AOYAMA MOTOR DRIVE TECHNOLOGY
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POWER ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS



TECHNOLOGY 2

Highly Advanced
1 Shunt Current
Sensorless Control


Optimised Current
Waveform Control
with Adoptive Filter


High-Performance
Dead-time Compensation
Technology


Advanced System
Identification for
Motor Parameters


 
Advanced High-Performance 1 shunt Current Sensorless Control
With 1- shunt systems, in some areas of current detection can get missed. This causes harmonic noise and distorted current waveforms.
In our advanced 1 shunt system, these problems are solved and this technology is highly effective for air conditioning and fan motor drives because offset current attenuation leads to cost reduction.
1. Under any conditions, current can be detected at carrier-     1 frequency
2. In high rotation (voltage) area, current’s mean value can      be measured.
3. Simplified software can be applied to any case or state



Not only for consumer appliaces, this technology can be utilised for industrial applications, especially for electric cars.
Advanced Optimised Current Waveform Control
Motor voltage harmonics cause torque ripples. With conventional curent control methods, harmonic current waves cannot be precisely tracked.
.By tracking harmonic current waves using an adaptive filter,, torque ripples can be greatly minimised.


Torque Control in Conjunction with Motor Drive Development

Advanced High-performance Dead-time Compensation Technology
In order to reduce current waveform distortion and torque ripples, dead-time compensation plays a very important role as wel as position sensorless control in power electronics



Automated measurement system for voltage error patterns/Automated Implementation

Advanced System Identification for Motor Parameters
More reliability and stability are achieved by our advanced system identification for motor control parameters especially for position sensorless control
• Tenperature variation of motor register
• Temperature variation and the individual differences of permanent magnet interlinkage flux



For position sensor controls, advanced system identification is being devloped to detect control error factors; for current sensor offset, encorder angle/position offset, etc.