Verification of whether failure detection during inverter malfunction can be performed within the detection time (within 100 ms).
This document verifies whether a failure can be detected within 100 ms of the occurrence of an open fault in the U-phase upper arm. Failure detection is determined by extracting components of fourth order or higher from the current waveform using a high-pass filter. 【Contents】 ■ System Configuration ■ Controller Specifications ■ Motor Specifications ■ Verification Details ■ Verification Results ■ Discussion *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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[Considerations] ■ By using the JMAG-RT model (air conditioning harmonic model), it was possible to detect failure during inverter faults within the detection time (within 100ms). ■ The failure detection logic detects the distortion of current that occurs during a disconnection to make a judgment; however, in the linear model, the waveform is close to a sine wave, and no harmonic components are generated, leading to misjudgment (failure to detect disconnection). ■ The results detected using the JMAG-RT model in the MATLAB/Simulink (MILS) environment closely match the results verified in the RT-Sim-III (HILS) environment, confirming that it can be used for validation with actual ECUs and in abnormal scenarios. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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