller.
- the capacitor C1 is a coupling capacitor for transmitting only the AC component of the excitation source signal RDout to the operational amplifier IC1, and the resistor R1 is an input resistance of the operational amplifier IC.
- the functions of the buffer unit 52 such as the operational amplifiers IC1 and R2 are the same.
- the excitation source signal Vin after current amplification and the excitation signal Vout applied to the excitation winding Lr are the same signal.
- the excitation signal Vout (excitation voltage v (t)) can be expressed by the following equation (1) with an amplitude of “V”.
- ⁇ is a phase angle of the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr in a complex plane (Gauss plane) that is an orthogonal vector space between the imaginary axis Im and the real axis Re.
- ⁇ corresponds to the phase difference between the voltage (excitation voltage v (t)) of the excitation signal Vout and the current (excitation current i (t)), as shown in FIG.
- the equivalent circuit of the excitation winding Lr is composed of a resistor and a coil (inductor) as shown in FIG.
- the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr includes a resistance component “R” (component “R” of the real axis Re in the complex plane) and a reactance component “X” (component “jX” of the imaginary axis Im in the complex plane).
- R resistance component
- X reactance component
- X reactance component
- X ⁇ 0 ⁇ L
- the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr is represented by a vector Y1 on the complex plane shown in FIG.
- the absolute value of the impedance vector increases. That is, the absolute value of the impedance Zp indicated by the vector Y2 is larger than the absolute value of the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr. That is, the absolute value of the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr as viewed from the excitation circuit side can be increased.
- Such movement of the vector can be realized by the parallel resonant element 2p as shown in FIG. 1, more specifically, by the parallel resonant capacitor Cp.
- the semicircle in FIG. 6 has a center on the real axis Re, and the circumference (semicircle arc) passing through the origin of the complex plane, the parallel resonance point (impedance Z0), and the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr. ).
- the impedance Z0 indicates the impedance at the parallel resonance point between the parallel resonance capacitor Cp and the excitation winding Lr, and is represented by the following equation (3-1).
- the value at the parallel resonance point of the parallel resonance capacitor Cp is “C0”
- “C0” is expressed by the following equation (3-2).
- the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr is converted into a combined impedance “Zp” by the parallel resonant capacitor Cp, and this impedance “Zp” is converted into a combined impedance “Zps” by the series resonant capacitor Cs.
- the impedance of the excitation winding Lr viewed from the excitation circuit 1 can be changed by the resonance unit 2 (parallel resonance capacitor Cp or series resonance capacitor Cs).
- the impedance of the excitation winding Lr as seen from the excitation circuit 1 including these resonance parts 2 is referred to as load impedance.
- the current amplifying element is provided by providing the parallel resonant part having the parallel resonant element 2p as shown in FIG. 1 and the series resonant part having the series resonant element 2s as the resonant part 2. Loss can be greatly reduced.
- the ratio of the vector Y2 and the vector Y3 as shown in FIG. 6 determines the expansion ratio of the excitation signal Vout to the excitation source signal Vin after current amplification. Accordingly, the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention described above with reference to FIG. 1 can constitute an excellent excitation device in which the power supply voltage range Epp is suppressed to a practical range and the loss of the circuit is greatly reduced. it can.
- the power supply voltage range Epp is arbitrary within a predetermined range defined by the power supply voltage and the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr (for example, preferably within a range defined by the equation (4-3) described later). It is possible to take the value of
- the excitation source signal RDout generated by the excitation source signal generation unit 57 of the R / D converter 51 becomes the excitation source signal Vin after current amplification through the buffer unit 52 and the current amplification circuit 53,
- the resonating unit 2 acts on this excitation source signal Vin. That is, the excitation source signal viewed from the resonance unit 2 as the “load” and the excitation winding Lr is “Vin” in the present embodiment.
- the excitation source signal supply unit 50 does not necessarily include the buffer unit 52 and the current amplification circuit 53 for current amplification, and prevents the configuration having only the excitation source signal generation unit 57. is not. Therefore, the excitation source signal in the concept of the present invention includes both “RDout” and “Vin”.
- the R / D converter is determined depending on the ratio of the vector Y2 and the vector Y3 as shown in FIG.
- a configuration may be employed in which an expansion ratio of the excitation signal Vout with respect to the excitation source signal RDout output from 51 is determined.
- the impedance vector is changed from “Y1” to “Y2” by the function of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp, and “Y3” having an imaginary component (reactance component) of “0” by the function of the series resonant capacitor Cs.
- An example is shown. However, the present invention is not limited to this example.
- the vector is moved in a state having an imaginary component by the function of the series resonant capacitor Cs, and the vector is further moved by the function of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp so that the imaginary component becomes “0”. Is also possible.
- a circuit configuration example and a vector diagram in this case will be described later (FIGS. 12 to 14, etc.).
- the reactance component for moving the vector is not limited to the capacitor but may be an inductor (inductive element). May be used.
- a circuit configuration example using an inductor will be described later (FIGS. 19 to 31 and the like).
- the power supply voltage range Epp needs at least the peak value H of the excitation signal Vout.
- a dropout voltage Vd is generated in an emitter-collector voltage of a current amplifying element constituted by a transistor due to an influence of a forward voltage of a diode between a base and an emitter. Therefore, the power supply voltage range Epp applied between the positive and negative terminals of the current amplifier circuit 53 requires a voltage obtained by adding the dropout voltage Vd to the positive and negative power supplies to the excitation signal Vout. For example, if the amplitude of the excitation signal Vout is “V”, the following is required for the power supply voltage range Epp. Epp: ⁇ (V + Vd) (4-1)
- the vector Y1 of the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr viewed from the excitation circuit side is a direction in which the reactance component decreases (the direction in which the reactance component becomes “0”, that is, the impedance “Z0s”).
- the phase angle ⁇ becomes “0” when the vector Y6 is moved along the imaginary axis Im.
- the expansion ratio of the amplitude of the excitation signal Vout with respect to the excitation source signal Vin after current amplification is determined by the ratio of the vector magnitudes before and after the movement. That is, the expansion ratio is determined by the ratio (
- the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention described above with reference to FIG. 1 uses both a parallel resonant element 2p and a series resonant element 2s. That is, the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention can constitute an excellent resolver excitation device in which the power supply voltage range Epp is kept within a practical range and the circuit loss is reduced. From the viewpoint of the power supply voltage range Epp, the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention has a power supply voltage “E” within the range of the following formula (4-3) when the power supply voltage range Epp is realized by both positive and negative power supplies ⁇ E. Is most effectively applied.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic circuit diagram showing a first circuit example 11 of the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the load impedance Zps1 (the combined impedance of the excitation winding Lr, the series resonance capacitor Cs1, and the parallel resonance capacitor Cp1) viewed from the excitation circuit 1 in the first circuit example 11.
- FIG. 11 is a vector diagram on the complex plane showing the relationship between the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr and the load impedance Zps1 of the first circuit example 11. As shown in FIGS.
- the first circuit example 11 has a series resonance corresponding to the series resonance element 2s with respect to the parallel circuit of the parallel resonance capacitor Cp1 and the excitation winding Lr corresponding to the parallel resonance element 2p.
- the capacitor Cs1 is connected.
- the impedance vector Y1 of the exciting winding Lr moves on the circumference to the vector Y11 by the function of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp1, and further by the function of the series resonant capacitor Cs1. It moves in the direction of the real axis Re along the imaginary axis Im and reaches the vector Y12.
- the vector Y12 is a vector whose imaginary number component is “0”.
- the circuit constants of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp1 and the series resonant capacitor Cs1 are selected so that the imaginary component of the load impedance Zps1 is “0” and satisfies the following formula (5).
- the right side of Expression (5) indicates the ratio of the magnitudes of the vector Y11 and the vector Y12 in the complex plane of FIG. That is, the equation (5) indicates the ratio of the magnitude (absolute value) before and after the change of the load impedance that is changed by the series resonant capacitor Cs1. This ratio indicates the magnification of the excitation signal Vout with respect to the excitation source signal Vin after current amplification.
- the circuit of the parallel resonance capacitor Cp1 and the series resonance capacitor Cs1 can ensure the amplitude of the excitation signal Vout with respect to the given power supply voltage “ ⁇ E” and can also suppress the loss of the excitation circuit 1.
- a constant is set.
- the circuit constants of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp1 and the series resonant capacitor Cs1 can be set by the following formulas (6-1) and (6-2).
- ⁇ 0 is the excitation angular frequency as described above
- Z0 and “C0” are impedance and parallel resonance points as shown in the equations (3-1) and (3-2). This is the value of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp1.
- the circuit constant of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp1 corresponding to the parallel resonant element 2p is relative to the amplitude of the excitation signal Vout. It is set according to the amplitude ratio of the excitation source signal Vin.
- the circuit constant of the series resonance capacitor Cs1 corresponding to the series resonance element 2s is obtained by combining the impedances of the excitation winding Lr, the parallel resonance element 2p (Cp1), and the series resonance element 2s (Cs1). The reactance component of the load impedance is set to be zero.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic circuit diagram showing a second circuit example 12 of the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the load impedance Zsp2 viewed from the excitation circuit 1 in the second circuit example 12.
- FIG. 14 is a vector diagram on a complex plane showing the relationship between the load impedance of the basic circuit shown in FIG. 4 (impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr) and the load impedance Zsp2 of the second circuit example 12.
- the second circuit example 12 has a parallel resonance corresponding to the parallel resonance element 2 p with respect to the series circuit of the series resonance capacitor Cs 2 corresponding to the series resonance element 2 s and the excitation winding Lr.
- the capacitor Cp2 is connected.
- the impedance vector Y1 of the excitation winding Lr is moved in the direction of the real axis Re along the imaginary axis Im by the function of the series resonant capacitor Cs2 to the vector Y21.
- the vector Y21 moves on the circumference to the vector Y22 by the function of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp2.
- the vector Y22 is a vector whose imaginary number component is “0”.
- the load impedance Zsp2 indicated by the vector Y22 corresponds to the impedance at the parallel resonance point between the load impedance Zs2 indicated by the vector Y21 and the parallel resonance capacitor Cp2.
- the vector locus from vector Y21 to vector Y22 at this time is the inside of a circle passing through impedance Zr of excitation winding Lr, parallel resonance point with respect to impedance Zr, and the origin of the complex plane. Is set on the circumference.
- this inner circle is a circle having a center on the real axis Re and passing through the origin of the complex plane and the load impedance Zs2 indicated by the vector Y21.
- the series resonant capacitor Cs2 and the parallel resonant capacitor Cp2 are selected so that the component of the imaginary axis Im of the load impedance Zsp2 is “0” and the following equation (7) is satisfied.
- Equation (7) indicates the ratio of the magnitudes of the vectors Y1 and Y21 in the complex plane of FIG. That is, the equation (7) shows the ratio of the magnitude (absolute value) before and after the change of the load impedance that is changed by the series resonant capacitor Cs2. This ratio indicates the magnification of the excitation signal Vout with respect to the excitation source signal Vin after current amplification. That is, the circuit of the series resonance capacitor Cs2 and the parallel resonance capacitor Cp2 can ensure the amplitude of the excitation signal Vout with respect to the given power supply voltage “ ⁇ E” and can also suppress the loss of the excitation circuit 1. A constant is set. Although detailed calculation formulas are omitted, the circuit constants of the series resonant capacitor Cs2 and the parallel resonant capacitor Cp2 can be set by the following formulas (8-1) and (8-2).
- the circuit constant of the series resonant capacitor Cs2 corresponding to the series resonant element 2s is set according to the ratio of the amplitude of the excitation source signal Vin to the amplitude of the excitation signal Vout.
- the circuit constants of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp2 corresponding to the parallel resonant element 2p are the excitation winding Lr and the parallel resonant element 2p (Cp2).
- the reactance component of the load impedance obtained by combining the impedances of the series resonant element 2s (Cs2) is set to “0”.
- the direct current resistance “R” of the excitation winding Lr is 30 [ ⁇ ]
- the inductance L is 1200 [ ⁇ H] (reactance “X”: 75.4 [ ⁇ ])
- the excitation frequency f0 is 10 [kHz].
- the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr is about 81.15 [ ⁇ ].
- the range of the power supply voltage E is set to the range of the equation (4-3) shown below. ⁇ V ⁇ (R /
- “series resonance only” corresponds to the case where the parallel resonant capacitors (Cp1, Cp2) are “0” in the first circuit example 11 and the second circuit example 12.
- “Only parallel resonance” corresponds to the case where the series resonant capacitors (Cs1, Cs2) are “ ⁇ ” in the first circuit example 11 and the second circuit example 12.
- FIG. 15 is a graph showing the relationship between the power supply voltage E and the load impedance (Zps1, Zsp2).
- the characteristics of the load impedance (Zps1, Zsp2) with respect to the power supply voltage E are common to both the first circuit example 11 and the second circuit example 12.
- the load impedance (Zps1, Zsp2) is the largest when only the parallel resonance is performed, and is the smallest when only the series resonance is performed.
- the most appropriate load impedance (Zps1, Zsp2) can be set according to the value that the power supply voltage E can take.
- FIG. 16 is a graph showing the relationship between the power supply voltage E and the resonant capacitors (Cp1, Cs1) in the first circuit example 11.
- the axis (right axis) of the series resonant capacitor Cs1 is a common logarithmic axis.
- the parallel resonant capacitor Cp1 and the series resonant capacitor Cs1 in the first circuit example 11 are in accordance with the possible values of the power supply voltage E. The most appropriate combination can be set.
- the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr of about 81.15 [ ⁇ ] is converted to the load impedance Zp1 of about 153.65 [ ⁇ ].
- the real axis component of the load impedance Zp1 is approximately 107.55 [ ⁇ ].
- the load impedance Zp1 becomes the load impedance Zps1 (about 107.55 [ ⁇ ]) having only the real axis component due to the series resonant capacitor Cs1 having a capacitance of about 0.145 [ ⁇ F].
- FIG. 17 is a graph showing the relationship between the power supply voltage E and the resonant capacitors (Cp2, Cs2) in the second circuit example 12.
- the axis of the series resonant capacitor Cs2 (right axis) is a common logarithmic axis.
- the parallel resonant capacitor Cp2 and the series resonant capacitor Cs2 in the second circuit example 12 are also in accordance with the possible values of the power supply voltage E. The most appropriate combination can be set.
- the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr of about 81.15 [ ⁇ ] is converted to the load impedance Zs2 of about 56.8 [ ⁇ ].
- the imaginary axis component of the load impedance Zs2 is about 48.23 [ ⁇ ].
- the load impedance Zs2 becomes the load impedance Zsp2 (about 107.55 [ ⁇ ]) of only the real axis component by the parallel resonant capacitor Cp2 having an electrostatic capacity of about 0.2379 [ ⁇ F].
- the power supply voltage range Epp is realized by both positive and negative power supplies ⁇ E, and the power supply voltage E is within the range shown in the equation (4-3) shown below.
- the values of the resonant capacitors (Cp1, Cp2, Cs1, Cs2) can be set satisfactorily. ⁇ V ⁇ (R /
- the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention can be applied even when the power supply voltage E is outside the range shown in the equation (4-3), but an embodiment thereof will be described later (FIG. 19, FIG. 19). 25 to 31).
- FIG. 18 shows simulation waveforms in the first circuit example 11 and the second circuit example 12.
- 18A shows the waveform of the first circuit example 11
- FIG. 18B shows the waveform of the second circuit example 12.
- the excitation source signal RDout is 2 [Vp-p]
- the excitation source signal Vin passed through the current amplification circuit 53 is 14 [Vp-p]
- the excitation signal Vout is 20 [Vp-p].
- the excitation signal Vout having a predetermined amplitude here, “10 [V]” can be obtained. .
- the parallel resonant element 2p and the series resonant element 2s need only have reactance components, and are not limited to the form using a capacitor.
- the exciting circuit 1 may be configured using an inductor (inductive element) as the parallel resonant element 2p and the series resonant element 2s.
- FIG. 19 to 21 are a schematic circuit diagram (FIG. 19) of the third circuit example 13 of the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention (FIG. 19), an equivalent circuit (FIG. 20) of the load impedance Zps3, and a vector diagram on the complex plane (FIG. 21).
- the third circuit example 13 includes a series resonant inductor Ls3 as a series resonant element 2s and a parallel resonant capacitor Cp3 as a parallel resonant element 2p.
- the third circuit example 13 includes a series resonant inductor Ls3 instead of the series resonant capacitor Cs1 of the first circuit example 11 (FIG. 9) as the series resonant element 2s.
- the traveling direction of the vector locus on the complex plane is opposite.
- the impedance vector moves in the direction in which the imaginary component becomes “0” (FIG. 11).
- the impedance vector moves in the fourth quadrant of the complex plane as shown in FIG.
- the vector moved by the parallel resonance capacitor Cp3 does not stay in the first quadrant but exceeds the parallel resonance point (Z0) and reaches the fourth quadrant.
- the amplification ratio of the amplitude in the third circuit example 13 is the same as the expression (5) related to the first circuit example 11, and becomes the expression (9) shown below.
- FIG. 22 to 24 are a schematic circuit diagram (FIG. 22) of the fourth circuit example 14 of the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention, an equivalent circuit (FIG. 23) of the load impedance Zps4, and a vector diagram on the complex plane (FIG. 24).
- the fourth circuit example 14 includes a parallel resonant inductor Ls4 as the parallel resonant element 2p and a series resonant capacitor Cp4 as the series resonant element 2s.
- the fourth circuit example 14 includes a parallel resonant inductor Lp4 as the parallel resonant element 2p instead of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp1 of the first circuit example 11 (FIG. 9).
- the traveling direction of the vector locus on the complex plane is the reverse direction.
- the vector moved clockwise on the circumference as shown in FIG. 11 moves counterclockwise in the fourth circuit example 14 (FIG. 24).
- the amplitude expansion ratio is the same as Expression (5) related to the first circuit example 11 and Expression (9) related to the third circuit example 13, and is expressed as Expression (10) shown below.
- each of the circuit examples (11 to 14) described above is an excitation circuit 1 suitable for the case where the range of the power supply voltage E is the expression (4-3) shown below.
- the above-described third circuit example 13 is also applicable to the case where the power supply voltage E is outside this range, for example, when it is smaller than the left side of the equation (4-3) as in the following equation (4-4). Can do.
- the power supply voltage E may be compensated for by the enlargement ratio.
- the enlargement ratio may be increased in the third circuit example 13 described above.
- the power supply voltage E when the power supply voltage E is outside the range of the formula (4-3) on the side (right side) different from the formula (2-4), for example, the formula (4-3) It may be larger than the right side of. E> V + Vd (4-5)
- the power supply voltage E may be adjusted by the enlargement ratio. That is, the amplitude may be reduced by setting the enlargement ratio to less than “1” (may be referred to as setting the “reduction ratio”).
- the enlargement ratio can be made less than “1” by the fifth circuit example 15 (FIG. 26) obtained by modifying the second circuit example 12. That is, by using the circuit configuration of the fifth circuit example 15, the amplitude of the excitation signal Vout can be reduced with respect to the excitation source signal Vin passed through the current amplifier circuit 53.
- FIG. 26 to 28 are a schematic circuit diagram (FIG. 26) of the fifth circuit example 15 of the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention (FIG. 26), an equivalent circuit (FIG. 27) of the load impedance Zsp5, and a vector diagram on the complex plane (FIG. 28).
- the fifth circuit example 15 includes a series resonant inductor Ls5 as the series resonant element 2s and a parallel resonant capacitor Cp5 as the parallel resonant element 2p.
- the fifth circuit example 15 includes a series resonant inductor Ls5 instead of the series resonant capacitor Cs2 of the second circuit example 12 (FIG. 12) as the series resonant element 2s.
- the traveling direction of the vector locus on the complex plane is the reverse direction.
- the impedance vector is moved in the direction in which the imaginary component becomes “0” by the series resonant element 2s (series resonant capacitor Cs2).
- the imaginary number component is increased by the series resonance element 2s (series resonance inductor Ls5) as shown in FIG.
- the vector Y1 moves to the vector Y51.
- the vector Y51 is further moved to the parallel resonance point (Zsp5) of the impedance Zs5 indicated by the vector Y51 by the parallel resonance capacitor Cp5, and becomes the vector Y52.
- the locus of the impedance vector at this time is outside the circle passing through the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr, the parallel resonance point (Z0) with respect to the impedance Zr, and the origin of the complex plane. It is on the circumference to be set. Specifically, this outer circumference is a circle having a center on the real axis Re and passing through the origin of the complex plane and the impedance Zs5 indicated by the vector Y51.
- the enlargement ratio (reduction ratio) in the fifth circuit example 15 is as shown in the following expression (11), similarly to the expression (7) representing the enlargement ratio in the second circuit example 12 described above.
- the fifth circuit example 15 is configured to include the series resonance inductor Ls5 instead of the series resonance capacitor Cs2 of the second circuit example 12 (FIG. 12).
- the sixth circuit example 16 is as illustrated in FIG. Further, instead of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp2 of the second circuit example 12 (FIG. 12), a parallel resonant inductor Lp6 is provided.
- the vector does not reach the real axis Re due to the action of the series resonant capacitor Cs2. That is, in the second circuit example 12, as shown in FIG. 14, the movement of the impedance vector by the series resonant capacitor Cs2 is completed within the first quadrant of the complex plane. On the other hand, in the sixth circuit example 16, as shown in FIG. 31, the vector moves beyond the real axis Re to the fourth quadrant of the complex plane by the action of the series resonant capacitor Cs2. As described above, in the capacitor and the inductor, the traveling direction of the vector locus on the complex plane is the reverse direction. In the second circuit example 12, as shown in FIG.
- the vector Y21 after being moved by the action of the series resonance capacitor Cs2 moves clockwise on the circumference by the action of the parallel resonance capacitor Cp2, and the vector Y21 The parallel resonance point (Zsp2) was reached.
- the vector Y61 after being moved by the action of the series resonant inductor Ls6 moves counterclockwise on the circumference by the action of the parallel resonant capacitor Cp6.
- the parallel resonance point (Zsp6) of the vector Y61 is reached.
- the locus of the impedance vector at this time is outside the circle passing through the impedance Zr of the excitation winding Lr, the parallel resonance point (Z0) with respect to the impedance Zr, and the origin of the complex plane. It is on the circumference to be set.
- the outer circumference is a circle having a center on the real axis Re and passing through the origin of the complex plane and the impedance Zs6 indicated by the impedance vector Y61.
- the range in which the vector locus is plotted is on the circumference of the semicircle, and on the circumference of the semicircle drawn in different quadrants (first quadrant and fourth quadrant) of the complex plane.
- the enlargement ratio (reduction ratio) in the sixth circuit example 16 is the following expression (7) and (11) representing the enlargement ratios in the second circuit example 12 and the fifth circuit example 15 described above: It is as shown in 12).
- the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention sets the parallel resonant element 2p and the series resonant element 2s in a flexible manner corresponding to a wide range of power supply voltage E. can do.
- the list of FIG. 32 shows combinations of excitation circuits 1 (11 to 16) suitable for the power supply voltage E.
- the case where only the parallel resonant circuit is configured (“when “E” is equal to the right side of the equation (4-3)) and the case where only the series resonant circuit is configured (“E” is expressed by the equation Excitation circuit 1 in the case where it is equal to the left side of 4-3) is omitted.
- E is expressed by the equation Excitation circuit 1 in the case where it is equal to the left side of 4-3)
- the excitation circuit 1 of the present invention constitutes an excellent resolver excitation device capable of selecting an optimum circuit configuration according to the power supply voltage E and the like.
- the circuit constants of the parallel resonant element 2p and the series resonant element 2s can be appropriately set according to the power supply voltage E and the like. is there. Therefore, by mounting components having different circuit constants on a circuit board configured with the same circuit pattern, it is possible to widely support various resolvers 40.
- the excitation circuit 1 is preferably constituted by a single power source having a power source voltage range Epp between the ground and the positive electrode.
- FIGS. 33 to 39 show schematic circuit diagrams of the excitation circuit 1 corresponding to the first circuit example 11 and the second circuit example 12 and using a practical single power supply (between the positive electrode Vcc and the ground).
- 33 to 36 show variations (11A, 11B, 11C, 11D) of the excitation circuit 1 of the first circuit example 11.
- FIG. 37 to 39 show variations (12A, 12C, 12D) of the excitation circuit 1 of the second circuit example 12.
- each excitation circuit 1 shown in FIGS. 33 to 39 includes a coupling capacitor Cc. Further, in order to set an appropriate time constant when charging the coupling capacitor Cc when the power is turned on, and to suppress the deviation of the DC operating point due to the leakage current of the coupling capacitor Cc, the series resonant capacitors (Cs1, Cs2) Is connected in parallel with the resistor R5.
- the reference voltage (DC operating point) of the operational amplifier IC1 is used to input the excitation source signal RDout, which is an AC signal, to the operational amplifier IC1.
- This reference voltage is preferably set to an intermediate potential (eg, “Vcc / 2”) between the positive electrode Vcc and the ground.
- resistors R3 and R4 which are voltage dividing resistors, are resistors having the same resistance value.
- the excitation circuit 11A and the excitation circuit 11B in FIG. 34 are the same in other points except for the arrangement of the coupling capacitor Cc.
- the excitation circuit 11C in FIG. 35 and the excitation circuit 11D in FIG. 36 have a coupling capacitor Cc disposed between the excitation winding Lr and the ground. Since the resistance component of the excitation winding Lr is small, in the excitation circuit 11A and the excitation circuit 11B, when the excitation winding Lr is short-circuited to the positive electrode Vcc (when a power fault occurs), the positive electrode Vcc and the ground are almost short-circuited.
- the excitation circuit 11C and the excitation circuit 11D since the coupling capacitor Cc exists between the ground and the excitation winding Lr, even if the excitation winding Lr has a power fault, the positive electrode Vcc and the ground It is possible to prevent a large current from flowing due to a short circuit between the two.
- the excitation circuit 11C in FIG. 35 and the excitation circuit 11D in FIG. 36 are the same in other points except for the arrangement of the coupling capacitor Cc.
- the excitation circuit 12C in FIG. 38 and the excitation circuit 12D in FIG. 39 have a configuration in which a coupling capacitor Cc is disposed between the excitation winding Lr and the ground. That is, as with the excitation circuit 11C (FIG. 35) and the excitation circuit 11D (FIG. 36) described above, this is an example of a circuit configuration that can be easily protected against the power supply of the excitation winding Lr.
- the excitation circuit 12C in FIG. 38 and the excitation circuit 12D in FIG. 39 are the same in other points except for the arrangement of the coupling capacitor Cc.
- the R / D converter 51 generates the excitation source signal RDout for exciting the excitation winding Lr.
- the excitation source signal RDout is, for example, a sinusoidal signal having a peak value of 2 [V] and a frequency of 10 [kHz] to 20 [kHz] (see, for example, FIG. 18).
- the excitation source signal RDout is generated, for example, by outputting discrete voltage values while changing them in time series. That is, the excitation source signal RDout is generated by a technique such as D / A conversion (digital / analog conversion) in which digital signals are connected in time series and converted into analog signals.
- the excitation source signal RDout output from the R / D converter 51 may have a stepped waveform as shown in FIG. A signal having a frequency component (high frequency component) much higher than the fundamental wave component is superimposed on the signal having such a staircase waveform. If this high frequency component remains in the excitation signal Vout, the detection accuracy of the magnetic pole position may be lowered. Further, the high frequency component may increase high frequency radiation noise (radiation noise).
- the excitation circuit 11A shown in FIG. 33 has an excitation source signal input line to which the excitation source signal RDout is input, and a feedback loop that feeds back the excitation signal Vout onto the excitation source signal input line, and the amplitude of the excitation signal Vout.
- a feedback controller (operational amplifier IC1) that performs feedback control to stabilize the signal.
- a capacitor Cf functioning as a low-pass filter is added to the feedback loop of the operational amplifier IC1 to the excitation circuit 11A, thereby forming an excitation circuit 11E having a low-pass filter.
- the capacitor Cf is connected in parallel to the feedback resistor R2 that sets the gain of signal amplification by the operational amplifier IC1.
- the form of adding the capacitor Cf to the feedback loop of the operational amplifier IC1 is not limited to the excitation circuit 11E shown in FIG. 41, and for example, the form of the excitation circuit 11F shown in FIG.
- the feedback resistor R2 is divided into a first feedback resistor R21 and a second feedback resistor R22, and a capacitor Cf is connected in parallel with the first feedback resistor R21 which is one of the feedback resistors.
- the feedback resistor R2 is divided so that the sum of the first feedback resistor R21 and the second feedback resistor R22 has the same value as the feedback resistor R2.
- phase margin of a round transfer function including a feedback loop is sufficiently secured in order to stabilize the circuit.
- the phase margin of the round transfer function is 60 degrees or more, it is stable.
- the difference between the phase at the zero cross point (the frequency at which the loop gain is “0 [dB]”) in the Bode diagram of the one-round transfer function and the minus 180 degrees of the Bode diagram is “ Phase margin ". 43 shows a Bode diagram of the circular transfer function of the excitation circuit 11E of FIG. 41
- FIG. 44 shows a Bode diagram of the circular transfer function of the excitation circuit 11F of FIG.
- the excitation circuit 11E in FIG. 41 has a phase margin of about 37 degrees
- the excitation circuit 11F in FIG. 42 has a phase margin of about 63 degrees. That is, in the excitation circuit 11E in FIG. 41 and the excitation circuit 11F in FIG. 42, it can be said that the excitation circuit 11F in FIG. 42 is more stable. If the circuit lacks stability, the output (in this case, the excitation signal Vout) may oscillate. Therefore, considering the phase margin, it is preferable to adopt the configuration of the excitation circuit 11F of FIG. 42 as compared to the excitation circuit 11E of FIG.
- the excitation circuit 11F in FIG. 42 can ensure a phase margin of 60 degrees or more, the function of the low-pass filter in the feedback loop is suppressed. For this reason, depending on the voltage resolution of the excitation source signal RDout output from the R / D converter 51, there is a possibility that the removal of the high-frequency component constituting the stepped waveform may be insufficient. That is, if the voltage resolution of the excitation source signal RDout is high, the height of one step of the staircase waveform is reduced, so that the amplitude of the high frequency component is also reduced and removal is facilitated. On the other hand, if the voltage resolution of the excitation source signal RDout is low, the height of one step of the staircase waveform is increased and the amplitude of the high frequency component is also increased. Therefore, higher removal performance is also required for the low-pass filter.
- the excitation circuit 11G in FIG. 45 exemplifies a circuit configuration that can secure a phase margin of 60 degrees or more while including a low-pass filter having high removal performance for high-frequency components.
- the excitation circuit 11G of FIG. 45 includes a band-pass filter 54 that filters the excitation source signal RDout in the previous stage of the operational amplifier IC1 as a feedback controller.
- “C1” is a coupling capacitor, which removes the DC component of the excitation source signal RDout and transmits only the AC component to the subsequent circuit (operational amplifier IC1). That is, the coupling capacitor “C1” substantially functions as a high-pass filter for the excitation source signal RDout.
- a low-pass filter is configured by a resistor R6 and a capacitor Cf before the capacitor C1. Therefore, the band-pass filter 54 is configured by a high-pass filter having “C1” (and “R1”) as a core and a low-pass filter having “R6” and “Cf” as a core.
- the band-pass filter 54 is disposed on the R / D converter 51 side from the feedback point where the excitation signal Vout is fed back to the operational amplifier IC1.
- FIG. 46 shows a Bode diagram of the circular transfer function of the excitation circuit 11G of FIG.
- the phase margin of the excitation circuit 11G in FIG. 45 is about 72 degrees, and a sufficient phase margin exceeding 60 degrees is ensured.
- the band-pass filter 54 is configured in the order of the low-pass filter and the high-pass filter from the previous stage side (R / D converter 51 side) toward the operational amplifier IC1 as a feedback controller. If this order is the order of the high-pass filter and the low-pass filter from the preceding stage side, a capacitive load (capacitor Cf) is added immediately before the operational amplifier IC1 (on the input side), which is not preferable in terms of circuit characteristics. . Therefore, like the excitation circuit 11G in FIG. 45, the bandpass filter 54 is preferably configured in the order of a low-pass filter and a high-pass filter from the previous stage toward the operational amplifier IC1.
- the connection order of the coupling capacitor (capacitor C1) and the input resistance (resistor R1) of the operational amplifier IC1 is as follows. There is no problem with the reverse.
- the circuit (11E, 11F, 11G) in which the low-pass filter and the band-pass filter 54 are added to the excitation circuit 11A of FIG. 33 has been described as an example, but naturally these filters are shown in FIGS.
- the present invention can be similarly applied to the excitation circuit 1 (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16) shown in FIG. 9, FIG. 12, FIG. 19, FIG. 22, FIG.
- a specific circuit after the application of the low-pass filter or the band-pass filter can be easily configured by those skilled in the art, and thus illustration and detailed description thereof are omitted.
- the present invention can be used for a resolver excitation device that adjusts the amplitude of a sinusoidal excitation source signal to generate an excitation signal having a predetermined amplitude in order to excite the excitation winding of the resolver.
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レゾルバの励磁巻線を励磁するために、正弦波状の励磁源信号の振幅を調整して、予め規定された振幅の励磁信号を生成するレゾルバ励磁装置であって、
前記励磁巻線のインピーダンスに対して並列共振インピーダンスとして機能する並列共振素子を有する並列共振回路と、
前記励磁巻線のインピーダンスに対して直列共振インピーダンスとして機能する直列共振素子を有する直列共振回路と、を備える点にある。
[1]励磁回路側から見た励磁巻線LrのインピーダンスZr(負荷インピーダンス)の絶対値を大きくすること、
[2]位相角θを“0”に近づけて(“cosθ”の値を“1”に近づけて)式(2)の右辺第2項の値を大きくすること、
が好ましいことが判る。
Epp : ±(V+Vd) ・・・(4-1)
{V・(R/|Zr|)}+Vd < E < V+Vd・・・(4-3)
以下、電源電圧“E”が式(4-3)の範囲内である場合に好適な、本発明に係る励磁回路1の具体的な構成例を示して説明する。
{V・(R/|Zr|)}+Vd < E < V+Vd・・・(4-3)
即ち、式(4-3)の左辺に示す直列共振のみの場合の電源電圧から、式(4-3)の右辺に示す並列共振のみの場合の電源電圧の範囲とした。ここで、「直列共振のみ」は、第1回路例11及び第2回路例12において並列共振コンデンサ(Cp1,Cp2)が“0”の場合に対応する。「並列共振のみ」は、第1回路例11及び第2回路例12において直列共振コンデンサ(Cs1,Cs2)が“∞”の場合に対応する。
{V・(R/|Zr|)}+Vd < E < (V+Vd) ・・・(4-3)
尚、本発明の励磁回路1は、電源電圧Eが、式(4-3)に示す範囲外の場合にも適用させることが可能であるが、その実施形態については後述する(図19、図25~図31)。
{V・(R/|Zr|)}+Vd < E < V+Vd ・・・(4-3)
但し、上述した第3回路例13は、電源電圧Eがこの範囲外の場合、例えば下記式(4-4)のように、式(4-3)の左辺よりも小さい場合にも適用することができる。
E < {V・(R/|Zr|)}+Vd ・・・(4-4)
この場合には、電源電圧Eが低い分を拡大比で補えばよい。例えば上述した第3回路例13において拡大比を大きくすればよい。具体的には、上記式(9)において“|Zp3|”の値を小さくすれば拡大比が大きくなる。これは、図25に示すように、並列共振コンデンサCp3によってインピーダンスのベクトルを移動させる範囲を図21のベクトル軌跡に例示した移動範囲よりも大きくすることによって実現可能である。
E > V+Vd ・・・(4-5)
この場合には、電源電圧Eが高い分を拡大比で調整すればよい。つまり、拡大比を“1”未満として、振幅を縮小させればよい(「縮小比」を設定すると称してもよい。)。例えば、後述するように、第2回路例12を改変した第5回路例15(図26)によって拡大比を“1”未満とすることが可能である。即ち、第5回路例15の回路構成を用いて、励磁信号Voutの振幅を、電流増幅回路53を経た励磁源信号Vinに対して縮小させることも可能である。
E > V+Vd ・・・(4-5)
つまり、第2回路例12を改変した第5回路例15(図26)と同様に、第2回路例12を改変した第6回路例16(図29)によって拡大比を“1”未満とすることも可能である。図29~図31は、本発明の励磁回路1の第6回路例16の模式的回路図(図29)及びその負荷インピーダンスZsp6の等価回路(図30)及び複素平面上でのベクトル図(図31)を示している。第5回路例15は、第2回路例12(図12)の直列共振コンデンサCs2の代わりに直列共振インダクタLs5を有して構成されていたが、第6回路例16は、図29に示すように、第2回路例12(図12)の並列共振コンデンサCp2の代わりに並列共振インダクタLp6を有して構成されている。
2p :並列共振素子
2s :直列共振素子
11~16:第1回路例~第6回路例(励磁回路)
11A,11B,11C,11D,11E,11F,11G:励磁回路
12A,12C,12D:励磁回路
40 :レゾルバ
54 :バンドパスフィルタ
Cp :並列共振コンデンサ(並列共振素子)
Cs :直列共振コンデンサ(直列共振素子)
Lr :励磁巻線
RDout:励磁源信号
Vin :励磁源信号
Vout :励磁信号
Zps1 :負荷インピーダンス
Zsp2 :負荷インピーダンス
Zps3 :負荷インピーダンス
Zps4 :負荷インピーダンス
Zsp5 :負荷インピーダンス
Zsp6 :負荷インピーダンス
Zxp :並列共振インピーダンス
Zxs :直列共振インピーダンス
Claims (8)
- レゾルバの励磁巻線を励磁するために、正弦波状の励磁源信号の振幅を調整して、予め規定された振幅の励磁信号を生成するレゾルバ励磁装置であって、
前記励磁巻線のインピーダンスに対して並列共振インピーダンスとして機能する並列共振素子を有する並列共振回路と、
前記励磁巻線のインピーダンスに対して直列共振インピーダンスとして機能する直列共振素子を有する直列共振回路と、
を備えたレゾルバ励磁装置。 - 前記並列共振回路は、前記励磁巻線に対して並列に接続された容量性素子を有して構成され、前記直列共振回路は、前記励磁巻線に対して直列に接続された容量性素子を有して構成されている請求項1に記載のレゾルバ励磁装置。
- 前記並列共振素子と前記励磁巻線との並列回路に対して、前記直列共振素子が接続されている請求項1又は2に記載のレゾルバ励磁装置。
- 前記直列共振素子と前記励磁巻線との直列回路に対して、前記並列共振素子が接続されている請求項1又は2に記載のレゾルバ励磁装置。
- 前記並列共振素子の回路定数は、前記励磁信号の振幅に対する前記励磁源信号の振幅の比率に応じて設定され、
前記直列共振素子の回路定数は、前記励磁巻線及び前記並列共振素子及び前記直列共振素子のインピーダンスを合成した負荷インピーダンスのリアクタンス成分がゼロとなるように設定される請求項3に記載のレゾルバ励磁装置。 - 前記直列共振素子の回路定数は、前記励磁信号の振幅に対する前記励磁源信号の振幅の比率に応じて設定され、
前記並列共振素子の回路定数は、前記励磁巻線及び前記並列共振素子及び前記直列共振素子のインピーダンスを合成した負荷インピーダンスのリアクタンス成分がゼロとなるように設定される請求項4に記載のレゾルバ励磁装置。 - 前記励磁源信号が入力される励磁源信号入力ラインと、前記励磁信号を前記励磁源信号入力ライン上にフィードバックするフィードバックループとを有し、前記励磁信号の振幅を安定化するフィードバック制御を行うフィードバック制御器と、
前記励磁信号がフィードバックされる帰還点よりも前段において、前記励磁源信号を濾波するバンドパスフィルタと、を備える請求項1から6の何れか一項に記載のレゾルバ励磁装置。 - 前記バンドパスフィルタは、前記フィードバック制御器へ向かって前段側から、ローパスフィルタ、ハイパスフィルタの順に構成されている請求項7に記載のレゾルバ励磁装置。
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