WO2022168868A1 - 回転電機制御システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a rotating electrical machine control system that drives and controls a rotating electrical machine with open windings via two inverters.
- a rotary electric machine control system that drives and controls a rotary electric machine by controlling switching of inverters provided at each end of a three-phase open winding of a three-phase AC rotary electric machine.
- Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2014-192950 discloses an example of such a rotating electric machine control system.
- a smoothing capacitor for smoothing the DC voltage is connected to the DC side of each inverter.
- This document discloses a technique capable of continuing to drive a rotating electrical machine even when a switching element of an inverter that drives a three-phase open winding fails. According to this, when a failure occurs in one of the switching elements of the two inverters, all of the upper-stage switching elements or all of the lower-stage switching elements of the inverter including the failed switching element are turned off. All of the switching elements are turned on, all of the switching elements on the other side are turned off, the inverter is neutralized, and the rotating electrical machine is driven by the other non-faulty inverter.
- a smoothing capacitor for smoothing the DC voltage is connected to the DC side of the inverter that converts power between DC and AC. If some kind of failure occurs in this smoothing capacitor, the capacity of the smoothing capacitor may decrease or the resistance of the smoothing capacitor may become extremely small. Since a smoothing capacitor is provided for each inverter, the rotary electric machine control system can maintain rotation by using inverters connected to smoothing capacitors that have not failed, as in the case of switching element failures as described above. It is possible to continue to drive the electric machine. However, the above document does not mention how to deal with failure of the smoothing capacitor.
- a rotary electric machine control system for driving and controlling a rotary electric machine having open windings of a plurality of phases independent of each other includes a first inverter connected to one end side of the open windings, a second inverter connected to one end, a first DC power supply to which the first inverter is connected, a second DC power supply to which the second inverter is connected, and a second DC power supply connected in parallel to the first DC power supply 1 smoothing capacitor, a second smoothing capacitor connected in parallel to the second DC power supply, and a control unit capable of controlling each of the first inverter and the second inverter independently of each other, wherein the control The unit determines that a difference between a first peak value, which is the peak value of the current flowing through the first DC power source, and a second peak value, which is the peak value of the current flowing through the second DC power source, is defined in advance.
- the first smoothing capacitor has an open fault
- the first peak value and the second peak value is equal to or greater than the determination threshold and the second peak value is greater than the first peak value, it is determined that the second smoothing capacitor has an open fault
- the control unit determines that an open failure has occurred in any of the smoothing capacitors when the difference is equal to or greater than the determination threshold. can do.
- the magnitude of the crest value increases or decreases with the same tendency in a smoothing capacitor with an open fault and in a normal smoothing capacitor. It turned out to be inadequate for judgment.
- the control unit can appropriately determine whether or not the smoothing capacitor has an open failure based on the difference. Also, as the capacitance decreases, the ripple smoothing ability decreases, so the peak value of the ripple increases. Therefore, the control unit can determine that the open failure of the smoothing capacitor has occurred at the side with the larger crest value.
- Schematic block diagram of rotating electric machine drive system A simple partial block diagram of a rotary electric machine control device Schematic voltage vector diagram of rotating electric machine in orthogonal vector space A diagram showing an example of a control region of a rotating electric machine Waveform diagram showing an example of voltage command and switching control signal of mixed continuous pulse width modulation (half-cycle continuous pulse) Waveform diagram showing an example of mixed discontinuous pulse width modulation (half-cycle discontinuous pulse) voltage command and switching control signal Waveform diagram showing another example of mixed continuous pulse width modulation (half-cycle continuous pulse) voltage command and switching control signal Waveform diagram showing another example of mixed discontinuous pulse width modulation (half-cycle discontinuous pulse) voltage command and switching control signal Waveform diagram showing an example of continuous pulse width modulation voltage command and switching control signal Waveform diagram showing an example of discontinuous pulse width modulation voltage command and switching control signal Waveform diagram showing an example of discontinuous pulse width modulation voltage command and switching control signal Flowchart showing an example of smoothing capacitor open failure detection and fail-safe control Flowchart showing an example of smoothing capacitor short-circuit
- FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of a rotating electrical machine control system 100 including a rotating electrical machine control device 1 (MG-CTRL).
- the rotating electric machine 80 is, for example, a driving force source for wheels in a vehicle such as an electric vehicle or a hybrid vehicle.
- the rotary electric machine 80 is an open winding type rotary electric machine having stator coils 8 (open windings) of a plurality of phases (three phases in this embodiment) that are independent of each other.
- Each end of the stator coil 8 is connected to one inverter 10 that is independently controlled and converts power between a direct current and a plurality of phases (here, three phases) of alternating current. That is, one end of the stator coil 8 is connected to the first inverter 11 (INV1), and the other end of the stator coil 8 is connected to the second inverter 12 (INV2).
- the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 are simply referred to as the inverter 10 when there is no need to distinguish between them.
- the inverter 10 is configured with a plurality of switching elements 3 .
- FIG. 1 illustrates a mode in which an IGBT is used as the switching element 3 .
- the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 are inverters 10 having the same circuit configuration using the same type of switching elements 3 .
- the arm 3A for one AC phase is composed of a series circuit of an upper switching element 3H and a lower switching element 3L.
- Each switching element 3 is provided with a freewheel diode 35 in parallel with the direction from the negative electrode FG to the positive electrode P (the direction from the lower side to the upper side) as the forward direction.
- the side including the upper switching element 3H is called an upper arm
- the side including the lower switching element 3L is called a lower arm.
- the two inverters 10 are connected to independent DC power sources 6 respectively. That is, the first floating ground FG1, which is the negative electrode FG of the first inverter 11, and the second floating ground FG2, which is the negative electrode FG of the second inverter 12, are independent of each other.
- a DC link capacitor (smoothing capacitor 4) for smoothing the DC voltage is provided between the inverter 10 and the DC power supply 6, respectively.
- the first inverter 11 in which the arm 3A for one AC phase is configured by a series circuit of a first upper-stage switching element 31H and a first lower-stage switching element 31L, has a first smoothing capacitor 41 on the DC side. is connected, the DC side is connected to the first DC power supply 61, and the AC side is connected to one end side of the multi-phase stator coil 8 to convert power between DC and multi-phase AC.
- the second inverter 12 in which the arm 3A for one AC phase is configured by a series circuit of a second upper-stage switching element 32H and a second lower-stage switching element 32L, has a second smoothing capacitor 42 connected to the DC side and a , the DC side is connected to the second DC power supply 62, and the AC side is connected to the other end side of the multi-phase stator coil 8 to convert power between DC and multi-phase AC.
- the first DC power supply 61 and the second DC power supply 62 are DC power supplies with equivalent ratings such as voltage
- the first smoothing capacitor 41 and the second smoothing capacitor are capacitors with equivalent ratings such as capacity.
- each smoothing capacitor 4 is configured by connecting a plurality of capacitor cells 4C in parallel.
- the rated voltage of the DC power supply 6 is about 48V to 400V.
- the DC power supply 6 is composed of, for example, a secondary battery (battery) such as a nickel-metal hydride battery or a lithium ion battery, or a power storage element such as an electric double layer capacitor.
- the rotating electric machine 80 can function as both an electric motor and a generator.
- Rotating electric machine 80 converts electric power from DC power supply 6 into motive power via inverter 10 (powering). Alternatively, the rotating electric machine 80 converts the rotational driving force transmitted from the wheels or the like into electric power, and charges the DC power supply 6 via the inverter 10 (regeneration).
- the inverter 10 is controlled by a rotating electric machine control device 1 (control section).
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 can control each of the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 by a control method independent of each other (details of the control method will be described later).
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 is constructed with a logic circuit such as a microcomputer as a core member.
- the rotating electrical machine control device 1 performs current feedback control using a vector control method based on a target torque (torque command) for the rotating electrical machine 80 provided from another control device such as a vehicle control device (not shown). and controls the rotating electric machine 80 via the inverter 10 .
- a contactor 9 is provided between the DC power supply 6 and the inverter 10 and the smoothing capacitor 4 for making and breaking electrical connections therebetween.
- a first contactor 91 is provided between the first inverter 11, the first smoothing capacitor 41, and the first DC power supply 61, and the second inverter 12, the second smoothing capacitor 42, and the second A second contactor 92 is provided between the DC power supply 62 and the DC power supply 62 .
- the contactor 9 is controlled by the above-described vehicle control device (not shown) and the rotary electric machine control device 1 to electrically connect between them in the closed state (CLOSE), and electrically connect them in the open state (OPEN). block the connection.
- the contactor 9 is configured by, for example, a relay.
- the actual current flowing through the stator coil 8 of each phase of the rotating electrical machine 80 is detected by the current sensor 15, and the magnetic pole position of the rotor of the rotating electrical machine 80 at each time is detected by the rotation sensor 13 such as a resolver.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 uses the detection results of the current sensor 15 and the rotation sensor 13 to perform current feedback control.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 is configured with various functional units for current feedback control, and each functional unit is realized by cooperation of hardware such as a microcomputer and software (program). be.
- the DC link voltage Vdc which is the voltage on the DC side of each inverter 10
- the DC link voltage Vdc which is the voltage on the DC side of each inverter 10
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 obtains a first DC link voltage Vdc1 that is the DC side voltage of the first inverter 11 and a second DC link voltage Vdc2 that is the DC side voltage of the second inverter 12 .
- the block diagram of FIG. 2 simply shows some functional units of the rotary electric machine control device 1 .
- the actual currents (U-phase current Iu, V-phase current Iv, W-phase current Iw) flowing in the rotating electrical machine 80 are controlled by the direction of the magnetic field (flux) generated by the permanent magnets arranged in the rotor of the rotating electrical machine 80. and the vector component (d-axis current Id, q-axis current Iq) of the d-axis and the q-axis in the direction orthogonal to the d-axis (the direction leading ⁇ /2 in electrical angle with respect to the direction of the magnetic field).
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 performs coordinate conversion in the three-phase two-phase coordinate conversion section 55 based on the detection result ( ⁇ : magnetic pole position, electrical angle) of the rotation sensor 13 .
- the current feedback control unit 5 outputs a current command (d-axis current command Id * , q-axis current command Iq * ) based on the torque command of the rotary electric machine 80 and an actual current (d-axis
- the rotary electric machine 80 is feedback-controlled based on the deviation from the current Id and the q-axis current Iq) to calculate voltage commands (d-axis voltage command Vd * , q-axis voltage command Vq * ).
- Rotating electric machine 80 is driven via two inverters 10 , a first inverter 11 and a second inverter 12 .
- the d-axis voltage command Vd * and the q-axis voltage command Vq * are distributed to the first d-axis voltage command Vd1 * and the first q-axis voltage command Vq1 * for the first inverter 11 in the distribution unit 53 (DIV), respectively. It is distributed to the second d-axis voltage command Vd2 * and the second q-axis voltage command Vq2 * for the two inverters 12.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 can control the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 by mutually independent control methods, and the three-phase voltage command calculation unit 73 and the modulation unit 74 (MOD ) are provided. That is, the rotary electric machine control device 1 includes a first voltage control unit 71 that generates switching control signals (Su1, Sv1, Sw1) for each of the U-phase, V-phase, and W-phase of the first inverter 11, and a second voltage control section 72 that generates switching control signals (Su2, Sv2, Sw2) for the U-phase, V-phase, and W-phase, respectively.
- a first voltage control unit 71 that generates switching control signals (Su1, Sv1, Sw1) for each of the U-phase, V-phase, and W-phase of the first inverter 11
- a second voltage control section 72 that generates switching control signals (Su2, Sv2, Sw2) for the U-phase, V-phase, and W-phase, respectively.
- modulation methods include synchronous modulation synchronized with the rotation of the rotating electrical machine 80 and asynchronous modulation independent of the rotation of the rotating electrical machine 80 .
- a switching control signal generation block by synchronous modulation (a generation flow in the case of software) is different from a switching control signal generation block by asynchronous modulation.
- the voltage control unit 7 described above generates a switching control signal based on a voltage command and a carrier that is not synchronized with the rotation of the rotating electric machine 80.
- a switching control signal by modulation (for example, a switching control signal in the case of rectangular wave control, which will be described later) is also generated by the voltage control unit 7 in the following description.
- each arm 3A of the inverter 10 is composed of a series circuit of the upper switching element 3H and the lower switching element 3L.
- the switching control signal for each phase is output as two types, an upper stage switching control signal and a lower stage switching control signal.
- the first U-phase switching control signal Su1 for controlling the switching of the U-phase of the first inverter 11 includes the first U-phase upper-side switching control signal Su1+ with "+” at the end and the first U-phase switching control signal Su1+ with "-" at the end. It is output as two signals, ie, the 1U-phase lower stage switching control signal Su1-.
- the control terminals (gate terminals in the case of IGBTs and FETs) of the switching elements 3 constituting the inverter 10 are connected to the rotary electric machine control device 1 via the drive circuit 2 (DRV). , are individually switching controlled.
- a high-voltage system circuit (system connected to the DC power supply 6) for driving the rotating electric machine 80 such as the inverter 10, and a low-voltage system circuit (from 3.3 volts to The operating voltage (the power supply voltage of the circuit) is greatly different from the operating voltage system of about 5 volts.
- the drive circuit 2 relays a drive signal (switching control signal) for each switching element 3 after increasing its drive capability (for example, voltage amplitude, output current, or the like, ability to operate a circuit at a later stage).
- the first drive circuit 21 relays the switching control signal to the first inverter 11 and the second drive circuit 22 relays the switching control signal to the second inverter 12 .
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 has a switching pattern form (voltage waveform control form) of the switching elements 3 constituting the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12, for example, a plurality of pulses with different patterns in one cycle of the electrical angle. Execution of pulse width modulation (PWM: Pulse Width Modulation) control for output and rectangular wave control (1-Pulse) for outputting one pulse in one cycle of electrical angle can be done. That is, the rotary electric machine control device 1 can perform pulse width modulation control and rectangular wave control as control methods for the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 . Note that, as described above, the rotary electric machine control device 1 can control the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 by control methods independent of each other.
- PWM Pulse Width Modulation
- Pulse width modulation also includes continuous pulse width modulation (CPWM), such as sinusoidal pulse width modulation (SPWM) and space vector pulse width modulation (SVPWM), as well as discontinuous pulse width modulation (CPWM).
- CPWM continuous pulse width modulation
- SPWM sinusoidal pulse width modulation
- SVPWM space vector pulse width modulation
- CPWM discontinuous pulse width modulation
- DPWM Discontinuous PWM
- Continuous pulse width modulation is a modulation method in which pulse width modulation is continuously performed for all of the arms 3A of multiple phases
- discontinuous pulse width modulation is a modulation method in which switching elements are turned on or off for some arms 3A of multiple phases.
- This is a modulation method that performs pulse width modulation including a fixed state period.
- discontinuous pulse width modulation for example, the signal level of a switching control signal for an inverter corresponding to one phase of three-phase AC power is sequentially fixed, and switching control signals corresponding to the other two phases are fixed. Vary the signal level of the In continuous pulse width modulation, all phases are modulated without such a fixed switching control signal corresponding to any phase.
- These modulation methods are based on operating conditions such as rotational speed and torque required of the rotating electric machine 80, and the modulation rate (effective value of the three-phase AC line voltage with respect to the DC voltage) required to satisfy the operating conditions. percentage).
- a pulse is generated based on the magnitude relationship between the amplitude of an AC waveform as a voltage command and the amplitude of a triangular (including sawtooth) carrier (CA) waveform (see FIGS. 5 to 10). .).
- the PWM waveform is directly generated by digital calculation without comparison with the carrier, but even in that case, there is a correlation between the amplitude of the AC waveform as the command value and the amplitude of the virtual carrier waveform.
- the carrier In pulse width modulation by digital computation, the carrier is determined according to the control cycle of the rotary electric machine control device 1, such as the computation cycle of a microcomputer or the operation cycle of an electronic circuit.
- the carrier Even when multi-phase AC power is used to drive the AC rotary electric machine 80, the carrier has a cycle (non-synchronized cycle) that is not constrained by the rotation speed or rotation angle (electrical angle) of the rotary electric machine 80. have. Therefore, neither the carrier nor each pulse generated based on the carrier are synchronized with the rotation of the rotating electric machine 80 . Therefore, modulation schemes such as sinusoidal pulse width modulation, space vector pulse width modulation, etc. are sometimes referred to as asynchronous modulation.
- a modulation method in which pulses are generated in synchronization with the rotation of the rotating electric machine 80 is called synchronous modulation.
- synchronous modulation a modulation method in which pulses are generated in synchronization with the rotation of the rotating electric machine 80.
- rectangular wave control rectangular wave modulation
- one pulse is output for one cycle of the electrical angle of the rotating electric machine 80, so the rectangular wave modulation is synchronous modulation.
- the maximum modulation factor for sinusoidal pulse width modulation is about 0.61 ( ⁇ 0.612), and the maximum modulation factor for space vector pulse width modulation control is about 0.71 ( ⁇ 0.707).
- Modulation schemes with modulation factors greater than about 0.71 are referred to as "overmodulation pulse width modulation", as modulation schemes with modulation factors higher than normal.
- the maximum modulation factor for "overmodulation pulse width modulation” is about 0.78. This 0.78 is a physical (mathematical) limit value in DC to AC power conversion.
- the modulation rate when the modulation rate reaches 0.78, it becomes rectangular wave modulation (one pulse modulation) in which one pulse is output in one cycle of the electrical angle.
- the modulation factor would be fixed at a physical limit of about 0.78. Note that the modulation rate values exemplified here are physical (mathematical) values that do not consider dead time.
- Overmodulation pulse width modulation with a modulation factor of less than 0.78 can be realized using either the principle of a synchronous modulation method or an asynchronous modulation method.
- a typical modulation scheme for overmodulation pulse width modulation is discontinuous pulse width modulation.
- Discontinuous pulse width modulation can be realized using either the principle of synchronous modulation or asynchronous modulation. For example, when the synchronous modulation method is used, one pulse is output in one cycle of electrical angle in square wave modulation, but a plurality of pulses are output in one cycle of electrical angle in discontinuous pulse width modulation. If a plurality of pulses exist in one cycle of the electrical angle, the effective period of the pulses is reduced by that amount, and the modulation factor is lowered.
- any modulation rate less than 0.78 can be realized by the synchronous modulation scheme, not limited to the modulation rate fixed at about 0.78.
- multiple pulse modulation such as 9-pulse modulation (9-Pulses) that outputs 9 pulses and 5-Pulses (5-Pulses) that outputs 5 pulses in one cycle of the electrical angle is also possible. It is possible.
- the rotating electrical machine control device 1 can execute shutdown control (SDN) and active short circuit control (ASC) as fail-safe control when an abnormality is detected in the inverter 10 or rotating electrical machine 80.
- SDN shutdown control
- ASC active short circuit control
- Shutdown control is control to put the switching control signals to all the switching elements 3 constituting the inverter 10 in an inactive state so that the inverter 10 is turned off.
- Active short circuit control is a control in which either one of the upper switching elements 3H of the arms 3A of all of the multiple phases or the lower switching elements 3L of the arms 3A of all of the multiple phases is turned on, and the other is turned off. be.
- the upper side active short circuit control is the case where the upper side switching elements 3H of the arms 3A of all the multiple phases are turned on and the lower side switching elements 3L of the arms 3A of all the multiple phases are turned off. called. Further, the case where the lower switching elements 3L of the arms 3A of all the multiple phases are turned on and the upper switching elements 3H of the arms 3A of all the multiple phases are turned off is referred to as lower active short circuit control (ASC-L). called.
- the rotating electric machine control device 1 controls the open-winding rotating electric machine 80 via two inverters 10, and controls the rotating electric machine 80 via one inverter 10 (the inverter 10 not subjected to active short circuit control). It is possible to realize a form of controlling the rotary electric machine 80 of Y-connection.
- FIG. 3 illustrates a vector diagram at one operating point in the dq-axis vector coordinate system of the rotating electric machine 80.
- V1 indicates a first voltage vector indicating the voltage by the first inverter 11
- V2 indicates a second voltage vector indicating the voltage by the second inverter 12.
- FIG. The voltage appearing in the open winding stator coil 8 through the two inverters 10 corresponds to the difference "V1-V2" between the first voltage vector V1 and the second voltage vector V2.
- Va in the figure indicates a composite voltage vector appearing in the stator coil 8.
- FIG. also, “Ia” indicates the current flowing through the stator coil 8 of the rotary electric machine 80 . As shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of the relationship between the rotational speed and torque of the rotary electric machine 80.
- a first speed region VR1 As the control region R of the rotating electric machine 80, a first speed region VR1, a second speed region VR2 in which the rotational speed of the rotating electric machine 80 at the same torque is higher than the first speed region VR1,
- a third speed range VR3 is set in which the rotation speed of the rotary electric machine 80 at the same torque is higher than that of the second speed range VR2.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 can control each of the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 by a plurality of control methods with different switching patterns.
- the control method includes pulse width modulation control (PWM), in which multiple pulses with different patterns are output in one cycle of the electrical angle, and the first period, which is 1/2 cycle (half cycle) of the electrical angle (full cycle).
- PWM pulse width modulation control
- a plurality of pulses with different patterns are output in T1 (see FIG. 5, etc.), and the non-effective state continues in the second period T2 (see FIG. 5, etc.), which is the remaining 1/2 cycle (half cycle).
- MX-PWM Mixed Pulse Width Modulation
- MX-PWM Mixed pulse width modulation control
- MX-CPWM mixed continuous pulse width modulation control
- MX-DPWM mixed discontinuous pulse width modulation control
- the switching control signal is in an ineffective state during the second period T2 as well, so the loss of the inverter 10 is reduced, and the harmonic current due to switching is also reduced, reducing the loss of the rotating electric machine 80 (iron loss) is also reduced.
- system losses can be reduced by implementing mixed pulse width modulation control.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 controls the inverters 10 of both the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 in a mixed continuous pulse width modulation control (MX -CPWM). Further, the rotary electric machine control device 1 controls both the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 in the second speed range VR2 by mixed discontinuous pulse width modulation control (MX-DPWM), which will be described later. Further, the rotary electric machine control device 1 controls both the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 by rectangular wave control in the third speed range VR3. Mi_sys, Mi_inv1, and Mi_inv2 in the table will be described later.
- the boundaries of the respective control regions R are the rotational speed of the rotating electrical machine 80 corresponding to the torque of the rotating electrical machine 80 and It is preferably set according to at least one of the ratio of the effective value of the line voltages of the AC voltages of the multiple phases (either the command value or the converted value from the output voltage).
- the operating conditions of the rotating electrical machine 80 are often defined by the relationship between the rotational speed and torque, as illustrated in FIG.
- the control region R is set based on one parameter, the rotational speed.
- the voltage-type inverter increases the DC voltage or converts the DC voltage into the AC voltage. By doing so, the request is realized. If the DC voltage is constant, this requirement can be met by increasing the rate at which the DC voltage is converted to AC voltage.
- This ratio can be expressed as a ratio of the effective value of the three-phase AC power to the DC power (equivalent to the ratio of the effective value of the three-phase AC voltage to the DC voltage in the case of a voltage-type inverter).
- Table 1 above exemplifies the modulation factor corresponding to each control region R.
- the inter-terminal voltage "E1" of the first DC power supply 61 and the inter-terminal voltage "E2" of the second DC power supply 62 are the same (both voltage “E”).
- the modulation factor "Mi_inv1" of the first inverter 11 and the modulation of the second inverter 12 are The ratio "Mi_inv2” is given by the following equations (1) and (2).
- the modulation factor "Mi_sys" of the entire system is given by the following equation (3).
- the modulation rate "Mi_sys" of the entire system is "(Mi_inv1 + Mi_inv2 )/2′′.
- Table 1 shows the modulation factor corresponding to each control region R as a rated value. Therefore, in actual control, in consideration of hunting or the like when the control method changes in the control regions R, the modulation factors corresponding to the respective control regions R may include overlapping ranges.
- modulation rate "a” shown in Table 1 and the modulation rate “b” shown in Table 2, which will be described later, are set based on the theoretical upper limit of the modulation rate for each modulation method and in consideration of the dead time. be done. For example, “a” is about 0.5 to 0.6, and “b” is about 0.25 to 0.3.
- FIG. 5 and 6 show a first carrier CA1 that is the carrier CA of the first inverter 11, a second carrier CA2 that is the carrier CA of the second inverter 12, and a An example of a common U-phase voltage command Vu ** , which is a U-phase voltage command, a first U-phase upper switching control signal Su1+, and a second U-phase upper switching control signal Su2+ is shown.
- the first U-phase lower-stage switching control signal Su1-, the second U-phase lower-stage switching control signal Su2-, and the V-phase and W-phase are not shown (the same applies to other control methods).
- the first carrier CA1 changes between “0.5 ⁇ CA1 ⁇ 1”
- the second carrier CA2 changes between “0 ⁇ CA2 ⁇ 0.5”
- the voltage command (V ** ) is , "0 ⁇ V ** ⁇ 1”.
- the amplitudes of the first carrier CA1 and the second carrier CA2 are half the amplitude allowed for the voltage command (V ** ).
- the amplitude of carrier CA is equivalent to the amplitude allowed for the voltage command
- carrier CA in mixed pulse width modulation can be called half carrier.
- a pulse that is partially enabled is output as the switching control signal even in the second period T2.
- the modulation factor of discontinuous pulse width modulation which is the base, is larger than that of continuous pulse width modulation.
- the valid pulse is output near the amplitude center of the voltage command (V ** ) and near the inflection point of the voltage command (V ** ).
- V ** the amplitude center of the voltage command
- V ** the inflection point of the voltage command
- the second period T2 is set only to the period in which the switching control signal is in an ineffective state (a period less than 1/2 period), and the switching control signal is set to a period other than the second period T2 (a period of 1/2 period or more) in one period.
- the mixed pulse width modulation can also be defined as follows. In mixed pulse width modulation control, a plurality of pulses with different patterns are output during a first period T1 that is equal to or longer than 1/2 period of the electrical angle, and an ineffective state is generated during a second period T2 that is the remainder of one period of the electrical angle. It can also be said that it is controlled to continue.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 illustrate different forms of mixed continuous pulse width modulation control and mixed discontinuous pulse width modulation control from FIGS. 5 and 6.
- FIG. The generated switching control signals are the same. 7 and 8 show a first carrier CA1 that is the carrier CA of the first inverter 11, a second carrier CA2 that is the carrier CA of the second inverter 12, and a U-phase voltage command of the first inverter 11.
- 1U-phase voltage command Vu1 ** , 2nd U-phase voltage command Vu2 ** which is the U-phase voltage command for the second inverter 12, 1st U-phase upper switching control signal Su1+, and 2nd U-phase upper switching control signal Su2+ and an example.
- the first carrier CA1 and the second carrier CA2 can change between "0.5 ⁇ CA1 ⁇ 1", and the voltage command (V ** ) can change between " 0 ⁇ V** ⁇ 1". is.
- the phases of the first carrier CA1 and the second carrier CA2 are different by 180 degrees ( ⁇ ).
- the phases of the first U-phase voltage command Vu1 ** and the second U-phase voltage command Vu2 ** are different by 180 degrees ( ⁇ ).
- the amplitudes of the first carrier CA1 and the second carrier CA2 are half the amplitude allowed for the voltage command (V ** ). Therefore, the carrier CA in the forms shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 is also a half carrier.
- a half carrier and the voltage command (V ** ) intersect in the first period T1, which is 1/2 period (or 1/2 period or more) of the electrical angle. Therefore, a plurality of pulses with different patterns are output as switching control signals.
- the second period T2 which is the remaining period of the cycle, the half carrier and the voltage command (V ** ) do not intersect, so the switching control signal is output so that the ineffective state continues.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 is a method of modulating with two half-carriers and a voltage command (V ** ) as one common reference, and can be called a double-half-carrier/single-reference method.
- the forms illustrated in FIGS. 7 and 8 are methods of modulation by two half carriers and two voltage commands (V ** ), and can be called a double half carrier/double reference method.
- Vu1 ** , Vu2 ** Vu2 * *
- the amplitude center of the command value (common U-phase voltage command Vu ** ) is higher or lower than the amplitude center.
- the other here, lower A pulse for the second inverter 12 is generated based on the second half carrier (second carrier CA2) set on the voltage side) and the command value (common U-phase voltage command Vu ** ).
- the amplitude center of the command value (first U-phase voltage command Vu1 ** , second U-phase voltage command Vu2 ** ) is used as a half-carrier.
- the first half carrier (first carrier CA1) set to one of the high voltage side or the low voltage side (here, the high voltage side) and the first command value for the first inverter 11 (first U-phase voltage command Vu1 ** ) to generate a pulse for the first inverter 11 .
- a second half carrier (second 2 carrier CA2) and the first command value (first U-phase voltage command Vu1 ** ) are 180 degrees out of phase with the second command value for the second inverter 12 (second U-phase voltage command Vu2 ** ).
- a pulse for the second inverter 12 is generated.
- the inverter 10 may be controlled by pulse width modulation instead of mixed pulse width modulation.
- FIG. 9 shows the first U-phase voltage command Vu1 ** and the second U-phase voltage command Vu2 when both the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 are controlled by continuous pulse width modulation control in the first speed region VR1. ** , carrier CA, first U-phase upper switching control signal Su1+, and second U-phase upper switching control signal Su2+. Also, FIG.
- FIG. 10 shows the first U-phase voltage command Vu1 ** and the second U-phase voltage command Vu1** when both the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 are controlled by discontinuous pulse width modulation control in the second speed region VR2.
- An example of the voltage command Vu2 ** , the carrier CA, the first U-phase upper switching control signal Su1+, and the second U-phase upper switching control signal Su2+ is shown.
- the first U-phase voltage command Vu1 ** and the second U-phase voltage command Vu2 ** are out of phase by approximately 180 degrees.
- the maximum amplitude of the U-phase voltage is "(4/3)E” and the maximum amplitude of the line voltage is "2E” (see also the vector diagram in FIG. 3).
- the first DC power supply 61 and the second DC power supply 62 are independent, and the first voltage E1 of the first DC power supply 61 and the second voltage E2 of the second DC power supply 62 have different values. good too.
- Equivalent electric power is supplied to the rotating electric machine 80 from the two inverters 10 .
- the same voltage command (V ** ) with a phase difference of 180 degrees ( ⁇ ) is given to both inverters 10 .
- the pulsation component superimposed on the fundamental wave of the alternating current may generate noise in the audible frequency band.
- the two inverters 10 are controlled by pulses of different forms, pulsation occurs according to each pulse, which may increase noise in the audible frequency band.
- the control method of rotating electrical machine 80 that is, the control method of inverter 10
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 of the present embodiment is provided with a control mode for the rotary electric machine 80 that can be switched between a loss reduction priority mode (efficiency priority mode) and a noise reduction priority mode.
- a loss reduction priority mode the rotating electrical machine control device 1 performs switching control of the inverter 10 using mixed pulse width modulation control, as described above with reference to Table 1.
- the noise reduction priority mode the rotary electric machine control device 1 performs switching control of the inverter 10 using pulse width modulation control, as exemplified in Table 2 below.
- the pulsating component superimposed on the fundamental wave of the alternating current may generate noise in the audible frequency band.
- the frequency of the pulsation component or its sideband frequency
- the two inverters 10 are controlled in different pulse forms in the half period of the electrical angle, so that pulsation occurs in response to each pulse, producing an audible sound. Frequency band noise may increase.
- the sound associated with the running of the vehicle (running noise such as the contact noise between the tire and the road surface) is also small, so the driving is performed. If the noise output from one inverter 10 is noise in the audible frequency band, the user may easily hear the noise.
- the noise reduction priority mode is selected considering that noise in the audible frequency band is easily heard by the user.
- mode is selected. These modes may be selected by the user's operation (setting switch (including input from a touch panel or the like)).
- the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 are controlled by pulse instead of mixed pulse width modulation control. Controlled by width modulation control. Since the phases of the currents of the two inverters 10 that flow currents through the stator coils 8 differ by approximately 180 degrees, the phases of the currents, including the pulsating component, differ by approximately 180 degrees. Therefore, at least part of the pulsation components can cancel each other, and noise in the audible frequency band can be reduced.
- each smoothing capacitor 4 is configured by connecting a plurality of capacitor cells 4C in parallel. For example, when an open failure occurs in which one or more of the plurality of capacitor cells 4C are in an open state, the capacity of the smoothing capacitor 4 composed of these capacitor cells 4C is reduced.
- the failed smoothing capacitor 4 is identified and appropriate fail-safe control is performed. Then, the rotary electric machine 80 is driven through at least one of the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 .
- the rotary electric machine control system 100 that drives and controls the rotary electric machine 80 having the open windings (stator coils 8) of a plurality of phases independent of each other includes the first inverter 11 connected to one end of the open windings. , a second inverter 12 connected to the other end of the open winding, a first DC power supply 61 connected to the first inverter 11, a second DC power supply 62 connected to the second inverter 12, and the first The first smoothing capacitor 41 connected in parallel with the DC power supply 61, the second smoothing capacitor 42 connected in parallel with the second DC power supply 62, and the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 are controlled independently of each other.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines a first peak value Ibpp1, which is the peak value of the current (first battery current Ib1) flowing through the first DC power supply 61, and the current flowing through the second DC power supply 62 (first battery current Ib1).
- the determination threshold value (difference threshold value Idiff_ref) is set when the first smoothing capacitor 41 and the second smoothing capacitor 41 and the second Among the smoothing capacitors 42, the peak value (Ibpp) of the current (battery current Ib) flowing through the DC power supply 6 connected to the smoothing capacitor 4 with an open fault and the DC power supply 6 connected to the normal smoothing capacitor 4 are It is set to a value corresponding to the difference from the crest value of the flowing current (battery current Ib).
- the rotary electric machine control system 100 includes the first contactor 91 that electrically connects and disconnects the first DC power supply 61, the first smoothing capacitor 41, and the first inverter 11, and the second DC power supply 62. It has a second contactor 92 for making and breaking electrical connection with the second smoothing capacitor 42 and the second inverter 12 .
- the first contactor 91 is opened when the current (first battery current Ib1) flowing through the first DC power supply 61 is equal to or higher than a predetermined overcurrent threshold
- the second contactor 92 is opened when the second DC power supply 62 (second battery current Ib2) is greater than or equal to the overcurrent threshold.
- the first contactor 91 and the second contactor 92 are controlled to be opened and closed by the rotary electric machine control device 1 based on the first battery current Ib1 and the second battery current Ib2, respectively.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 ensures that the voltage across the first smoothing capacitor 41 (first DC link voltage Vdc1) is equal to or lower than the predetermined short-circuit voltage Vshrt_ref and that the current flowing through the first DC power supply 61 (first When the 1-battery current Ib1) is equal to or less than a predetermined short-circuit current Ishrt_ref, it is determined that the first smoothing capacitor 41 has a short-circuit failure.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 is configured so that the voltage across the second smoothing capacitor 42 (second DC link voltage Vdc2) is equal to or lower than the short-circuit voltage Vshrt_ref, and the current flowing through the second DC power supply 62 (second battery current Ib2 ) is greater than or equal to the overcurrent threshold (OC_ref).
- the first contactor 91 determines that the second smoothing capacitor 42 has a short-circuit fault when (the second battery current Ib2) is equal to or less than the short-circuit current Ishrt_ref. judge.
- FIG. 11 shows an example of detecting an open failure of the smoothing capacitor 4 and fail-safe control
- FIG. 12 shows an example of detecting a short-circuit failure of the smoothing capacitor 4 and fail-safe control.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 first detects a first battery current Ib1 and a second battery current Ib2 (#1).
- the first battery current Ib1 and the second battery current Ib2 are measured by current sensors not shown in FIG. It is detected by being acquired by the rotating electric machine control device 1 .
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 detects the first battery current Ib1 and the second battery current Ib2 according to the control cycle of vector control. If the detection period is too long, the resolution will be low, and if the detection period is too short, the capacity of a temporary storage device such as a memory will be squeezed, and the computational load will also increase. Therefore, it is preferable that the first battery current Ib1 and the second battery current Ib2 are detected once every control period of vector control, for example.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 calculates the peak value (peak-to-peak) of the detected battery current Ib, and calculates the peak value (first peak value Ibpp1) of the first battery current Ib1 and the second battery current Ib2. (second peak value Ibpp2) and the difference (absolute value). Then, the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines whether or not the difference is equal to or greater than the difference threshold value Idiff_ref (determination threshold value) (#2).
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines which of the first peak value Ibpp1 and the second peak value Ibpp2 is larger. (#3).
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines that the first smoothing capacitor 41 has an open failure, and the first smoothing capacitor 41 has failed.
- the occupants of the vehicle are notified of the presence (#5). For example, a warning light inside the vehicle is turned on, or a message is displayed on the display panel. Further, if it is possible to connect to a network outside the vehicle, the failure information may be transmitted to a repair shop, a road service company, a passenger's smartphone, or the like.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines that the second smoothing capacitor 42 has an open failure, and the second smoothing capacitor 42 The occupants of the vehicle are notified of the failure (#5).
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 initially generates voltage across the first smoothing capacitor 41 (first DC link voltage Vdc1), voltage across the second smoothing capacitor 42 (second DC link voltage Vdc2), A first battery current Ib1 and a second battery current Ib2 are detected (#21).
- the first DC link voltage Vdc1 and the second DC link voltage Vdc2 (generically referred to as the DC link voltage Vdc) are measured by voltage sensors not shown in FIG. It is detected by the acquisition by the control device 1 .
- the first battery current Ib1 and the second battery current Ib2 are also measured by current sensors not shown in FIG. detected by The rotary electric machine control device 1 detects the first DC link voltage Vdc1, the second DC link voltage Vdc2, the first battery current Ib1, and the second battery current Ib2 according to the control cycle of vector control.
- the contactor 9 connected to the DC power supply 6 is controlled to be open by the operation of an overcurrent detection circuit (not shown), for example.
- This overcurrent detection circuit may be, for example, a fuse or the like.
- the electromagnetic relay can be opened by cutting off the energization of the coil of the electromagnetic relay. .
- the circuit on the inverter 10 side including the smoothing capacitor 4 is disconnected from the DC power supply 6, so the battery current Ib becomes substantially zero.
- the battery current Ib and the DC link voltage Vdc detected in step #21 are detected after the contactor 9 is opened.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines whether or not the DC link voltage Vdc is equal to or less than the short-circuit voltage Vshrt_ref and the battery current Ib is equal to or less than the short-circuit current Ishrt_ref (#22). Then, when the determination condition is satisfied, the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines that the smoothing capacitor 4 has a short-circuit fault, and changes the inverter 10 on one side to which the smoothing capacitor 4 is connected to the failed inverter. , and the inverter 10 on the other side is set as the normal side inverter (#23).
- the short-circuit voltage Vshrt_ref is set to approximately zero [V]
- the short-circuit current Ishrt_ref is set to approximately zero [A].
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines whether or not the first DC link voltage Vdc1 is equal to or lower than the short-circuit voltage Vshrt_ref and the first battery current Ib1 is equal to or lower than the short-circuit current Ishrt_ref (# 22a). Then, when the determination condition is satisfied, the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines that the first smoothing capacitor 41 has a short-circuit failure, and places the first inverter 11 to which the first smoothing capacitor 41 is connected on the failure side. It is set as an inverter, and the other second inverter 12 is set as a normal side inverter (#23a).
- step #22a determines whether the second DC link voltage Vdc2 is equal to or lower than the short-circuit voltage Vshrt_ref and the second battery current Ib2 is equal to or lower than the short-circuit current Ishrt_ref. It is determined whether or not (#22b). Then, when the determination condition is satisfied, the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines that the second smoothing capacitor 42 has a short-circuit failure, and places the second inverter 12 to which the second smoothing capacitor 42 is connected on the failure side. Inverters are set, and the other first inverter 11 is set as the normal side inverter (#23b). Of course, the order of steps #22a and #22b may be reversed.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 determines that one of the first smoothing capacitor 41 and the second smoothing capacitor 42 has a short-circuit fault, it performs shutdown control on the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 (#24). That is, both inverters 10 including not only the inverter on the failure side but also the inverter on the normal side are shutdown-controlled.
- both inverters 10 are maintained in a shutdown controlled state, and a so-called braking torque is applied. to reduce the rotational speed of the rotating electric machine 80 (#25, #26).
- the rotating electrical machine control device 1 performs active short-circuit control on the failed inverter and drives the normal inverter by pulse width modulation control.
- the rotary electric machine 80 is driven by one inverter drive (#27, #28).
- the first speed threshold ⁇ th1 and the second speed threshold ⁇ th2 may be the same value, and in this case both are collectively referred to as the speed threshold ⁇ th.
- the back electromotive voltage accompanying the rotation of the rotating electrical machine 80 becomes higher than the DC link voltage Vdc of the normal inverter, resulting in a parallel connection to the switching element 3 of the faulty inverter.
- the freewheel diode 35 is turned on, and current flows through the stator coil 8 through the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 .
- the active short control of the failed inverter is performed, so that current can flow through the stator coil 8 via the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 .
- the faulty inverter is short-circuited, and as described above, the stator coil 8 becomes a Y-connected stator coil 8 with the faulty inverter as the neutral point. be done.
- the voltage across the first smoothing capacitor 41 (first DC link voltage Vdc1) is equal to or lower than the predetermined short-circuit voltage Vshrt_ref, and the current flowing through the first DC power supply 61
- first battery current Ib1 is equal to or less than a predetermined short-circuit current Ishrt_ref
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 is configured so that the voltage across the second smoothing capacitor 42 (second DC link voltage Vdc2) is equal to or lower than the short-circuit voltage Vshrt_ref, and the current flowing through the second DC power supply 62 (second battery current Ib2 ) is greater than or equal to the overcurrent threshold (OC_ref).
- the first contactor 91 determines that the second smoothing capacitor 42 has a short-circuit fault when (the second battery current Ib2) is equal to or less than the short-circuit current Ishrt_ref. judge.
- the voltage across the smoothing capacitor 4 becomes almost zero and is equal to or lower than the short-circuit voltage. Further, a large current flows due to the short circuit, and the contactor 9 is opened, so that the current flowing through the DC power supply 6 becomes almost zero. Therefore, it is possible to appropriately determine whether or not the smoothing capacitor 4 has a short-circuit failure based on the current flowing through the DC power supply 6 and the voltage across the smoothing capacitor 4 .
- the rotation speed of the rotary electric machine 80 is set to Both the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12 are controlled by shutdown control when the speed is equal to or higher than a prescribed speed threshold value (first speed threshold value ⁇ th1).
- the rotating electrical machine control device 1 controls the first inverter 11 and the second inverter 12, the inverter 10 connected to the normal smoothing capacitor 4 is controlled by pulse width modulation control, and the inverter 10 connected to the smoothing capacitor 4 with a short circuit failure is controlled by active short circuit control.
- the shutdown control of both inverters 10 can reduce the rotational speed of the rotating electric machine 80 by so-called braking torque.
- the inverter 10 to which the short-circuited smoothing capacitor 4 is connected is subjected to active short circuit control to short-circuit the inverter 10 and restore the rotating electrical machine having an open winding.
- 80 can be a rotating electrical machine 80 having a Y-connected winding in which the open winding is short-circuited on the inverter 10 side.
- the control unit (the rotating electrical machine control device 1) can appropriately control the rotating electrical machine 80 having the Y-connection type winding through the inverter 10 on the side to which the normal smoothing capacitor 4 is connected. can.
- the rotating electrical machine control device 1 does not perform shutdown control for both inverters 10, and performs active short-circuit control on the inverter 10 connected to the smoothing capacitor 4 having a short-circuit failure.
- Inverter 10 connected to normal smoothing capacitor 4 may be controlled by shutdown control.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 has exemplified and described a form in which both the open failure and the short circuit failure of the smoothing capacitor 4 are detected.
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 may detect only the open failure of the smoothing capacitor 4 .
- the rotary electric machine control device 1 may detect only the short-circuit failure of the smoothing capacitor 4 .
- FIGS. 13 and 14 show that when an open failure occurs during control by mixed continuous pulse width modulation with a low torque command (for example, about 30 [Nm]), FIGS. ] about)),
- Figures 17 and 18 show an open failure during control by discontinuous pulse width modulation at a high torque command (for example, about 140 [Nm]) is exemplified.
- Waveform diagrams of FIGS. 13, 15, and 17 each show an example of the ripple waveform of the battery current Ib, and waveform diagrams of FIGS.
- the rotating electrical machine control device 1 does not have to limit the driving of the rotating electrical machine 80 in particular. Therefore, it is preferable that the difference threshold value Idiff_ref is set according to the difference in peak value when the torque of the rotating electric machine 80 is relatively high.
- the difference threshold value Idiff_ref is the smoothing capacitor in which an open failure occurs in the first smoothing capacitor 41 or the second smoothing capacitor 42 while the rotary electric machine 80 is outputting a specified torque that is more than half of the maximum torque that can be output.
- the difference in this specified torque is preferably at least twice the error of the current sensor that detects the battery current Ib.
- the difference is small, even if one of the smoothing capacitors 4 has an open fault, it has little effect on the DC power supply 6, the inverter 10, the rotating electric machine 80, and the vehicle. Therefore, there is no problem even if it is not detected that the smoothing capacitor 4 has an open failure.
- the difference is large, any of the DC power supply 6, the inverter 10, and the rotating electric machine 80 may be affected. Therefore, it is preferable to quickly detect that the smoothing capacitor 4 is abnormal. According to experiments and simulations by the inventors, it has been found that the difference increases as the torque of the rotating electric machine 80 increases. If the determination threshold value (difference threshold value Idiff_ref) is set according to the difference while the rotary electric machine 80 is outputting the specified torque as described above, the open failure of the smoothing capacitor 4 can be detected appropriately.
- the rotating electric machine 80 is a driving force source that is mounted on a vehicle and drives the wheels of the vehicle.
- the torque that can be output by the rotary electric machine 80 and the It limits the rotation speed within a specified range and issues a warning to the driver of the vehicle.
- the difference can be kept small by the rotating electric machine control device 1 (control unit) limiting the torque and rotation speed that can be output from the rotating electric machine 80 within a specified range. It should be noted that this specified range is preferably set to a range such that the difference does not exceed the determination threshold value (difference threshold value Idiff_ref) even if one of the smoothing capacitors 4 has an open failure. . However, since the torque and rotational speed of the rotating electric machine 80 are limited, the travel of the vehicle is also limited. By notifying the driver of the vehicle of the warning, it is possible to encourage the vehicle to be taken to a maintenance shop or the like to repair the open failure of the smoothing capacitor 4 .
- the rotating electric machine control device 1 may limit the torque and the rotating speed of the rotating electric machine 80 without issuing a warning. need not be restricted. Further, the rotary electric machine control device 1 may be configured so as not to limit the torque and rotation speed of the rotary electric machine 80 and to issue a warning. For example, when the torque of the rotary electric machine 80 is high, if an open failure occurs in the smoothing capacitor 4, the difference in the battery current Ib increases as described above. However, this does not immediately lead to chain failure of the DC power supply 6, the inverter 10, and the rotating electric machine 80. Therefore, the action after detecting that the smoothing capacitor 4 has an open failure may be, for example, storing the failure of the smoothing capacitor 4 in the diagnostic record memory or the like of the vehicle.
- the difference threshold value Idiff_ref is set according to the difference in the battery current Ib while the specified torque is being output. explained by way of example. As described above, this takes into consideration the accuracy of the current sensor that measures the battery current Ib. However, if sufficient accuracy of the current sensor can be ensured, the difference threshold value Idiff_ref may be set according to the difference at low torque regardless of the specified torque. Moreover, regardless of the torque of rotating electric machine 80, setting of difference threshold value Idiff_ref is not prevented.
- the waveform diagram of FIG. 19 shows an example of three-phase current waveforms in the case of performing shutdown as fail-safe control when a short-circuit failure occurs in the second smoothing capacitor 42 and in the case of performing active short-circuit control.
- the waveform diagram of FIG. 20 shows an example of the battery current Ib when a shutdown is performed as fail-safe control when a short-circuit failure occurs in the second smoothing capacitor 42 and when active short-circuit control is performed.
- 19 to 21 show an example of the DC link voltage Vdc when shutdown is performed as fail-safe control when a short-circuit failure occurs in the second smoothing capacitor 42 and when active short-circuit control is performed.
- 19 to 21 show waveforms when the rotation speed of the rotating electric machine 80 is in a so-called high rotation region.
- the high rotation region referred to here is an operating region in which the rotating electrical machine 80 rotates at a rotational speed equal to or higher than the rotational speed at which the freewheel diode 35 is turned on by the back electromotive force of the rotating electrical machine 80 .
- the three-phase current waveforms are the same whether the second inverter 12, which is the failed inverter, is shutdown controlled or active short circuit controlled.
- the second inverter 12 is short-circuited by turning on the freewheel diode 35 and becomes the neutral point of the stator coil 8 . Therefore, the second battery current Ib2 on the second inverter 12 side is zero. A regenerated current is flowing into the first battery current Ib1 on the first inverter 11 side.
- the second DC link voltage Vdc2 on the second inverter 12 side is almost zero due to the short circuit of the second smoothing capacitor 42 .
- the first DC link voltage Vdc1 on the first inverter 11 side has slightly increased due to the short circuit of the second smoothing capacitor 42 .
- the second smoothing capacitor 42 has a short-circuit failure and shutdown control is executed as fail-safe control
- the rotating speed of the rotating electrical machine 80 is low, regardless of the torque of the rotating electrical machine 80, the first DC power supply 61 , no current flows and the rating of the first DC power supply 61 is not exceeded. Similarly, no current flows through the inverter 10 and the switching element 3 is not destroyed. Since no current flows through the stator coil 8 as well, the rotating electric machine 80 does not fail. The vehicle gradually decelerates due to inertia torque. Therefore, even if the smoothing capacitor 4 short-circuits while the vehicle is running, the vehicle can be driven to a safe place such as the shoulder of the road and stopped. A so-called limp home is possible.
- the failed smoothing capacitor is identified. be able to.
- the control unit (1) controls a first peak value (Ibpp1), which is the peak value (Ibpp) of the current flowing through the first DC power supply (61), and the peak value (Ibpp1) of the current flowing through the second DC power supply (62).
- the difference between the peak value (Ibpp) and the second peak value (Ibpp2) is equal to or greater than a predetermined determination threshold value (diff_reff), and the first peak value (Ibpp1) is equal to the second peak value ( Ibpp2), it is determined that the first smoothing capacitor (41) has an open fault, and the difference between the first peak value (Ibpp1) and the second peak value (Ibpp2) is the determination threshold.
- the second peak value (Ibpp2) is larger than the first peak value (Ibpp1), it is determined that the second smoothing capacitor (42) has an open fault.
- the control unit (1) can appropriately determine whether or not the smoothing capacitor (4) has an open failure based on the difference.
- the control unit (1) can determine that the open failure of the smoothing capacitor (4) has occurred at the higher peak value (Ibpp).
- the failure A smoothing capacitor (4) can be specified.
- the determination threshold value (diff_ref) is set when the first smoothing capacitor (41) and the second smoothing capacitor (41) and the second smoothing capacitor (41) are outputting a specified torque that is equal to or more than half of the maximum torque that the rotating electric machine (80) can output.
- the capacitors (42) the peak value (Ibpp) of the current flowing through the DC power supply (6) connected to the smoothing capacitor (4) in which the open fault has occurred and the DC current connected to the normal smoothing capacitor (4) It is preferable to set the value according to the difference from the peak value (Ibpp) of the current flowing through the power supply (6).
- the difference is small, even if one of the smoothing capacitors (4) has an open failure, it will have little effect on the DC power supply (6), the inverter (10), the rotating electric machine (80), and the vehicle. Therefore, there is no problem even if it is not detected that the smoothing capacitor (4) has an open failure.
- the difference is large, it may affect any of the DC power supply (6), the inverter (10), and the rotating electric machine (80). Therefore, it is preferable to quickly detect that the smoothing capacitor (4) is abnormal. According to experiments and simulations by the inventor, it was found that the difference increases as the torque of the rotating electric machine (80) increases. If the determination threshold value (diff_ref) is set according to the difference while the rotary electric machine (80) is outputting the specified torque as described above, the open failure of the smoothing capacitor (4) can be appropriately detected.
- the rotating electrical machine (80) is mounted on a vehicle and serves as a driving force source for driving the wheels of the vehicle.
- (42) is an open circuit failure
- the difference can be kept small by the control unit (1) limiting the torque and rotation speed that can be output from the rotating electrical machine (80) within a specified range. It should be noted that this specified range is preferably set to a range such that the difference does not exceed the determination threshold value (diff_ref) even if one of the smoothing capacitors (4) has an open failure. However, since the torque and rotational speed of the rotating electric machine (80) are limited, the running of the vehicle is also limited. By notifying the driver of the vehicle of the warning, it is possible to encourage the vehicle to be taken to a maintenance shop or the like to repair the open failure of the smoothing capacitor (4).
- the rotary electric machine control system (100) includes a first contactor (91) for connecting and disconnecting electrical connections between the first DC power supply (61), the first smoothing capacitor (41), and the first inverter (11). and a second contactor (92) for making and breaking electrical connections between the second DC power supply (62), the second smoothing capacitor (42), and the second inverter (12), wherein the first contactor (91) is opened when the current (Ib1) flowing through the first DC power supply (61) is greater than or equal to a predetermined overcurrent threshold, and the second contactor (92) is connected to the second DC power supply (61).
- the control unit (1) predefines the voltage (Vdc1) across the first smoothing capacitor (41). and the current (Ib1) flowing through the first DC power supply (61) is equal to or less than a predetermined short-circuit current (Ishrt_ref), the first smoothing capacitor (41) is determined to be a short-circuit failure, the voltage (Vdc2) across the second smoothing capacitor (42) is equal to or lower than the short-circuit voltage (Vshrt_ref), and flows through the second DC power supply (62) It is preferable to determine that the second smoothing capacitor (42) has a short-circuit failure when the current (Ib2) is equal to or less than the short-circuit current (Ishrt_ref).
- the voltage (Vdc) across the smoothing capacitor (4) becomes almost zero and becomes equal to or lower than the short-circuit voltage (Vshrt_ref).
- Vshrt_ref short-circuit voltage
- a large current flows due to the short circuit, and the contactor (9) is in an open state, so that the current flowing through the DC power supply (6) becomes almost zero. Therefore, it is possible to appropriately determine whether or not the smoothing capacitor (4) is short-circuited based on the current (Ib) flowing through the DC power supply (6) and the voltage (Vdc) across the smoothing capacitor (4).
- each arm (3A) for one AC phase is formed by a series circuit of an upper switching element (3H) and a lower switching element (3L).
- the control unit (1) turns off all of the upper switching elements (3H) of the first inverter (11) and the second inverter (12), and turns off all of the lower switching elements of the first inverter (11) and the second inverter (12). (3L), or active short-circuit control to turn on all of the upper-side switching elements (3H) and turn off all of the lower-side switching elements (3L), and all of the plurality of phases.
- the inverter (10) to which the normal smoothing capacitor (4) is connected is controlled by pulse width modulation control, and the inverter (10) to which the smoothing capacitor (4) having the short circuit failure is connected is actively shorted. It is preferable to control by circuit control.
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Mi_inv2=Va_inv2/E2=Va_inv2/E ・・・(2)
Mi_sys =(Va_inv1+Va_inv2)/(E1+E2)
=(Va_inv1+Va_inv2)/2E ・・・(3)
そして、回転電機制御装置1は、当該差分が差分しきい値Idiff_ref(判定しきい値)以上であるか否かを判定する(#2)。当該差分が、差分しきい値Idiff_ref以上である場合には、第1バッテリ電流Ib1のリップルと第2バッテリ電流Ib2のリップルとの間に差があり、第1平滑コンデンサ41及び第2平滑コンデンサ42の何れかの容量が減少していること、即ち、平滑コンデンサ4にオープン故障が生じている可能性がある。従って、回転電機制御装置1は、当該差分が差分しきい値Idiff_ref(判定しきい値)以上である場合には、第1波高値Ibpp1と第2波高値Ibpp2との何れが大きいかを判定する(#3)。
以下、上記において説明した回転電機制御システム(100)の概要について簡単に説明する。
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- 互いに独立した複数相のオープン巻線を有する回転電機を駆動制御する回転電機制御システムであって、
前記オープン巻線の一端側に接続された第1インバータと、
前記オープン巻線の他端側に接続された第2インバータと、
前記第1インバータが接続された第1直流電源と、
前記第2インバータが接続された第2直流電源と、
前記第1直流電源に並列接続された第1平滑コンデンサと、
前記第2直流電源に並列接続された第2平滑コンデンサと、
前記第1インバータ及び前記第2インバータのそれぞれを、互いに独立して制御可能な制御部と、を備え、
前記制御部は、前記第1直流電源を流れる電流の波高値である第1波高値と、前記第2直流電源を流れる電流の波高値である第2波高値との差分が、予め規定された判定しきい値以上であって、前記第1波高値が前記第2波高値よりも大きい場合には前記第1平滑コンデンサが開放故障であると判定し、前記第1波高値と前記第2波高値との差分が前記判定しきい値以上であって、前記第2波高値が前記第1波高値よりも大きい場合には前記第2平滑コンデンサが開放故障であると判定する、回転電機制御システム。 - 前記判定しきい値は、前記回転電機が出力可能な最大トルクの半分以上である規定トルクを出力中に、前記第1平滑コンデンサ及び前記第2平滑コンデンサの内、開放故障が生じた平滑コンデンサに接続された直流電源を流れる電流の波高値と、正常な平滑コンデンサに接続された前記直流電源を流れる電流の波高値との差分に応じた値に設定されている、請求項1に記載の回転電機制御システム。
- 前記回転電機は、車両に搭載されて当該車両の車輪を駆動する駆動力源であり、
前記制御部は、前記第1平滑コンデンサ又は前記第2平滑コンデンサが開放故障であると判定した場合、前記回転電機の出力可能なトルク及び回転速度を規定範囲内に制限すると共に、前記車両の運転者に対して警告を報知する、請求項1又は2に記載の回転電機制御システム。 - 前記第1直流電源と前記第1平滑コンデンサ及び前記第1インバータとの電気的接続を断接する第1コンタクタと、前記第2直流電源と前記第2平滑コンデンサ及び前記第2インバータとの電気的接続を断接する第2コンタクタと、を備え、
前記第1コンタクタは、前記第1直流電源を流れる電流が予め規定された過電流しきい値以上である場合に開放され、
前記第2コンタクタは、前記第2直流電源を流れる電流が前記過電流しきい値以上である場合に開放され、
前記制御部は、前記第1平滑コンデンサの両端電圧が予め規定された短絡時電圧以下であり、且つ、前記第1直流電源を流れる電流が予め規定された短絡時電流以下である場合に、前記第1平滑コンデンサが短絡故障であると判定し、前記第2平滑コンデンサの両端電圧が前記短絡時電圧以下であり、且つ、前記第2直流電源を流れる電流が前記短絡時電流以下である場合に、前記第2平滑コンデンサが短絡故障であると判定する、請求項1から3の何れか一項に記載の回転電機制御システム。 - 前記第1インバータ及び前記第2インバータは、それぞれ交流1相分のアームが上段側スイッチング素子と下段側スイッチング素子との直列回路により構成され、
前記制御部は、前記第1インバータ及び前記第2インバータをそれぞれ、全ての前記上段側スイッチング素子をオフ状態とし全ての前記下段側スイッチング素子をオン状態とする、又は、全ての前記上段側スイッチング素子をオン状態とし全ての前記下段側スイッチング素子をオフ状態とするアクティブショートサーキット制御、及び、複数相全ての前記スイッチング素子の全てをオフ状態とするシャットダウン制御、により制御可能であり、
前記制御部は、前記第1平滑コンデンサ又は前記第2平滑コンデンサが短絡故障であると判定した場合に、前記回転電機の回転速度が予め規定された速度しきい値以上の状態では、前記第1インバータ及び前記第2インバータの双方をシャットダウン制御により制御し、
前記回転電機の回転速度が前記速度しきい値未満の状態では、前記第1インバータ及び前記第2インバータのうち、正常な平滑コンデンサが接続された方のインバータをパルス幅変調制御により制御し、前記短絡故障である平滑コンデンサが接続された方の前記インバータをアクティブショートサーキット制御により制御する、請求項4に記載の回転電機制御システム。
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