Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an induction motor control device, etc. which is adapted to realize more stable startup than ever or exert control to run an induction motor stably even when external disturbance is applied to it during operation.SOLUTION: MERSs 100u, 100v and 100w generate voltage equivalent to voltage generated by an AC power supply VS whose phase is varied by a value θset and apply voltage equivalent to a sum of this voltage and the voltage generated by the AC power supply to an induction motor M. A control unit 200 determines θset in such a way that a load current detected by a current detection unit GM converges to a value Iset and the effective value of a fundamental wave component of a load voltage detected by a voltage detection unit VM converges to a value Vset which is determined based on a deviation in the load current from the value Iset. While so doing, it also exerts feed-forward control so that a value proportional to the differential of this fundamental wave component and a value proportional to the load current become a value of θset, and then determines the transition timing of each gate signal based on this value of θset before feeding the gate signal to each MERS.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a booster, and boosting method and program, capable of approximating a value of a voltage after boosting to a target value with a high speed and accuracy.SOLUTION: A control section 150 changes a first on-state period and a second on-state period, and a first on-state start timing and a second on-state start timing at zero-crossing of an AC voltage, of each of first to third MERSs 110, 120, 130 (MERSs: Magnetic Energy Recovery Switches) so that a voltage value after boosting of an AC voltage becomes a preset target value.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an induction motor control device for controlling an induction motor so as to stably operate it.SOLUTION: Magnetic Energy Recovery Switches 100u, 100v, and 100w generate a voltage equivalent to one obtained by fluctuating the phase of a voltage generated by AC power supply VS by a value θset, and impress a voltage equivalent to the sum of the voltage and the voltage generated by the AC power supply VS on an induction motor M. A control part 200 determines the θset so that the effective value of the fundamental wave component of a load voltage detected by a voltage detecting part VM converges to a prescribed value, and determines timing of transition of each gate signal based on the θset value to supply the signal to each Magnetic Energy Recovery Switch.