WO2010116787A1 - 回転電機制御装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a rotating electrical machine control device that controls driving of a rotating electrical machine that drives a vehicle.
- JP 2003-88159 A (Patent Document 1) pays attention to the fact that the frequency of torque ripple is an integer multiple of the electrical angle of the motor.
- a technique is disclosed in which a sine wave having an arbitrary phase is added to a torque command as a torque ripple correction amount to suppress fluctuations.
- the torque ripple appears theoretically as a pulsation having harmonic components related to the number of poles of the permanent magnet and the number of salient poles of the iron core. Therefore, the torque ripple can be suppressed by the technique disclosed in Patent Document 1. Is possible.
- a synchronous motor which is a kind of motor
- the reluctance generated by the change in magnetic energy due to the position of the self-inductance. Torque is also used.
- the self-inductance is a fluctuating value. For example, the self-inductance varies when the coil current increases and magnetic saturation occurs according to the output torque and the rotational speed.
- the self-inductance also fluctuates due to the change in magnetic resistance depending on the rotation angle of the rotor of the motor. This is also one factor in which high-order harmonic components are superimposed on the torque ripple. Therefore, the torque ripple correction amount should be set appropriately according to the rotational state of the motor, and if the consistency is poor, the torque ripple suppression effect is limited.
- Patent Document 1 describes that a sine wave as a torque ripple correction amount can be set freely, there is no suggestion about a specific determination method, and in obtaining a good torque ripple suppression effect. More technology is required.
- the present invention was devised in view of the above problems, and has an object to provide a rotating electrical machine control device capable of appropriately suppressing torque ripple according to the rotational state of the rotating electrical machine with a simple configuration. To do.
- the torque ripple correction amount is required to be set according to the rotation state of the rotating electrical machine as described above.
- the inventors have discovered that when a rotating electrical machine is used as a vehicle drive source, the torque ripple generated differs depending on the difference between forward and reverse of the vehicle and the difference between power running and regeneration. For example, torque ripples with different characteristics may occur due to variations in the characteristics of the mount rubber of the support portion that supports the rotating electrical machine on the vehicle body and the structure of the drive transmission system from the rotating electrical machine to the wheels.
- a ripple correction wave having a different phase is generated according to the sign of the output torque as in this feature configuration, an appropriate ripple correction wave corresponding to the generated torque ripple can be obtained.
- Torque ripple is satisfactorily suppressed by driving and controlling the rotating electrical machine using the ripple correction wave.
- the output torque includes the torque actually output from the rotating electrical machine, the torque estimated based on the current value, the required torque given from the host system, and the like.
- the rotating electrical machine control device further includes a required torque setting unit that determines a required torque of the rotating electrical machine based on at least an operation amount of an accelerator pedal, and a target torque obtained by superimposing the ripple correction wave on the required torque. It is preferable to drive and control the rotating electrical machine based on the above.
- the rotating electrical machine is controlled based on the target torque obtained by superimposing the torque ripple correction wave on the required torque of the rotating electrical machine, the torque ripple can be appropriately suppressed while controlling the torque of the rotating electrical machine as required by the driver. it can.
- the correction parameter setting unit of the rotating electrical machine control device further sets the amplitude of the ripple correction wave according to the sign of the output torque.
- the torque ripple has a sine wave component, and the component has an amplitude in addition to the phase. Since the amplitude is literally related to the magnitude of the vibration, the magnitude of the torque ripple of the rotating electrical machine can be appropriately attenuated by setting an appropriate amplitude for the ripple correction wave. When the amplitude of the ripple correction wave is further set according to the positive / negative of the output torque as in this configuration, a higher suppression effect can be obtained with respect to the generated torque ripple.
- the correction parameter setting unit of the rotating electrical machine control device sets the amplitude of the ripple correction wave according to the rotational speed of the rotating electrical machine.
- the unpleasant feeling that torque ripple gives to the vehicle occupant is related to the vehicle speed, that is, the rotational speed of the rotating electrical machine. Therefore, when the amplitude of the ripple correction wave is set in accordance with the rotation speed of the rotating electrical machine, the possibility of lowering the efficiency of the rotating electrical machine is suppressed by superimposing the ripple correction wave, and the efficiency of the rotating electrical machine is improved. Can do. That is, it is possible to achieve both reduction of torque ripple and suppression of reduction in efficiency of the rotating electrical machine.
- the correction parameter setting unit of the rotating electrical machine control device includes the ripple as the rotational speed increases until the speed reaches a speed limit that exceeds a speed limit start speed and is set to a value larger than the speed limit start speed.
- the amplitude of the correction wave is reduced, the amplitude of the ripple correction wave is limited so that the amplitude of the ripple correction wave becomes zero at the speed limit, and when the rotational speed of the rotating electrical machine is equal to or higher than the speed limit, the ripple It is preferable to limit the amplitude of the correction wave to zero.
- a vehicle occupant is more likely to feel discomfort due to torque ripple when the vehicle speed is low, that is, when the rotating speed of the rotating electrical machine is low. Therefore, if the amplitude of the ripple correction wave is increased when the rotating speed of the rotating electrical machine is low and the amplitude is decreased as the rotating speed increases, the uncomfortable feeling caused by the torque ripple is suppressed and the rotating electrical machine is used with high efficiency. can do.
- the rotational speed of the rotating electrical machine is high enough to exceed the speed limit, discomfort caused by torque ripple does not become a problem. Therefore, in this high rotation region, the rotary electric machine can be used with high efficiency when the amplitude is set to zero so that the ripple correction wave is practically not added. Further, since the amplitude of the ripple correction wave is reduced as the rotational speed increases from the limit start speed to the limit speed, the torque ripple correction amount does not change suddenly, and the passenger does not feel uncomfortable.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram schematically showing an example of a system configuration of a vehicle including a rotating electrical machine control device of the present invention. It is a block diagram which shows typically an example of a structure of the rotary electric machine control apparatus of this invention. It is a wave form diagram showing typically the relation between the harmonic component of torque ripple, and a ripple correction wave. It is a graph which shows the characteristic of the phase and amplitude of a torque ripple at the time of positive torque. It is a graph which shows the characteristic of the phase and amplitude of a torque ripple at the time of a negative torque. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the procedure which produces
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram schematically illustrating an example of a system configuration of a vehicle including such a motor M control device (rotary electrical machine control device) 100.
- the motor M is electrically connected to a battery (not shown) or a converter (not shown) that boosts the output voltage of the battery via the inverter 57, and generates a driving force when supplied with electric power.
- the inverter 57 includes a plurality of switching elements.
- An IGBT insulated gate bipolar transistor
- MOSFET metal oxide field semiconductor effect transistor
- the inverter 57 is configured by a three-phase bridge circuit as is well known. Two IGBTs are connected in series between the input plus side and the input minus side of the inverter 57, and this series circuit is connected in parallel in three lines. That is, a bridge circuit in which a set of series circuits corresponds to each of the stator coils Mu, Mv, and Mw corresponding to the u phase, the v phase, and the w phase of the motor M is configured.
- the collector of the upper stage IGBT of each phase is connected to the input plus side of the inverter 57, and the emitter is connected to the collector of the lower stage IGBT of each phase.
- the emitter of the IGBT on the lower side of each phase is connected to the input minus side (for example, ground) of the inverter 57.
- the intermediate point of the series circuit of IGBTs of each phase that is a pair, that is, the connection point of the IGBT, is connected to the stator coils Mu, Mv, and Mw of the motor M, respectively.
- a flywheel diode (regenerative diode) is connected in parallel to each IGBT.
- the flywheel diode is connected in parallel to the IGBT such that the cathode terminal is connected to the collector terminal of the IGBT and the anode terminal is connected to the emitter terminal of the IGBT.
- the gate of each IGBT is connected to an ECU (electronic control unit) 50 via a driver circuit 55, and is individually controlled for switching.
- the ECU 50 is referred to as a TCU (trans-axle control unit) 50 in order to distinguish it from other ECUs.
- the TCU 50 is configured with a logic circuit such as a microcomputer as a core.
- the TCU 50 includes a CPU (central processing unit) 51 that is a microcomputer, an interface circuit 52, and other peripheral circuits.
- the interface circuit 51 includes EMI (electro-magnetic interference) countermeasure parts, a buffer circuit, and the like.
- the CPU 51 constitutes a control device 100 corresponding to the rotating electrical machine control device of the present invention.
- the drive signal input to the gate of the IGBT or MOSFET that switches high voltage requires a voltage higher than the drive voltage of a general electronic circuit such as a microcomputer, and therefore is boosted through the driver circuit 55. , And input to the inverter 57.
- the CPU 51 includes at least a CPU core 11, a program memory 12, a parameter memory 13, a work memory 14, a communication control unit 15, an A / D converter 16, a timer 17, and a port 18. Is done.
- the CPU core 11 is the core of the CPU 51, and includes an instruction register, an instruction decoder, an ALU (arithmetic logic unit) that performs various operations, a flag register, a general-purpose register, an interrupt controller, and the like.
- the program memory 12 is a non-volatile memory that stores a motor control program (rotary electric machine control program).
- the parameter memory 13 is a non-volatile memory that stores various parameters that are referred to when the program is executed. The parameter memory 13 may be constructed without being distinguished from the program memory 12.
- the program memory 12 and the parameter memory 13 are preferably constituted by a flash memory, for example.
- the work memory 14 is a memory that temporarily stores temporary data during program execution.
- the work memory 14 is composed of DRAM (dynamic RAM) or SRAM (static RAM) that is volatile and can read and write data at high speed.
- the communication control unit 15 controls communication with other systems in the vehicle.
- communication with the traveling control system 60, other systems, sensors, and the like is controlled via a CAN (controller area network) 80 in the vehicle.
- the A / D converter 16 converts an analog electric signal into digital data.
- detection results of motor currents Iu, Iv, and Iw flowing through the stator coils Mu, Mv, and Mw of the motor M are received from the current sensor 58 and converted into digital values. Since the three phases u phase, v phase, and w phase are balanced and the instantaneous value thereof is zero, the current for only two phases may be detected, and the remaining one phase may be obtained by calculation in the CPU 51. .
- the interface circuit 52 may include a multiplexer, and an analog current value may be acquired from one analog input by time division.
- the timer 17 measures time with the clock cycle of the CPU 51 as the minimum resolution. For example, the timer 17 monitors the program execution cycle and notifies the interrupt controller of the CPU core 11. The timer 17 measures the valid time of the gate drive signals (pu, nu, pv, nv, pw, nw) for driving the IGBT, and generates the gate drive signal.
- the port 18 is a terminal control unit that outputs an IGBT gate drive signal of the inverter 57 via a terminal of the CPU 51 and receives a rotation detection signal R from the rotation detection sensor 59 input to the CPU 51.
- the rotation detection sensor 59 is a sensor that is installed in the vicinity of the motor M and detects the rotation position and rotation speed of the rotor of the motor M, and is configured using, for example, a resolver.
- the CPU 51 is communicably connected to various systems and sensors via the CAN 80 which is an in-vehicle network.
- the CPU 51 is connected to the brake system 61 and the power steering system 63 in addition to the travel control system 60.
- Each of these systems is configured with an electronic circuit such as a CPU as a core, similar to the control device 100 of the motor M, and is configured as an ECU (electronic control unit) together with peripheral circuits as with the TCU 50.
- the brake system 61 detects the amount of operation of the brake pedal operated by the driver by the brake sensor 72, and has an electric motor having a brake assist for increasing the braking force by applying a braking force to the vehicle via the actuator 71.
- the power steering system 63 is, for example, an electric power steering (EPS: power ⁇ ⁇ steering) system that detects an operation amount of a steering wheel operated by a driver by a steering sensor 74 and adds assist torque by an actuator 73.
- EPS electric power steering
- the wheel speed sensor 75 is a sensor that detects the amount of rotation of a vehicle wheel and the number of rotations per unit time. If the brake system 61 is an ABS (anti-lock braking ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ system) that suppresses brake locking or a skid prevention device (ESC: electronic stability control) that suppresses vehicle skidding during cornering, wheels received via CAN 80 Various controls are executed based on the detection result of the speed sensor 75. For example, brake locking, wheel idling, and signs of skidding are determined from the difference in rotation between the left and right wheels, and control according to the determination result is executed. Therefore, the wheel speed sensor 75 may be provided in the brake system 61.
- ABS anti-lock braking ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ system
- ESC electronic stability control
- the accelerator sensor 76 is a sensor that detects the amount of operation of the accelerator pedal by the driver.
- the shift lever sensor 77 is a sensor or switch that detects the position of the shift lever.
- the traveling control system 60 calculates a required torque Tr of the motor M based on detection results obtained by the brake sensor 72, the accelerator sensor 76, the shift lever sensor 77, the wheel speed sensor 75, and the like. For example, if the accelerator pedal is depressed while the shift lever sensor 77 is set to “drive”, the traveling control system 60 calculates a required torque Tr (output torque) having a positive value. On the other hand, when the brake pedal is depressed, or when the accelerator pedal is depressed with the shift lever sensor 77 set to “reverse”, the traveling control system 60 has a negative value.
- the required torque Tr is calculated. This required torque Tr is transmitted to the CPU 51 via the CAN 80 and received by the communication control unit 15 of the CPU 51.
- the travel control system 60 functions as a required torque setting unit that determines the required torque Tr of the motor M based on at least the operation amount of the accelerator pedal.
- the control device 100 of the motor M is configured with the CPU 51 as a core. That is, the control device 100 is configured mainly by the cooperation of the CPU core 11 and other hardware including the work memory 14 and the timer 17 with software such as programs and parameters stored in the program memory 12 and the parameter memory 13.
- the embodiment of the control device 100 is not limited to such cooperation between hardware and software, and may be configured only by hardware using ASIC (application specific integrated circuit) or the like. .
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing an example of a functional configuration of the control device 100 of the motor M.
- each functional unit shown in this figure may be configured only by hardware, or may be configured by cooperation of hardware and software.
- Each functional unit has no problem as long as the function is realized regardless of the embodiment.
- the control device 100 includes a torque control unit 10, a current control unit 20, a voltage control unit 30, and a rotation state calculation unit 40.
- vector control field-oriented control: FOC
- a coil current flowing in each of the three-phase stator coils of the AC motor is expressed by a vector of a d axis that is a direction of a magnetic field generated by a permanent magnet disposed on the rotor and a q axis that is orthogonal to the d axis.
- a rotation detection sensor 59 such as a resolver is provided in the vicinity of the motor M.
- the detection result is transmitted to the register in the CPU core 11 and the work memory 14 via the port 18 of the CPU 51 as described above.
- the rotation state calculation unit 40 provided in the control device 100 obtains the rotor position (electrical angle ⁇ ) and the rotation speed (angular velocity ⁇ ) based on the detection result R of the rotation detection sensor 59.
- the obtained electrical angle ⁇ and angular velocity ⁇ are used in the torque control unit 10, the current control unit 20, and the voltage control unit 30.
- the rotation detection sensor 59 such as a resolver provides information on the rotor position and the rotation speed in a form that the control device 100 can use for calculation
- the rotation state calculation unit 40 may not be provided in the control device 100. .
- the torque control unit 10 is a functional unit that sets target currents (current commands) id and iq for current feedback control according to the required torque Tr (torque command Ti).
- the target currents id and iq are set corresponding to the d axis and q axis described above. Therefore, the torque control unit 10 performs coordinate conversion of the torque command Ti into the d-axis target current id and the q-axis target current iq based on the electrical angle ⁇ obtained by the rotation state calculation unit 40. It is comprised.
- the required torque Tr is the same as the torque command Ti.
- the superimposing unit 5 that generates the target torque To by superimposing the ripple correction wave NTR 6 on the required torque Tr is provided.
- the target torque To is a torque command Ti that is input to the two-phase converter 6.
- the superimposing unit 5 functions as a target torque setting unit that sets the target torque To.
- the ripple correction wave NTR 6 and its generation method will be described later.
- the current control unit 20 performs, for example, proportional-integral control (PI control) or proportional-calculus control (PID control) based on the deviation between the target currents id, iq and the fed back motor current, and a target voltage (voltage command).
- PI control proportional-integral control
- PID control proportional-calculus control
- the current control unit 20 includes a PID control unit 21 and a two-phase conversion unit 22. Since the current values detected by the current sensor 58 are the three-phase currents Iu, Iv, and Iw, the two-phase conversion unit 22 determines the two-phase current Id based on the electrical angle ⁇ obtained by the rotation state calculation unit 40.
- the PID control unit 21 performs PID control based on the deviation between the target currents id, iq and the two-phase motor currents Id, Iq, and the angular velocity ⁇ obtained by the rotation state calculation unit 40, so that the target voltages vd, Set vq.
- the voltage control unit 30 generates gate drive signals pu, nu, pv, nv, pw, nw for driving the three-phase IGBT of the inverter 57 based on the target voltages vd, vq.
- the voltage control unit 30 includes a three-phase conversion unit 31 and a PWM control unit 32. Since the inverter 57 is provided for three phases corresponding to the three-phase stator coils Mu, Mv, and Mw of the motor M, the two-phase target voltages vd and vq are obtained by the rotation state calculation unit 40. Based on the electrical angle ⁇ , the coordinates are converted into three-phase target voltages vu, vv, vw.
- the PWM controller 32 controls the IGBT of the inverter 57 by PWM (pulse width modulation).
- the PWM control unit 32 includes six IGBTs that individually control the gates of the IGBTs in each stage, each phase being constituted by two stages of IGBTs on the upper stage side and the lower stage side, and a total of six stages in three phases.
- Gate drive signals pu, nu, pv, nv, pw, nw are generated.
- the gate drive signals pu, nu, pv, nv, pw, and nw correspond to the gate drive signals of the IGBTs in the u-phase upper stage, u-phase lower stage, v-phase upper stage, v-phase lower stage, w-phase upper stage, and w-phase lower stage in order.
- the valid time of each gate drive signal is measured by the timer 17 of the CPU 51, and pulsed gate drive signals pu, nu, pv, nv, pw, nw are output via the port 18.
- the torque ripple has a harmonic component of the fundamental component of the three-phase alternating current that drives the motor.
- the order of this harmonic component is related to the number of poles of the permanent magnet and the number of salient poles of the iron core.
- the number of slots per pole is often six, and the harmonic having a great influence is often the sixth harmonic.
- the number of poles is often 8 and the number of slots is 48. 6th harmonic.
- FIG. 3 shows waveforms obtained by the inventors of the harmonic component of torque ripple by FFT (fast Fourier transform) analysis and FEM (finite element method) analysis.
- the horizontal axis is the phase, and a period corresponding to 0 to 60 ° of the electrical angle of the AC fundamental wave that drives the motor M is extracted. The time when the electrical angle is 0 ° is set as the reference phase.
- a waveform TR shown in FIG. 3 indicates torque ripple.
- the ideal torque in this example is a constant value of 100 [Nm], and a torque ripple TR is superimposed on this torque as an AC component.
- the torque ripple TR is a waveform in which high-order harmonics of various components are synthesized.
- a waveform TR 6 shown in FIG. 3 is obtained by extracting the sixth harmonic component which is the largest frequency component of the torque ripple TR by the FFT analysis and the FEM analysis.
- the waveform TR 6 is the sixth harmonic of the fundamental wave
- the entire period is included in the range of 0 to 60 ° of the electrical angle of the AC fundamental wave.
- the phase is delayed by 240 ° (or advanced by 120 °) from the reference phase which is 0 ° of the electrical angle of the AC fundamental wave, for example.
- the amplitude is 105 [Nm] with respect to 100 [Nm] which is a steady value, it is 5% increase of the steady value.
- an antiphase sine wave may be used as shown in FIG.
- a sine wave having an antiphase with respect to the sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the torque ripple TR is referred to as a ripple correction wave NTR 6 .
- the ripple correction wave NTR 6 Since the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is opposite in phase to the sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the torque ripple TR, the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is delayed by 60 ° from the reference phase which is 0 ° of the electrical angle of the AC fundamental wave (or advanced by 300 °). )
- the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is more preferably a sine wave having an opposite phase and the same amplitude as the sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the torque ripple TR.
- the reference phase is not limited to this example, and may be set to another phase.
- a ripple correction wave NTR 6 having a defined phase and amplitude is generated and superimposed on the required torque Tr, the sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the generated torque ripple TR Can be offset, and the pulsation of the motor M can be suppressed.
- Generates a ripple correction wave NTR 6 phase and the amplitude is defined in the correction wave calculation unit 4 shown in FIG. 2, when superimposing the ripple correction wave NTR 6 on the required torque Tr in superimposing section 5, a preferred target torque To Is set.
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing the phase and amplitude characteristics of the sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the torque ripple TR when the motor M is moving forward, such as when the vehicle moves forward.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing the phase and amplitude characteristics of the sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the torque ripple TR when the motor M is negative torque when the vehicle is moving backward or performing regenerative braking.
- the horizontal axis is the absolute value of torque
- the left vertical axis is the amplitude ratio indicating the ratio (percentage) to the absolute value and steady value of the amplitude
- the right vertical axis is the phase.
- the phase difference of the sixth harmonic component TR6 of the torque ripple TR with respect to the reference phase is generally stable regardless of the absolute value of the torque.
- the phase difference at the time of positive torque is about 110 ° to 135 °
- the phase difference at the time of negative torque is different from ⁇ 108 to ⁇ 138 °.
- the amplitude of the sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the torque ripple TR varies greatly depending on the absolute value of the torque. Due to the occurrence of the torque ripple TR, the ratio of the torque ripple TR (TR 6 ) relative to the steady value is more strongly related to the feeling of the driver and passengers riding in the vehicle than the absolute value of the amplitude of the torque ripple TR (TR 6 ). Therefore, attention is focused on the torque having the largest amplitude ratio (amplitude ratio) with respect to the steady value of the torque ripple TR (TR 6 ). As shown in FIG. 4, in the case of positive torque, the amplitude ratio becomes maximum when the absolute value of the torque is 30 [Nm]. As shown in FIG.
- the amplitude ratio becomes maximum when the absolute value of the torque is 60 [Nm].
- the torque with the largest amplitude ratio (amplitude ratio) with respect to the steady value of the torque ripple TR (TR 6 ) differs depending on whether the torque of the motor M is positive torque or negative torque.
- the control device 100 sets the phase and amplitude when generating the ripple correction wave NTR 6 according to the sign of the required torque Tr.
- the correction wave calculation unit 4 of the torque control unit 10 includes a positive / negative determination unit 1, a correction parameter setting unit 2, and a correction wave generation unit 3. .
- the positive / negative determining unit 1 is a functional unit that determines whether the required torque Tr (output torque) is positive or negative.
- the correction parameter setting unit 2 is a functional unit that sets the phase difference of the ripple correction wave with respect to the reference phase as a correction parameter according to the sign of the required torque Tr (output torque).
- the correction parameter setting unit 2 includes a selection switch 2s that selects a positive torque parameter 2p and a negative torque parameter 2n. The selection switch 2s is controlled based on the determination result of the positive / negative determination unit 1, and the positive torque parameter 2p or the negative torque parameter 2n is set as the correction parameter 2h.
- the correction wave generator 3 generates a ripple correction wave NTR 6 based on the correction parameter 2h.
- the maximum amplitude ratio is 5.2% when the absolute value of the torque is 30 [Nm].
- the absolute value of the amplitude is 1.5 [Nm]
- the phase difference is 120 °.
- An amplitude ratio of 5.2% is a correction parameter (amplitude parameter) A related to amplitude. Since the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is an inversion of the sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the torque ripple TR, a value obtained by the following equation (1) is a correction parameter (phase difference parameter) ⁇ related to the phase difference.
- the amplitude ratio is 5.0% at the maximum when the absolute value of the torque is 60 [Nm].
- the absolute value of the amplitude is 3.0 [Nm]
- the phase difference is ⁇ 110 °.
- An amplitude ratio of 5.0% is a correction parameter (amplitude parameter) A related to amplitude.
- the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is an inversion of the sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the torque ripple TR, but is automatically inverted because the sign of the torque is negative. Accordingly, the phase difference of ⁇ 110 ° is the correction parameter (phase difference parameter) ⁇ .
- the correction parameters are selected one by one according to the sign of the torque is illustrated, but the present invention is not limited to this, and a plurality of correction parameters are set for each of the positive and negative values. Also good. For example, a plurality of correction parameters may be set according to the absolute value of the torque.
- the CPU 51 that has received the required torque Tr from the travel control system 60 temporarily stores the required torque Tr in a general-purpose register of the CPU core 11 or a work area such as the work memory 14. Then, the CPU core 11 refers to the work area and executes a positive / negative determination function for determining the positive / negative of the required torque Tr for the motor M (positive / negative determination step # 1).
- the CPU core 11 executes a correction parameter setting function for setting the phase difference of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 with respect to the reference phase as a correction parameter (phase difference parameter ⁇ ) 2h according to the sign of the required torque Tr (correction).
- the correction parameter setting function may include a function of setting a correction parameter (amplitude parameter A) 2h that defines the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 .
- the CPU core 11 reads the correction parameter 2p for the positive torque from the parameter memory 13 and temporarily stores it in the work area (correction parameter setting step # 2 for the positive torque). .
- the correction parameter 2p for the positive torque has the phase difference parameter ⁇ of “ ⁇ 60 °” and the amplitude parameter A of “5.2%”.
- the CPU core 11 executes a correction wave generation function for generating the ripple correction wave NTR 6 by calculating the following equation (2) based on the set correction parameter 2h ( ⁇ , A) (correction wave) Generation step # 4).
- FIG. 7 a ripple correction wave NTR 6 at the time of positive torque is generated.
- the horizontal axis represents time
- the vertical axis represents the electrical angle ⁇ (magnetic pole position) of the AC fundamental wave that drives the motor M.
- FIG. 7 generally shows one cycle of the electrical angle ⁇ .
- the lower part of FIG. 7 shows a sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the torque ripple and a ripple correction wave NTR 6 corresponding thereto.
- a time at which the electrical angle ⁇ is zero is set as a reference phase, a sine wave having a phase delay of 60 ° as the phase of the sixth harmonic component and having an amplitude of 5.2% of the required torque Tr is generated as the ripple correction wave NTR 6. Yes.
- the CPU core 11 reads the correction parameter 2n for negative torque from the parameter memory 13 and temporarily stores it in the work area (correction parameter setting step # 3 for negative torque). .
- the correction parameter 2n for negative torque has the phase difference parameter ⁇ of “ ⁇ 110 °” and the amplitude parameter A of “5.0%”.
- the CPU core 11 executes the correction wave generation function for generating the ripple correction wave NTR 6 by calculating the following equation (3) based on the set correction parameter 2h ( ⁇ , A) (correction wave generation step #) 4).
- the ripple correction wave NTR 6 at the time of negative torque is generated.
- the horizontal axis is time as in FIG. 7, and the vertical axis indicates the electrical angle ⁇ (magnetic pole position) of the AC fundamental wave that drives the motor M.
- the traveling direction of the time axis is opposite to that in FIG.
- FIG. 8 also shows one cycle of the electrical angle ⁇ in general, as in FIG.
- the lower part of FIG. 8 shows a sixth harmonic component TR 6 of torque ripple and a ripple correction wave NTR 6 corresponding thereto.
- a time when the electrical angle ⁇ is zero is set as a reference phase, and a sine wave having a phase delay of 112 ° as the phase of the sixth harmonic component and having an amplitude of 5.0% of the required torque Tr is generated as the ripple correction wave NTR 6. Yes.
- This is a sine wave having an opposite phase to the sixth harmonic component TR 6 of the torque ripple, and the motor control calculation described above is executed based on the target torque To in which the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is superimposed on the required torque Tr.
- torque ripple TR is suppressed.
- the correction parameter setting unit 2 may further set the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 according to the rotational speed of the motor M.
- the correction parameter setting unit 2 may include a rotation speed filter 2r, and a speed coefficient kr corresponding to the rotation speed (angular speed ⁇ ) of the motor M may be set as a correction parameter.
- the rotation speed filter 2r is preferably configured as a table with the rotation speed (angular velocity ⁇ ) of the motor M as an argument and stored in the parameter memory 13, for example.
- the correction wave generation unit 3 generates a ripple correction wave NTR 6 by the following equation (4).
- NTR 6 kr / A / Tr / sin (6 ⁇ + ⁇ ) (4)
- the rotation speed filter 2r has a characteristic as shown in FIG.
- the vertical axis of the graph shown in FIG. 9 is the speed coefficient kr, and the horizontal axis is the absolute value of the rotational speed of the motor M.
- the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is not limited.
- the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 decreases, and the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is zero at the limit speed S2 greater than the limit start speed S1.
- the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is limited so that Further, when the speed is not less than the speed limit S2, the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is limited to zero.
- the torque ripple Tr has less influence on the occupant when the rotational speed of the motor M increases, that is, the occupant is less likely to experience the occurrence of the torque ripple Tr. Therefore, when the rotational speed of the motor M is equal to or lower than the limit start speed S1, the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is superimposed on the required torque Tr with an amplitude of 100%, and after exceeding the limit start speed S1, the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 gradually increases. After the speed is reduced and the speed limit S2 is exceeded, it is preferable that the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is set to zero so that the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is not superimposed on the required torque Tr.
- the correction parameter setting unit 2 may further set the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 according to the required torque Tr of the motor M. That is, the correction parameter setting unit 2 may include a torque filter (not shown), and the torque coefficient kt corresponding to the required torque Tr may be set as the correction parameter 2h. When the torque coefficient kt is included in the correction parameter, the correction wave generation unit 3 generates a ripple correction wave NTR 6 by the following equation (5).
- NTR 6 kt / kr / A / Tr / sin (6 ⁇ + ⁇ ) (5)
- the torque filter is preferably configured to have characteristics as shown in FIG.
- the vertical axis of the graph shown in FIG. 10 is the torque coefficient kt, and the horizontal axis is the absolute value of the required torque.
- the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is not limited.
- the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 decreases, and the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 becomes zero at the limit torque T2 larger than the limit start torque T1.
- the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is limited.
- the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is limited to zero.
- the instantaneous value of the target torque To reaches the limit torque T2 or exceeds the limit torque T2.
- the target torque To and the target currents id and iq are limited, another pulsation may occur due to the limitation. Therefore, the center of the amplitude where the instantaneous value of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 does not sufficiently reach the limit torque is set as the limit torque T2, and the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is gradually decreased from the limit start torque T1 until the limit torque T2 is reached. It is preferable to do so.
- the ripple correction wave NTR 6 is superimposed on the required torque Tr with an amplitude of 100%. Since the torque coefficient kt gradually changes according to the required torque Tr, the amplitude of the ripple correction wave NTR 6 does not change abruptly, and the passenger does not feel uncomfortable.
- the correction parameter is set according to the sign of the required torque Tr. Since the correction parameter includes the phase difference ⁇ , the ripple correction wave NTR 6 has a greatly different waveform depending on whether the required torque Tr is positive or negative. For example, when the sign of the required torque Tr is suddenly reversed, the ripple correction wave NTR 6 may fluctuate greatly, which may cause discomfort to the passenger. For this reason, hysteresis is often set in the control including such positive / negative determination. However, for the reason described below, it is not necessary to set hysteresis in the present invention. Therefore, the control device 100 can be configured in a simple manner, and can quickly follow positive and negative changes in the required torque Tr.
- the torque accuracy which is the difference between the actual torque and the required torque Tr, is approximately ⁇ 1.5 [Nm]. That is, it can be said that the region where the sign of the torque is likely to be reversed is the range where the required torque Tr is ⁇ 1.5 [Nm].
- the running resistance of the vehicle is about ⁇ 5 [Nm]
- the vehicle is in a stopped state when the required torque Tr is in the range of ⁇ 1.5 [Nm]. Therefore, since the state in which the vehicle is substantially stopped also plays a role of hysteresis, the positive / negative determination unit 1 that determines whether the required torque Tr is positive or negative does not need to be provided with hysteresis. As a result, a very simple system can be constructed.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and may be superimposed on a current command calculated based on the required torque Tr (torque command).
- the present invention can be applied to a rotating electrical machine control device that drives and controls a motor (rotating electrical machine) that drives a vehicle such as a hybrid vehicle or an electric vehicle based on a target torque and a rotational speed.
- a motor rotating electrical machine
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インターフェース回路51は、EMI(electro-magnetic interference)対策部品やバッファ回路などにより構成される。CPU51は、本発明の回転電機制御装置に相当する制御装置100を構成する。高電圧をスイッチングするIGBTやMOSFETのゲートに入力される駆動信号は、マイクロコンピュータなどの一般的な電子回路の駆動電圧よりも高い電圧を必要とするため、ドライバ回路55を介して昇圧された後、インバータ57に入力される。
図2に示したように、上記実施形態においては、要求トルクTrに基づいて、トルクの正負が判定される場合を例として説明した。しかし、トルクの正負の判定は、モータMが実際に出力しているトルク、電流値などに基づいて推測されるトルクであってもよい。これらのトルク及び要求トルクTrは、本発明の出力トルクに相当するものである。
2:補正パラメータ設定部
3:補正波生成部
5:目標トルク設定部
60:走行制御システム(要求トルク設定部)
100:モータの制御装置(回転電機制御装置)
M:モータ(回転電機)
NTR6:リップル補正波
S1:制限開始速度
S2:制限速度
To:目標トルク
Tr:要求トルク(出力トルク)
TR:トルクリップル
φ:リップル補正波の位相差
ω:角速度(回転速度)
Claims (5)
- 車両を駆動する回転電機を駆動制御する回転電機制御装置であって、
前記回転電機の出力トルクの正負を判定する正負判定部と、
前記回転電機の磁極位置に対する、前記回転電機のトルクリップルを低減するための正弦波状のリップル補正波の位相差を、前記出力トルクの正負に応じて補正パラメータとして設定する補正パラメータ設定部と、
前記補正パラメータに基づいて、前記リップル補正波を生成する補正波生成部とを備え、
前記リップル補正波を用いて前記回転電機を駆動制御する回転電機制御装置。 - 少なくともアクセルペダルの操作量に基づいて前記回転電機の要求トルクを決定する要求トルク設定部を備え、
前記要求トルクに前記リップル補正波を重畳した目標トルクに基づいて前記回転電機を駆動制御する請求項1に記載の回転電機制御装置。 - 前記補正パラメータ設定部は、前記出力トルクの正負に応じて、更に、前記リップル補正波の振幅を設定する請求項1又は2に記載の回転電機制御装置。
- 前記補正パラメータ設定部は、前記回転電機の回転速度に応じて前記リップル補正波の振幅を設定する請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載の回転電機制御装置。
- 前記補正パラメータ設定部は、制限開始速度を超えて、当該制限開始速度より大きい値に設定された制限速度に達するまで、前記回転速度が上がるに従って前記リップル補正波の振幅が小さくなり、前記制限速度において前記リップル補正波の振幅がゼロとなるように、前記リップル補正波の振幅を制限し、前記回転電機の回転速度が前記制限速度以上の時、前記リップル補正波の振幅をゼロに制限する請求項4に記載の回転電機制御装置。
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