WO2015182020A1 - ブラシレスモータ駆動装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a brushless motor driving apparatus that drives and controls a brushless motor, and in particular, AD (analog-to-digital) conversion that may be a cause before a torque deviation occurs due to a variation in a part of a motor control circuit.
- the present invention relates to a brushless motor driving device having a function of diagnosing a circuit and a current detection circuit and generating a correction value.
- the cooling fan has the air volume required for the fan and the driving sound emitted in the vicinity depending on the air temperature and the temperature of the object to be cooled, and it is necessary to control it to satisfy it. is there. It is known that the variation in the air volume depends on the variation in the rotational speed of the motor attached to the impeller (impeller), and the driving sound depends on the rotational torque of the motor.
- PWM pulse width modulation
- the rotational position of the motor is estimated from the value of the current flowing through the coil of each phase. Further, the actual rotational speed is calculated from the amount of change in the rotational position per unit time.
- the switching pulse width of the MOS-FET element provided in the inverter circuit for realizing the PWM drive is controlled according to the calculated actual rotational speed.
- Patent Document 1 when the determination voltage is within a predetermined range, the current value detected by the current detection circuit cannot be accurately calculated due to an error of the AD conversion circuit, and a torque error occurs. It was. Further, in Patent Document 2, even if the rotation speed can be corrected by the error rate of the reference clock, the error of the AD conversion circuit cannot be detected.
- a brushless motor driving device includes an inverter circuit that energizes and drives a winding of a brushless motor, a current detection circuit that detects a current value of the winding, a control unit that controls rotation of the brushless motor, a resistor, and a capacitor And an RC filter constructed.
- the control unit generates a drive control unit that generates a signal for driving the inverter, a clock generation circuit that generates a clock pulse that is a reference of the operation cycle, and a pulse signal that changes in frequency based on the clock pulse, A pulse output circuit to be applied to the RC filter, an AD conversion circuit connected to the capacitor of the RC filter and the current detection circuit, and an AD conversion error calculation unit for calculating a conversion error of the AD conversion circuit are provided. Then, the AD conversion error calculation unit calculates the conversion error based on the difference between the output value of the AD conversion circuit having the capacitor voltage as an input and the AD (analog-digital data) conversion value calculated from the capacitor charging time. It is the structure to calculate.
- the brushless motor driving apparatus of the present invention it is possible to calculate the conversion error of the AD conversion circuit, and to use this conversion error to determine whether the AD conversion circuit is abnormal or to correct the output value of the AD conversion circuit.
- the software can be imported with high accuracy. For this reason, the current value detected by the current detection circuit can be calculated with high accuracy, and the rotation error and torque error can be reduced. Thereby, variation in the air volume and driving sound of the cooling fan can be reduced.
- the AD conversion circuit generally has a smaller effective bit number and a worsening conversion characteristic as the frequency of the input analog signal increases.
- the present invention calculates a conversion error of the AD converter circuit using a pulse signal whose frequency changes. That is, the present invention uses a pulse signal whose frequency changes in comparison with a static measurement method in which a DC voltage is applied to the input of the AD conversion circuit and a conversion error is calculated while changing the voltage. Therefore, it is possible to calculate a conversion error based on a conversion characteristic that matches the reality.
- the cooling fan can be reduced in size and weight.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a brushless motor driving apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the waveform of the pulse signal Pls and the waveform of the capacitor voltage Vc of the brushless motor driving apparatus.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a configuration example for calculating the clock error rate Ce in the brushless motor driving apparatus.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the brushless motor driving apparatus according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining interpolation of the correction table of the brushless motor driving apparatus.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a brushless motor driving apparatus 10 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 shows an example of a configuration in which a brushless motor 40 is connected to the brushless motor driving apparatus 10.
- the brushless motor driving device 10 drives and controls the brushless motor 40 so as to perform a rotating operation in accordance with an external command.
- the brushless motor 40 includes a stator including a coil 41 having a winding wound around a stator core, and a rotor that rotates around the shaft by energizing the coil 41.
- the brushless motor 40 has a three-phase coil 41 having a U phase, a V phase, and a W phase, and the brushless motor driving device 10 uses a drive signal Drv in which each phase is pulse-width modulated (PWM).
- PWM pulse-width modulated
- the brushless motor drive device 10 includes a current detection circuit 15, an inverter circuit 14, a control unit 11, and an RC filter 26.
- the brushless motor driving apparatus 10 receives, for example, a rotational speed / torque command Tsp, which is a signal for commanding the rotational speed and torque amount, as one of commands from an external host controller (not shown).
- the brushless motor drive device 10 generates the drive signal Drv so that the rotation of the brushless motor 40 becomes a rotation speed or torque according to the rotation speed / torque command Tsp. Then, the brushless motor driving device 10 applies each of the generated driving signals Drv to each coil 41, and controls the rotation of the brushless motor 40 in this way.
- the control unit 11 performs inverter circuit 14 based on the residual between the rotational speed / torque command Tsp and the actual rotational speed by PID (proportional, integral, differential) control.
- PMW original signal Dp for switching driving is generated.
- the inverter circuit 14 generates and outputs a drive signal Drv for energizing and driving the coils 41 of each phase by switching an internal switching element connected to the power source in accordance with the PMW original signal Dp.
- the brushless motor driving device 10 is configured to drive and control the brushless motor 40 without a position sensor or the like.
- the current detection circuit 15 is provided in order to detect the position of the rotating rotor without such a sensor.
- the current detection circuit 15 is disposed in the vicinity of the wiring of the driving signal Drv of each phase, and detects the current value of each phase (U phase, V phase, W phase) flowing through the coil 41 wound around the stator core of the brushless motor 40. .
- the current detection circuit 15 supplies each voltage to the control unit 11 as an analog voltage Det corresponding to each detected current value.
- the control unit 11 includes an AD (Analog-Digital) conversion circuit.
- the control unit 11 performs AD conversion on the voltage Det and uses the output data of the AD conversion to rotate the rotor. The position and rotation speed are calculated.
- the present embodiment is characterized in that it has a function of judging abnormality such as the current detection circuit 15 and the AD conversion circuit. That is, in order to determine these abnormalities, in the present embodiment, the brushless motor driving apparatus 10 is provided with an RC filter 26 composed of a resistor (R) and a capacitor (C).
- control unit 11 drives and controls the brushless motor 40 so that the brushless motor 40 performs a desired rotation operation, so that the rotation control unit 12, the drive waveform generation unit 13, the first, second, and third AD conversion circuits 221, 222, and 223 (hereinafter, collectively referred to simply as AD conversion circuit 22), motor position calculation unit 18, and actual rotation speed calculation unit 17 are provided.
- AD conversion circuit 22 the first, second, and third AD conversion circuits 221, 222, and 223
- motor position calculation unit 18 motor position calculation unit 18
- actual rotation speed calculation unit 17 are provided.
- These units constitute a drive control unit that generates a PWM original signal Dp for driving the inverter circuit 14, and the generated PWM original signal Dp is supplied to the inverter circuit 14.
- control unit 11 includes a clock generation circuit 23 that generates a clock pulse Clk serving as the clock signal, and a timer circuit 24 that generates various timing signals based on the clock pulse Clk. I have.
- control unit 11 determines the abnormality of each AD conversion circuit 22 and the current detection circuit 15, and outputs a pulse output circuit 25, an AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19, an AD conversion error calculation unit 20, and a current detection circuit. And a diagnosis unit 21.
- each of the AD conversion circuits 22 converts the analog voltage input to each of the channels ch1 and ch2 into digital signals Dig1, Dig2, and Dig3 that indicate the voltage values as digital values. Convert and output.
- a voltage Det corresponding to the current value detected by the current detection circuit 15 is supplied to the channel ch1.
- a voltage DetU which is a voltage Det corresponding to the U-phase current value, is supplied to the channel ch1, and a digital signal Dig1 indicating a digital value corresponding to the voltage DetU is output.
- a voltage DetV which is a voltage Det corresponding to the V-phase current value
- a digital signal Dig2 indicating a digital value corresponding to the voltage DetV
- a voltage DetW that is a voltage Det corresponding to the current value of the W phase is supplied to the channel ch1
- a digital signal Dig3 indicating a digital value corresponding to the voltage DetW is output.
- a capacitor voltage Vc as a determination voltage used for determining abnormality is supplied from the RC filter 26 to the channel ch2 of each AD conversion circuit 22 in common. .
- the digital signals Dig 1 to 3 output from the respective AD conversion circuits 22 are supplied to the motor position calculation unit 18.
- the motor position calculation unit 18 calculates the rotor position of the brushless motor 40 from the digital signals Dig1 to Dig3 indicating the current value of each phase. That is, in the present embodiment, the motor position calculation unit 18 detects the rotational position of the rotor based on the current value detected in each phase.
- the motor position calculation unit 18 outputs a rotor position signal Pd indicating the calculated rotor position to the actual rotation speed calculation unit 17 and the drive waveform generation unit 13.
- a timer count number Cnt indicating a predetermined time width is notified to the actual rotation speed calculation unit 17 from the timer position signal Pd.
- the actual rotational speed calculation unit 17 uses the timer count number Cnt and the rotor position signal Pd to calculate the actual rotational speed indicating the actual rotational speed from the amount of change in the rotor position in a predetermined time width.
- the actual rotation speed calculation unit 17 outputs the actual rotation speed to the rotation control unit 12 as an actual rotation speed signal Vd.
- the rotation control unit 12 performs calculation processing (PID processing) such as proportional-integral differentiation on the deviation that is the difference between the rotation speed / torque command Tsp and the actual rotation speed signal Vd, and according to the result of this calculation processing.
- the drive waveform duty signal Dd is generated and output.
- the drive waveform generator 13 generates a PMW original signal Dp for controlling the switching element of the inverter circuit 14 from the drive waveform duty signal Dd and the rotor position signal Pd, and outputs the PMW original signal Dp to the inverter circuit 14.
- the actual rotation speed signal Vd indicating the actual rotation speed of the rotor is generated based on the current value detected by the current detection circuit 15, and is also commanded to control the rotation speed.
- the rotational speed / torque command Tsp indicating the commanded speed is notified.
- the brushless motor driving device 10 forms a speed control loop that performs feedback control so that the rotational speed of the rotor follows the command speed based on the actual rotational speed signal Vd and the rotational speed / torque command Tsp.
- the brushless motor driving apparatus 10 controls the rotation of the brushless motor 40 by continuously executing the series of loops as described above.
- control unit 11 includes a clock generation circuit 23 and a timer circuit 24 in order to execute such a series of loop processing by digital processing and to generate the sampling timing of the AD conversion circuit 22.
- the clock generation circuit 23 generates a periodic clock pulse Clk that serves as a reference for the operation cycle, and distributes it to each digital processing circuit as a reference clock for the control unit 11.
- the timer circuit 24 operates using the reference clock pulse Clk, and outputs trigger signals Trg1 and Trg3 as sampling signals to the AD conversion circuit 22 at a predetermined timing. Further, the timer circuit 24 outputs trigger signals Trg2 and Trg4 to the pulse output circuit 25.
- the timer circuit 24 includes a counter that counts clock pulses Clk.
- the timer circuit 24 outputs a pulse signal indicating timing according to a predetermined count number as the trigger signals Trg1 to 4 and the timer count number Cnt by the counter.
- the cycle of the clock pulse Clk is 0.1 ⁇ S (that is, the frequency is 10 MHz).
- the count number for the High period of a certain pulse is 200
- the count number for the Low period of the pulse is 800.
- the timer circuit 24 outputs a periodic pulse signal of 10 KHz in which the High period is 20 ⁇ S and the Low period is 80 ⁇ S.
- the AD conversion circuit 22 uses the timing at which such a pulse signal rises from Low to High, or the opposite timing, as the sampling timing.
- a pulse signal is a signal composed of a high level and a low level, and the high level is a level near the voltage of the positive power supply Vcc, a low level. Is described as a level near the voltage of the ground serving as a negative power source.
- Each of the AD conversion circuits 22 reads the capacitor voltage (voltage at the intermediate connection point P) Vc of the RC filter 26 at the timing indicated by the trigger signals Trg1 and Trg3.
- the trigger signal Trg1 indicates a timing at which the capacitor 28 is sufficiently discharged and the capacitor voltage Vc becomes the lowest (hereinafter, this timing is appropriately referred to as timing C1).
- the trigger signal Trg3 indicates the timing at which the capacitor 28 is sufficiently charged and the capacitor voltage Vc becomes the highest during the measurement period (hereinafter, this timing is appropriately referred to as timing C2).
- the timer circuit 24 outputs trigger signals Trg2 and Trg4 to the pulse output circuit 25.
- the AD conversion circuit 22 reads the lowest capacitor voltage Vc at the timing of the trigger signal Trg1, and charges the capacitor 28 at the timing of the trigger signal Trg2 immediately after the trigger signal Trg1. Is started. Then, the AD conversion circuit 22 reads the highest capacitor voltage Vc in the measurement period at the timing of the trigger signal Trg3, and discharge of the capacitor 28 is started at the timing of the trigger signal Trg4 immediately after the trigger signal Trg3.
- the pulse output circuit 25 switches the signal level Low and High of the pulse signal Pls to be output, thereby changing the predetermined duty ratio and cycle.
- the pulse signal Pls is generated and output to the RC filter 26.
- the present embodiment is characterized in that the pulse signal Pls whose frequency is sequentially lowered is supplied to the RC filter 26 while the duty ratio is constant for each measurement period in which the capacitor voltage Vc is read.
- the AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19, the AD conversion error calculation unit 20, and the current detection circuit diagnosis unit 21 use the measurement result of the capacitor voltage Vc at the measurement timing of the trigger signals Trg1 and Trg3 as described above to use the AD conversion circuit 22 In addition, abnormality diagnosis of the current detection circuit 15 is performed. If the diagnosis result is abnormal, an error stop signal Err is output to the rotation control unit 12 to stop the rotation operation of the brushless motor 40.
- the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 calculates the capacitor charging time Tc using the clock error rate Ce recorded in the memory 31.
- FIG. 2 shows the waveform (upper side) of the pulse signal Pls applied to the RC filter 26 from the pulse output circuit 25 in the brushless motor driving apparatus 10, the waveform (lower side) of the capacitor voltage Vc, and the reading timing of the AD conversion circuit 22. Show.
- measurement periods for abnormality diagnosis are sequentially provided, such as a first measurement period M1, a second measurement period M2, a third measurement period M3, and an nth measurement period Mn.
- a first measurement period M1 a second measurement period M2, a third measurement period M3, and an nth measurement period Mn.
- the time width of each period Tt is set to the period time width Tt1 to Ttn
- the High period Th of the pulse signal Pls in each measurement period is the High period.
- the widths Th1 to Thn are shown. That is, for example, in the first measurement period M1, the period time width Tt1, and the period Th in which the pulse signal Pls is High has the High period width Th1.
- Trigger signals Trg2 and Trg4 are supplied from the timer circuit 24 to the pulse output circuit 25 in order to generate such a pulse signal Pls. As shown in the upper side of FIG. 2, the pulse output circuit 25 switches from Low to High at the timing of the trigger signal Trg2, and outputs a pulse signal Pls that switches from High to Low at the timing of the trigger signal Trg4.
- the timer circuit 24 outputs each trigger signal Trg2 so that a period from a certain trigger signal Trg2 to the next trigger signal Trg2 becomes longer every cycle Tt.
- the pulse output circuit 25 outputs the pulse signal Pls in which the cycle time widths Tt1 to Ttn of the respective cycles Tt increase in order as shown in FIG.
- the timer circuit 24 outputs each trigger signal Trg4 so that a period Th from a certain trigger signal Trg2 to the trigger signal Trg4 in the cycle Tt also increases for each cycle Tt so as to have a predetermined duty ratio. To do.
- the pulse output circuit 25 outputs the pulse signal Pls having a constant duty ratio in each cycle and equal to each other as described above.
- such a pulse signal Pls is applied to the RC filter 26 in order to perform abnormality diagnosis of the AD conversion circuit 22 and the current detection circuit 15.
- the capacitor 28 repeats charging and discharging, so that the capacitor voltage Vc has a waveform as shown on the lower side of FIG. That is, when the waveform of the pulse signal Pls output from the pulse output circuit 25 is within a predetermined duty ratio and frequency range, the capacitor voltage Vc at the intermediate connection point P of the RC filter 26 has a sawtooth shape having a predetermined peak voltage. It becomes the waveform.
- the interval between the timings C1 and C2 at which the AD conversion circuit 22 reads the capacitor voltage is increased.
- the duty ratio of the pulse signal Pls applied to the RC filter 26 can be fixed, and the frequency can be lowered for each pulse of the pulse signal Pls.
- the timer circuit 24 has a counter that counts the clock pulse Clk, and the trigger signals Trg1 to 4 are generated using this counter. Further, a specific example will be given in which the predetermined duty ratio is 20% and the cycle Tt of the pulse signal Pls increases in order to double and the frequency decreases.
- the timer circuit 24 operates using the counter as follows, for example. First, in the first measurement period M1, the timer circuit 24 starts counting of the counter so that the count value is incremented from “0” at the timing of the trigger signal Trg2. The timer circuit 24 outputs the trigger signal Trg4 when the count value reaches “99”. Further, the count value of the timer circuit 24 is incremented, and when the count value reaches “499”, the next trigger signal Trg2 is output, and the first measurement period M1 ends. Thereby, in the first measurement period M1, the pulse signal Pls output from the pulse output circuit 25 has a time width Th1 of the High period Th with respect to a cycle time width Tt1 of “500” times one clock period. This is “100” times one clock cycle.
- the timing indicated by the trigger signals Trg1 and Trg3 that are the sampling timing of the AD conversion circuit 22 may be as follows, for example. That is, first, the trigger signal Trg4 may be output immediately after the trigger signal Trg3 as described above. Thus, the trigger signal Trg3 may be output immediately before the trigger signal Trg4 corresponding to the count value “99”, that is, when the count value becomes “98”. As described above, the trigger signal Trg2 may be output immediately after the trigger signal Trg1. Thus, the trigger signal Trg1 may be output immediately before the trigger signal Trg2 corresponding to the count value “499”, that is, when the count value “498” is reached.
- the second measurement period M2 the following may be performed so that the cycle Tt is twice as long as the measurement period M1.
- the count is once reset, and the count of the counter is restarted so as to increment from the count value “0”.
- the timer circuit 24 outputs the trigger signal Trg4 when the count value reaches “199”. Further, the count value of the timer circuit 24 is incremented, and when the count value reaches “999”, the next trigger signal Trg2 is output, and the measurement period M2 ends.
- the pulse signal Pls output from the pulse output circuit 25 has a period time width Tt2 of “1000” clocks, while the time width Th2 of the High period Th is “clock”. 200 ".
- the duty ratio is 20% as in the measurement period M1.
- the trigger signal Trg3 may be output when the count value “198” is reached, and the trigger signal Trg1 may be output when the count value “998” is reached.
- the above processing is performed for each measurement period, so that the pulse signal Pls whose frequency is sequentially decreased is applied to the RC filter 26 while the duty ratio is constant.
- the charging time of the capacitor 28 increases for each pulse, and the peak voltage value of the capacitor voltage Vc increases to V1, V2, and V3.
- the peak voltage value becomes saturated at Vcmax.
- the AD conversion circuit 22 reads the lowest capacitor voltage Vc at timing C1, and also has the highest capacitor voltage Vc at which the peak voltage values increase to V1, V2, and V3 at timing C2 for each measurement period. Reading.
- the AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19 uses the values of the digital signals Dig1 to Dig3 (hereinafter collectively referred to simply as output values Dig) that are AD output signals of the AD conversion circuit 22 at the timing C1, so that the AD conversion circuit 22 Determine if it is normal.
- the AD conversion circuit 22 inputs an analog signal whose input voltage of the analog input is an upper / lower limit voltage range from the lower limit voltage Vmin to the upper limit voltage Vmax, and changes from the lower limit output value as a digital value corresponding to the lower limit voltage Vmin to the upper limit voltage Vmax.
- the output value Dig in the upper and lower limit output value range up to the upper limit output value as the corresponding digital value is output.
- an input voltage having a lower limit voltage Vmin of 0V is “0”
- an upper limit voltage Vmax is an input voltage of 1V.
- the channel ch2 of the AD conversion circuit 22 receives the minimum value Vcmin of the capacitor voltage Vc as the lower limit voltage Vmin and the maximum value Vcmax of the capacitor voltage Vc as the upper limit voltage Vmax.
- the AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19 determines an abnormality of the conversion function of the output value Dig with respect to the lower limit voltage Vmin on the input side with respect to the AD conversion circuit 22.
- the lower limit voltage Vmin a voltage at which the capacitor 28 at the timing C1 is sufficiently discharged and the capacitor voltage Vc becomes the lowest, that is, the minimum value Vcmin is used.
- the AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19 determines that the AD conversion circuit 22 is abnormal. If the AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19 determines that there is an abnormality, it outputs an error stop signal Err to the rotation control unit 12 to stop the rotation operation of the brushless motor 40.
- the AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19 determines that the AD conversion circuit 22 is abnormal if the output value Dig is “7”, and outputs If the value is “4”, it is determined that there is no abnormality.
- the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 calculates an error from a standard value in AD conversion using the output value Dig of the AD conversion circuit 22 at timing C2, and uses this error to determine whether the AD conversion circuit 22 is normal. Determine. That is, the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 determines an abnormality in the conversion function of the output value Dig with respect to the input voltage Vin on the input side in the AD conversion circuit 22 based on the calculated error.
- an 8-bit AD conversion circuit 22 that performs linear conversion has a conversion specification in which an output value Dig is “0” to “255” with respect to an input voltage of 0 to 1 V.
- the standard specification is such that an output value Dig of “128” is output.
- the measurement result is “127” for an input voltage of 0.5 V, for example.
- the difference between the standard case and the measurement result is used as a conversion error.
- the difference “1” between “128” in the standard case and “127” in the measurement result is the conversion error.
- the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 calculates such a conversion error. Further, the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 uses such a conversion error and determines that it is abnormal when the conversion error is large.
- the capacitor voltage Vc obtained by charging the capacitor 28 at the timing C2 for a predetermined time is used as the input voltage Vin. That is, as shown in the lower side of FIG. 2, the peak voltage value of the capacitor voltage Vc changes to V1, V2, and V3 for each measurement period.
- the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 determines whether the conversion function of the AD conversion circuit 22 is abnormal based on the output value Dig for each input voltage Vin that changes in this way.
- the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 determines that the AD conversion circuit 22 is abnormal when the output value Dig deviates from a predetermined normal determination range for a certain input voltage Vin. If the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 determines that there is an abnormality, it outputs an error stop signal Err to the rotation control unit 12 to stop the rotation operation of the brushless motor 40.
- the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 calculates a conversion error based on the difference between the actual output value Dig of the AD conversion circuit 22 and the theoretical value Ac with respect to the input voltage Vin at this time. In the present embodiment, the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 further determines whether or not this error has deviated from a predetermined normal determination range. Hereinafter, such a conversion error will be described as an offset Ados.
- the theoretical value Ac for the input voltage Vin 0.5 V is the value “128”
- the actual output value Dig is the value “127”
- the offset Ados is the value “1”.
- Conversion error is calculated. More specifically, first, the input voltage Vin using the capacitor voltage Vc in each measurement period as an input is obtained using the time width of the High period Th in the pulse signal Pls. In brief, the High period Th is obtained from the cycle of the clock pulse Clk and the clock count. That is, the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 calculates the conversion error based on the difference between the actual output value Dig and the calculated AD conversion value after the predetermined number of cycles of the clock pulse Clk has elapsed.
- the clock generation circuit 23 is not a crystal oscillator with high frequency accuracy but, for example, a low-frequency RC oscillator with low frequency accuracy. For this reason, in order to obtain the High period Th, a clock error rate Ce for correcting the variation in the period of the clock pulse Clk is introduced.
- the charging time Tc between C1 and C2 is calculated from the clock error rate Ce and the pulse set value using (Equation 1).
- the charging time Tc becomes the high period Th.
- Cy is the number of reference clock cycles for the high period Th of the pulse signal Pls applied to the RC filter 26. That is, for example, the counter of the timer circuit 24 is a count number for counting the clock pulse Clk from the trigger signal Trg2 to the trigger signal Trg4.
- Bt is the cycle of the clock pulse Clk.
- Ce is the clock error rate Ce, and is the ratio of the designed period Bt to the actual period Bt ′ in the period of the clock pulse Clk.
- the design cycle Bt of the clock pulse Clk generated by the clock generation circuit 23 is 0.1 ⁇ S, but the actual cycle Bt ′ of the clock pulse Clk is 0.101 ⁇ S due to variations in circuit accuracy.
- the clock pulse Clk is counted by “100” by the counter.
- the clock error rate Ce for example, the actual cycle of the clock generation circuit 23 is measured at the manufacturing stage of the brushless motor driving apparatus 10, and the deviation from the accurate cycle is stored in the memory 31 or the like as the clock error rate Ce. That's fine.
- the clock error rate Ce for example, in a configuration in which a command such as a rotational speed / torque command Tsp from an external host controller or the like is performed by serial communication or the like, the clock error rate Ce is obtained as follows. May be. That is, first, the period of pulses used for this serial communication is set to be accurate.
- the clock error rate Ce can be calculated by comparing the frequency of the pulse of the command signal input from the host controller with the frequency of the reference clock output from the clock generation circuit 23. Specifically, it refers to the ratio between the actual number of cycles of the reference clock in one cycle of the pulse of the command signal and the theoretical number of cycles of the reference clock in one cycle of the pulse.
- the rotation speed / torque command Tsp or a periodically input communication cycle may be used as the command signal input from the host unit.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a configuration example for calculating the clock error rate Ce using the signal input from the host controller as described above.
- FIG. 3 shows only a main part for calculating the clock error rate Ce, and shows an example in which the host controller 100 and the brushless motor driving apparatus 10 have a communication function for transmitting and receiving command signals and the like.
- the host controller 100 operates with a clock signal generated by a crystal oscillator 101 with high frequency accuracy
- the control unit 11 is a clock that is an RC oscillator with low frequency accuracy configured by a resistor R1 and a capacitor C1.
- An example is shown in which the generation circuit 23 operates by generating a clock pulse Clk.
- control unit 11 measures the clock error rate Ce using the communication unit 51 that communicates with the host controller 100 and the communication pulse signal Pcs such as a command signal received from the host controller 100 via the communication unit 51. And a clock error rate measuring unit 52 for performing the above-described operation.
- the clock error rate measuring unit 52 calculates the clock error rate Ce from the period Tcs of one cycle of the communication pulse signal Pcs and the cycle of the clock pulse Clk output from the clock generation circuit 23. That is, the clock error rate measuring unit 52 measures the count number Ncp of the clock pulse Clk in the period Tcs.
- the clock error rate measuring unit 52 calculates the ratio Ncs / Ncp between the actual number of cycles Ncp of the reference clock and the theoretical number of cycles Ncs of the reference clock in one cycle of the communication pulse signal Pcs as the clock error rate Ce. ing.
- an AD terminal voltage (theoretical value) Vca that is an input to the AD conversion circuit 22 is calculated by (Expression 2) from the charging time Tc to the capacitor 28 and the capacitor voltage expression with respect to the pulse waveform of the RC filter 26.
- R is the resistance value of the resistor 27 of the RC filter 26
- C is the capacitance of the capacitor 28 of the RC filter 26.
- Acmax is the maximum output value of the AD conversion circuit 22
- Vcmax is the maximum input voltage of the AD conversion circuit 22.
- the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 determines that the corresponding AD conversion circuit 22 is abnormal when the offset Ado calculated above deviates from a predetermined normal determination range. For example, when the predetermined normal determination range of the offset Ados is ⁇ 5 to +5, if the AD conversion value (theoretical value) Ac is “17” and the AD conversion value (actual measurement) Dig is “10”, the offset Ados is “7”. Therefore, since it is outside the normal determination range, it is determined that the AD conversion circuit 22 is abnormal. If the AD conversion value (theoretical value) Ac is “17” and the AD conversion value (actual measurement) Dig is “13”, the offset Ados is “4”, and since it does not deviate from the normal determination range, it is not determined to be abnormal.
- the current detection circuit diagnosis unit 21 uses the output value Dig of the AD conversion circuit 22 that has read the output of the current detection circuit 15 at the timing when the brushless motor 40 stops rotating, and the current detection circuit 15 is abnormal. Judging whether there is. That is, when the value of the output value Dig deviates from a predetermined normal determination range, it is determined that the current detection circuit 15 is abnormal. More specifically, the current detection value at the time of stopping rotation should be zero, and in accordance with this, for example, the normality determination is set to the range “0 to 9”. In this case, when the output value Dig of the AD conversion circuit 22 is “10”, it is determined that the current detection circuit is abnormal.
- control unit 11 may be configured to perform processing based on a processing procedure such as a program. That is, for example, functions such as the motor position calculation unit 18, the actual rotation speed calculation unit 17, the rotation control unit 12, and the drive waveform generation unit 13 are used as programs for executing the rotation control processing method, or the AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19, The functions of the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 and the current detection circuit diagnosis unit 21 are stored in a memory or the like as a program for executing a diagnosis processing method.
- a method for calculating the conversion error of the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 a method for generating a correction value for the AD conversion circuit based on the conversion error, and the like are stored in a memory or the like.
- the present embodiment can also be realized by configuring the microcomputer (microcomputer) to execute these programs.
- the control unit 11 including the clock generation circuit 23 for generating the microcomputer reference clock and the AD conversion circuit 22 may be configured as a one-chip LSI (Large Scale Integrated Circuit). It is.
- the microcomputer generates a pulse signal Pls whose frequency changes based on the clock pulse Clk, applies it to the RC filter 26, and outputs the output value of the AD conversion circuit 22 using the voltage of the capacitor 28 as input, and charging of the capacitor 28. It is possible to realize a conversion error calculation method for an AD conversion circuit that calculates a conversion error based on a difference from an AD conversion value calculated from time. Further, by generating a correction value for the AD conversion circuit based on the conversion error by the microcomputer, a method for generating the correction value for the AD conversion circuit can be realized.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the brushless motor drive device 60 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 also shows an example of a configuration in which the brushless motor 40 is connected to the brushless motor driving device 60.
- the brushless motor driving device 60 drives and controls the brushless motor 40 so as to perform a rotating operation in accordance with an external command.
- control unit 61 further includes a correction table generation unit 32 and a correction table 33 in addition to the configuration of the control unit 11 in the first embodiment.
- Other configurations are the same as those in the first embodiment, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 is a conversion error from a standard value in AD conversion using each output value Dig obtained by changing the input voltage Vin of the AD conversion circuit 22.
- the offset Ados is calculated. In the present embodiment, these offsets Ados are used to correct the digital signals Dig1 to Dig3 that are output values Dig.
- the correction table 33 is arranged on the input side of the motor position calculation unit 18 in the present embodiment. That is, the correction table 33 corrects the digital signals Dig 1 to 3 supplied from the AD conversion circuits 22 with the correction values stored in the table and outputs the correction values to the motor position calculation unit 18.
- the correction table generation unit 32 generates the correction table 33 by storing the offset Ado sequentially calculated by the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 in the correction table 33.
- the AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19 sets the output value Dig to the zero point offset Zof. Is supplied to the correction table generation unit 32. Then, the correction table generation unit 32 stores the zero point offset Zof as correction data in the correction table 33. For example, when the normal determination range for the lower limit voltage Vmin is “0” to “5”, the AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19 determines that the AD conversion circuit 22 is abnormal if the output value Dig is “7”. Further, if the output value is “4”, the AD conversion circuit diagnosis unit 19 determines that there is no abnormality, and in this case, the correction table generation unit 32 stores the zero point offset Zof as “4” in the correction table 33. To do.
- the correction table 33 is generated separately for each of the first to third AD conversion circuits 22, and stores the offset Ado for the output value Dig in the entire range. If the offset Ados for some output values Dig is not stored, it is possible to interpolate with a spline curve or the like as shown in FIG.
- the correction table 33 generated as described above is arranged on the output side of each AD conversion circuit 22 as shown in FIG. 4 and used for correcting the detection voltage of the current detection circuit 15 and the like. For example, by correcting the AD conversion value (actually measured value) of the output of the current detection circuit 15 by the offset, the motor position calculation unit 18 can calculate an accurate rotor position. As a result, the actual rotation speed calculation unit 17 can calculate an accurate actual rotation speed, so that the rotation control unit 12 can perform accurate speed control and torque control.
- control unit 11 has been described with reference to a configuration example including a functional block such as a digital circuit.
- a method for calculating the conversion error of the AD conversion error calculation unit 20 a method for generating a correction value for the AD conversion circuit based on the conversion error, and the like are stored in a memory or the like.
- the present embodiment can also be realized by configuring the microcomputer (microcomputer) to execute these programs.
- the control unit 11 including the clock generation circuit 23 for generating the microcomputer reference clock and the AD conversion circuit 22 may be configured as a one-chip LSI (Large Scale Integrated Circuit). It is.
- the microcomputer generates a pulse signal Pls whose frequency changes based on the clock pulse Clk, applies it to the RC filter 26, and outputs the output value of the AD conversion circuit 22 using the voltage of the capacitor 28 as input, and charging of the capacitor 28. It is possible to realize a conversion error calculation method for an AD conversion circuit that calculates a conversion error based on a difference from an AD conversion value calculated from time. Further, by generating a correction value for the AD conversion circuit based on the conversion error by the microcomputer, a method for generating the correction value for the AD conversion circuit can be realized.
- the protection function (high temperature) by these sensors can be calculated. , High-pressure abnormality) can be reduced.
- the cooling fan can be reduced in size and weight.
- the brushless motor driving method and driving device enable highly accurate speed control and torque control with a simple configuration.
- the motor driving method and motor driving device of the present invention are particularly suitable for cooling fans and blowers that require high efficiency and low noise.
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図1は、本発明の実施の形態1におけるブラシレスモータ駆動装置10の構成を示すブロック図である。図1では、本ブラシレスモータ駆動装置10にブラシレスモータ40を接続した構成の一例を示している。このような構成により、ブラシレスモータ駆動装置10は、外部からの指令に従った回転動作をするようにブラシレスモータ40を駆動制御する。
図4は、本発明の実施の形態2におけるブラシレスモータ駆動装置60の構成を示すブロック図である。図4でも、本ブラシレスモータ駆動装置60にブラシレスモータ40を接続した構成の一例を示している。このような構成により、実施の形態1と同様に、ブラシレスモータ駆動装置60は、外部からの指令に従った回転動作をするようにブラシレスモータ40を駆動制御する。
11,61 制御部
12 回転制御部
13 駆動波形生成部
14 インバータ回路
15 電流検出回路
17 実回転速度算出部
18 モータ位置算出部
19 AD変換回路診断部
20 AD変換誤差算出部
21 電流検出回路診断部
22,221,222,223 AD変換回路
23 クロック発生回路
24 タイマ回路
25 パルス出力回路
26 RCフィルタ
27 抵抗
28 キャパシタ
29 グランド
31 メモリ
32 補正テーブル生成部
33 補正テーブル
40 ブラシレスモータ
41 コイル
51 通信部
52 クロック誤差率測定部
100 上位コントローラ
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- ブラシレスモータを駆動制御するブラシレスモータ駆動装置であって、
前記ブラシレスモータの巻線を通電駆動するインバータ回路と、
前記巻線の電流値を検出する電流検出回路と、
前記ブラシレスモータを回転制御するための制御部と、
抵抗とキャパシタとを含み構成されたRCフィルタとを含み、
前記制御部は、
前記インバータを駆動するための信号を生成する駆動制御部と、
動作周期の基準となるクロックパルスを発生するクロック発生回路と、
周波数が変化するパルス信号を、前記クロックパルスに基づいて生成し、前記RCフィルタに印加するパルス出力回路と、
前記RCフィルタの前記キャパシタおよび前記電流検出回路に接続されたAD変換回路と、
前記AD変換回路の変換誤差を算出するAD変換誤差算出部とを備え、
前記AD変換誤差算出部は、
前記キャパシタの電圧を入力とした前記AD変換回路の出力値と、前記キャパシタの充電時間から算出したAD変換値との差分に基づき、前記変換誤差を算出することを特徴とするブラシレスモータ駆動装置。 - 前記パルス出力回路は、前記RCフィルタへ1パルス毎に周波数が変化するパルス信号を出力し、
前記AD変換誤差算出部は、前記クロックパルスの所定サイクル数経過後の前記差分に基づき、前記変換誤差を算出することを特徴とする請求項1に記載のブラシレスモータ駆動装置。 - 前記パルス出力回路が前記RCフィルタへ出力する前記パルス信号は、Highレベル期間が、パルス毎に変化するカウント数だけ前記クロックパルスをカウントしたパルス幅であり、
前記AD変換誤差算出部は、前記パルス信号のHighレベル期間によって前記キャパシタに充電される充電時間を算出し、この充電時間から前記AD変換回路の入力電圧を推定し、前記AD変換値を算出することを特徴とする請求項2に記載のブラシレスモータ駆動装置。 - 前記AD変換誤差算出部は、外部から指令として入力される通信のための通信用パルス信号の周期と、前記クロックパルスの周期とからクロック誤差率を算出し、前記クロック誤差率で補正して、前記充電時間を算出することを特徴とする請求項3に記載のブラシレスモータ駆動装置。
- 前記AD変換回路の出力値を補正する補正テーブルと、
前記補正テーブルを生成する補正テーブル生成部とをさらに備え、
前記補正テーブル生成部は、前記AD変換誤差算出部が算出した前記変換誤差を補正値として、補正テーブルを生成することを特徴とする請求項1に記載のブラシレスモータ駆動装置。 - 前記AD変換回路の異常の有無を診断するAD変換回路診断部をさらに備え、
前記AD変換回路診断部は、前記RCフィルタへ印加する前記パルス信号がLowの状態であって、前記RCフィルタのキャパシタ電圧を入力とした前記AD変換回路の出力値が所定の範囲から逸脱している場合は、前記AD変換回路の異常と判定することを特徴とする請求項1に記載のブラシレスモータ駆動装置。 - 前記AD変換誤差算出部は、前記RCフィルタへ印加する前記パルス信号がHighの状態であって、算出した前記変換誤差が所定の範囲から逸脱している場合は、前記AD変換回路の異常と判定することを特徴とする請求項1に記載のブラシレスモータ駆動装置。
- 前記電流検出回路の異常の有無を診断する電流検出回路診断部をさらに備え、
前記電流検出回路診断部は、前記ブラシレスモータの回転動作を停止中であって、前記電流検出回路の出力値を入力としたAD変換回路の出力値が所定の範囲から逸脱している場合は、電流検出回路の異常と判定することを特徴とする請求項1に記載のブラシレスモータ駆動装置。
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