WO1998016004A1 - Drehstromsteller mit interruptgesteuerter phasenanschnittsteuerung - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a three-phase controller for controlling a load connected to a three-phase network, with a microcontroller, with voltage detection devices which generate voltage zero crossing signals associated with the zero voltage crossings in individual network phases, from which the microcontroller derives ignition signals for controlling phase-related semiconductor valves. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for phase control of a three-phase controller.
- a three-phase controller of the generic type is disclosed in EP 0 435 038 B1.
- the ignition timing of the semiconductor valves for realizing a phase control is derived from the time difference between the zero voltage crossing of a phase of the three-phase network and the blocking of the semiconductor valve belonging to this phase.
- a device for controlling a three-phase asynchronous motor is known from British Patent 2,084,359.
- controllable semiconductor valves in particular a triac or anti-parallel thyristors, are assigned in the motor, which enable a controlled power supply of the motor via a phase control.
- the time of the zero current crossing which is determined by measuring the voltage applied across the semiconductor valve, is used as the time reference for determining the ignition times of the semiconductor valves. This voltage is fed to a comparator whose output states correspond to the switching states of the semiconductor valve.
- the current zero crossing then responds to an edge of the output signal of the comparator, from which a sampling pulse for a ramp voltage synchronized with the zero crossing of the supply voltage is generated with the aid of a monoflop.
- the sampled value of the ramp voltage is subtracted from an externally entered reference voltage via a potentiometer and applied to the inverting input of a differential amplifier. Its output voltage is fed together with the ramp voltage in a further comparator, which is a primary one via a downstream trigger pulse generator
- Ignition signal generated when the ramp voltage exceeds the output voltage of the differential amplifier.
- the known solutions usually start from the zero current crossings or a combination of voltage and current zero crossings in the individual phases.
- the voltage across the semiconductor valve is generally evaluated and a signal ON or OFF is derived.
- the use of the voltage across the semiconductor valve is problematic because this voltage is the difference between the line voltages and the induced motor voltage. In the event of voltage dips in the mains voltage, this difference can e.g. Strive towards zero, which has the consequence that the current zero crossing is not detected.
- the invention has for its object to provide a three-phase controller of the type mentioned above, which can be constructed particularly easily, ie with inexpensive components.
- the first object is achieved in that the voltage zero crossing signals are square-wave signals, the edges of which are used for interrupt control of a sequence program in the microcontroller, the interrupt routines assigned to the interrupt control in the sequence program being the times for emitting the ignition signals exclusively starting from the voltage zero crossings as Control information about the three-phase network.
- a particularly simple further development of the invention exists when only two voltage detection devices are provided which generate square-wave signals as voltage zero-crossing signals of two network phases, the edges of which are used for interrupt control by the microcontroller.
- the microcontroller required for this is even simpler because it only requires two interrupt inputs, three port lines and two timers.
- a microcontroller with only one interrupt input is sufficient for implementation.
- FIG. 1 shows a simplified circuit diagram of a three-phase controller for control, for example a three-phase asynchronous motor, time profiles of network variables and signals in connection with the three-phase controller according to FIG. 1,
- a semiconductor valve 6A, 6B and 6C for example a triac or a thyristor circuit consisting of two antiparallel connected thyristors, are used in the feed lines of the three network phases A, B and C to the load 2.
- the semiconductor valves 6A, 6B and 6C are connected to ignition devices 8A, 8B and 8C via control lines 7A, 7B and 7C.
- a microcontroller 1 is connected to the ignition devices 8A, 8B and 8C via signal lines.
- the semiconductor valves 6A, 6B and 6C can be controlled by delivering ignition signals ZA, ZB and ZC of the microcontroller 1 via the signal lines to the ignition devices 8A, 8B and 8C. switch on and off directly.
- the ignition signals ZA, ZB and ZC are indeed low-active, i.e. the low level 0 of the signal lines corresponds to the ON state and the high level 1 corresponds to the OFF state, but a version with high-active ignition signals ZA, ZB and ZC is also conceivable.
- the microcontroller 1 has at least one interrupt input, seven port lines and three timers. The three timers, not shown in the drawing, of the microcontroller 1 are required for the separate and independent implementation of the phase control in the network phases A, B and C, each of the three
- Network phases A, B and C each have a timer assigned to them.
- the phase gating is a defined time delay from the zero voltage crossing in a network phase A, B or C of the connected three-phase network to the switching on of the semiconductor valve 6A, 6B or 6C in the relevant one Understand network phase, as shown in FIG 2 explained below.
- Voltage zero crossing detection devices 3A, 3B and 3C connected to the network phases A, B and C serve to detect the voltage zero crossings of the voltages UA, ÜB, UC of the individual network phases A, B and C in relation to an artificial star point 4, in which the voltage zero crossing detection devices 3A, 3B and 3C are interconnected.
- the voltage zero crossing detection devices 3A, 3B and 3C are so developed that they deliver a high signal at voltage values above a positive voltage reference or below a negative voltage reference and at zero crossing of the voltages in the individual network phases A, B or C, ie at Deliver a low signal if the positive reference value is undershot or if the negative reference value is exceeded.
- the voltage zero crossing detection devices 3A, 3B and 3C form voltage zero crossing signals UOA, UOB and UOC. These are supplied on the one hand to the microcontroller 1 and on the other hand to a logic 5 which combines these three voltage zero crossing signals UOA, UOB and UOC to form a collective interrupt signal SI which is fed to the interrupt input of the microcontroller 1.
- the interrupt input of the microcontroller 1 is executed with negative edge triggering, so that with each negative edge in the collective interrupt signal SI, one is referred to as a "voltage zero crossing interrupt"
- FIG. 2 shows the time profiles of network variables and signals which are of interest for understanding the interrupt-controlled method for controlling a three-phase converter according to the invention.
- the three upper courses give the voltages UA, ÜB and UC present at the voltage zero crossing detection devices 3A, 3B and 3C of the individual network phases A, B and C again.
- the corresponding rectangular voltage zero crossing signals UOA, UOB and UOC generated by the voltage zero crossing detection devices 3A, 3B and 3C are shown below.
- SI is the collective interrupt signal formed in logic 5.
- the sequence program contained in the microcontroller 1 of the three-phase controller works with an interrupt-controlled method.
- This begins with an initialization routine according to FIG. 3, which shows the sequence in microcontroller 1 from switching on the supply voltage of microcontroller 1, referred to in the diagram as start 30, until an endless loop 36 is called.
- start After the start, all system initializations necessary for the method are carried out, which is stored in block 31.
- all three ignition signals ZA, ZB and ZC are set to the defined output state OFF in accordance with blocks 32, 33 and 34. Only then are the interrupts of the microcontroller 1 used for the method released in block 35.
- the interrupt release is directly followed by the endless loop 36, in which the interrupt-controlled method is embedded and which is run through until the supply voltage of the microcontroller 1 is switched off.
- phase control The sequence of the interrupt-controlled process for phase control is described below as an example for the network phase A described.
- the phase control in the network phases B and C are carried out in a corresponding manner.
- the interrupt-controlled method is initiated by the negative edge marked 11 in FIG. 2 in the collective interrupt signal SI with the voltage zero crossing interrupt routine according to FIG. 4 in the microcontroller 1.
- the ignition signal ZA for the network phase A is switched off in block 46.
- the switching off of the ignition signal ZA at this point in time which is denoted by 12A in FIG.
- the timer for network phase A After the expiry of the time value loaded into the timer for network phase A, designated 13A in FIG. 2, the latter triggers an interrupt, and microcontroller 1 branches into a timer interrupt routine for network phase A according to FIG. 5
- the ignition signal ZA is switched on in block 61, as a result of which the semiconductor valve 6A is ignited in the network phase A via the ignition device 8A and the connecting line 7A.
- This point in time when the ignition signal ZA is switched on is identified in FIG. 2 by 14a.
- the timer is deactivated again in block 62.
- the ignition signal ZA of the mains phase A remains switched on until the subsequent voltage zero crossing of the voltage UA, identified here by 22 in FIG. 2.
- the associated switching off of the ignition signal ZA at time 15A takes place in the voltage zero crossing interrupt routine triggered by this voltage zero crossing immediately before the associated timer is loaded in accordance with block 49 with the next phase cut value or the corresponding time value.
- the repetition of the sequence described results in the time profile shown in FIG. 2 for the ignition signal ZA of the semiconductor valve 6A.
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- the interrupt-controlled phase gating control sequence described for network phase A is carried out in the same way for network phases B and C. This results in the corresponding time profiles for the ignition signals ZB and ZC of the semiconductor valves 6B and 6C according to FIG. 2.
- Ignition signals result from time 14C in the course of ZC to time 15B in the course of ZB, from which the right half of the current flow identified by 17 in network phase B and the left half of the current flow marked IC by 18 in network phase C results.
- the division of the current profiles into two sections is caused by the commutation of the current flow from one phase pair to another phase pair which is dependent on the phase gating.
- the current With the current flow indicated by 17, the current commutates in the three-phase system, e.g. by switching on the ignition signal ZC for the line phase C at the time 14C, from the phase pair AB to the phase pair BC.
- the ignition signal of the second network phase involved for example at time 14B, always take place before the ignition signal of the network phase which was switched on first, for example at time 15A, is switched off.
- the leading edge value must always be less than 120 ° electrical. This is evident from the fact that, for example, in the case of a symmetrical three-phase network, the loading of the timer with the time value 13B for the phase gating of the second grid phase involved at time 12B always 60 ° after the loading of the time value 13A for the phase gating value of the first grid phase involved
- Time 12A takes place and that the ignition signal ZA of the first switched on mains phase A is always 180 ° after time 12A at time 15A.
- the end of the current flow within a network phase e.g. characterized by 19, 20 and 21, due to the inductive portion of connected motor windings, never takes place at the same time or before the ignition signal of this useful phase is switched off, e.g. at times 15A, 15B or 15C, but always with a time delay compared to the ignition signal switch-off. Due to this property of the current profiles and the switching off of the ignition signal for the semiconductor valve with each occurring voltage zero crossing in a network phase, a double or multiple ignition within a half wave of a network phase, e.g. characterized by the start time 10A and the end time 22 in the course of the phase voltage UA can be practically excluded.
- the duration of the time delay of the end of the current flow compared to the switching off of the ignition signal depends on the inductive portion of the motor winding, which changes dynamically from standstill to the nominal speed when the connected motor starts up.
- the described sequence of the interrupt-controlled phase control is repeated with one by one
- the specified step size reduces the phase gating value until the time value corresponding to the phase gating value falls below a predetermined minimum value, which is checked in block 43 in the voltage zero crossing interrupt routine according to FIG. For example, a connected motor 2 gently runs up as a load from standstill up to the nominal speed, it being possible to change the smooth start-up time of motor 2 by selecting the step size when reducing the leading edge value.
- the three semiconductor valves 6A, 6B and 6C are switched on by directly switching on the ignition signals ZA, ZB and ZC the blocks 47, 50 and 53 driven without phase gating.
- the motor can be switched off at any time during the soft start or in direct control without a phase control.
- All three ignition signals ZA, ZB and ZC are directly switched off in blocks 45, 48 and 51 and in block 54 the phase control value for the next soft start is reset to the specified start value for the phase control.
- the interrupt-controlled process for phase gating control presented here is independent of the direction of rotation.
- a second exemplary embodiment of the invention is explained below with reference to the further FIGS. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15.
- the phase control is carried out here with two semiconductor valves 6B and 6C in the network phases B and C.
- the three-phase controller here works with two voltage zero-crossing detection devices 3B and 3C, which are connected between the network phases B and C on the one hand and an artificial star point 4 on the other, the star point 4 is connected to network phase A.
- the voltage zero crossing signals UOB and UOC formed by the voltage zero crossing detection devices 3B and 3C are here led directly to interrupt inputs of the microcontroller 1.
- the microcontroller 1 must contain at least two interrupt inputs, three port lines and two timers.
- the circuit for two-phase controls of a three-phase controller according to FIG. 8 is otherwise basically the same as the three-phase control according to FIG. 1.
- the two timers are required for the separate and independent implementation of the phase control in the two controlled network phases B and C.
- phase gating is understood to mean a defined time delay from the zero voltage crossing of a mains phase B or C of the three-phase mains to the switching on of the semiconductor valve 6B or 6C, as is indicated, for example, in the signal profiles ZB and ZC in FIG. 9 by 13A and 13B.
- FIG. 9 shows the time profiles of the voltages UB and UC present at the zero voltage crossing detection devices 3B and 3C. Underneath, the voltage zero crossing signals UOB and UOC formed by the voltage zero crossing detection devices 3B and 3C are recorded. Their negative edges are labeled 11B and 11C. Below this follows the ON signal with which the two-phase control input 9 of the microcontroller 1 is used interrupt-controlled processes for phase control can be activated or deactivated at any time. The two following curves represent the ignition signals ZB and ZC. IA, IB and IC represent the current profiles in network phases A, B and C.
- FIG. 10 shows the initialization routine of microcontroller 1.
- This initialization routine contains the sequence from switching on the supply voltage of microcontroller 1, identified by block 30, to calling up an endless loop 36, in which the two-phase interrupt-controlled control method presented here is embedded.
- This initialization routine corresponds to that already shown in FIG. 3 with the exception that only the two ignition signals ZB and ZC used are set to the defined output state OFF before the interrupts of the microcontroller 1 used for the method are released in block 35.
- the following description of the interrupt-controlled method for phase gating control relates, for example, to line phase B.
- the negative edge in the signal curve in the voltage zero-crossing signal UOB identified by 11B in FIG. 9, triggers the voltage zero-crossing interrupt UOB in accordance with FIG. 11 in the microcontroller 1.
- the edge 11B is caused by the voltage zero crossing 10B of the mains voltage ÜB.
- the "ignition" routine is called up and processed in block 37 before the interrupt routine returns to the endless loop of the microcontroller 1 via the return instruction.
- the state of the control input signal ON is first evaluated in block 41 after it has started in block 40.
- Phase gating value corresponding time value for network phase B is calculated. This time value is checked in block 43 for a minimum value which determines the point in time for the end of the phase control, as explained later.
- the ignition signal ZB for the line phase B is first switched off in block 46.
- switching of the ignition signal ZB at time 12 would not be absolutely necessary, since the ignition signal is in the switched-off state by the assignment in block 33 before the first phase control, but for simplification
- the ignition signal ZB or ZC is also switched off during the first phase control.
- the ignition signal ZB is switched on in block 61, as a result of which the ignition phase 8B and the connecting line 7B of the semiconductor valve 6B ignite in the mains phase B.
- This point in time at which the ignition signal ZB is switched on is identified by 14B in FIG. 9 over the course of time in ZB.
- the timer of the relevant network phase is deactivated again in block 62.
- the ignition signal ZB then remains on until the subsequent voltage zero crossing 22 according to FIG. 9.
- the associated switching off of the ignition signal ZB at time 15B takes place in the “ignition” routine called by the voltage zero crossing interrupt routine UOB immediately before the timer in question is loaded in block 49 with the next phase cut value.
- the repetition of the sequence described results in the time profile shown in FIG. 9 for the ignition signal ZB of the semiconductor valve 6B.
- the two-phase phase control With a two-phase phase control, one phase of the three-phase system connected to the load is not controlled and is therefore always conductive. Therefore, the condition that in a three-phase system without neutral for a current flow in the network phases at least two network phases must be conductive at the same time, the two-phase phase control is fulfilled at all times.
- the two-phase leading edge control eliminates the problem of initial ignition, in which control measures must be taken to ensure that two phases are always conductive at the same time so that current can flow in the phases.
- the network phase A of the three-phase network connected to the load is always conductive.
- the sequence of network phases B and C of the three-phase network shown in FIG. 9 thus results in the first current flow after switching on the semiconductor valve 6B by the ignition signal ZB at time 14B.
- This first ignition at time 14B results in the current flow in line phase B identified by 16 in the course of IB.
- the second ignition at time 14C in line phase C causes the current flow in phase C, which is marked by 17 in the course of IC.
- the resulting current flow of the uncontrolled network phase A, which is identified by 18 in the course of IA is composed in each case of the current flow components of the controlled network phases B and C.
- the end of the current flow in a controlled network phase e.g. marked by 20 and 21, never occurs at the same time or before the ignition signal of this network phase is switched off, e.g. at times 15B or 15C, but always with a time delay compared to Ignition signal off. Due to this property of the current profiles and the switching off of the ignition signal for a semiconductor valve at every voltage zero crossing in a mains phase, a double or multiple ignition within a phase half-wave, which is characterized, for example, by the start time 10B and the end time 22 in the course of the phase voltage UB net is practically excluded.
- the duration of the time delay of the end of the current flow compared to the switching off of the ignition signal depends on the inductive portion of the motor winding, which changes dynamically from standstill to the nominal speed when the connected motor starts up.
- the asymmetry in the current profiles of the three network phases caused by the two-phase phase control can be influenced.
- the described sequence of the two-phase interrupt-controlled phase gating control is repeated, as in the case of the three-phase phase gating values, each reduced by predetermined increments until one of the two time values corresponding to the phase gating values falls below a fixed, predetermined minimum value.
- the motor 2 which is controlled in two phases by means of the semiconductor valves 6A and 6B, gently runs up from standstill to the nominal speed, it being possible to change the smooth starting time of the motor by selecting the step sizes when reducing the leading edge values.
- the two semiconductor valves 6A and 6B are switched on by directly switching on the ignition signals ZB and ZC Blocks 50 and 53 driven without phase control.
- the motor 2 can be switched off at any time during the soft start or in direct control without phase control.
- the blocks 48 and 51 the two ignition signals ZB and ZC are switched off directly and in block 54 the phase gating values for the next soft start are reset to the predetermined starting values for the phase gating.
- the interrupt-controlled method presented here for two-phase phase control of a three-phase controller operates in a non-rotating direction.
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| US09/284,150 US6104177A (en) | 1996-10-10 | 1997-10-07 | Three-phase power controller with interrupt-controlled phase-gating control |
| BRPI9712514-8A BR9712514B1 (pt) | 1996-10-10 | 1997-10-07 | regulador de corrente trifásica e processo para comando de recorte de fase de comando interrupt. |
| DE59703247T DE59703247D1 (de) | 1996-10-10 | 1997-10-07 | Drehstromsteller mit interruptgesteuerter phasenanschnittsteuerung |
| EP97911136A EP0931377B1 (de) | 1996-10-10 | 1997-10-07 | Drehstromsteller mit interruptgesteuerter phasenanschnittsteuerung |
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