Configuration; In This Chapter You Can Read About: Control Path - Parker Compax3 Operating Instructions Manual

Positioning via digital i/os & com port
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Setting up Compax3
U
T=L/R
-
U:
Control voltage
U
:
electromagnetically generated voltage in the motor
EMK
T:
electric time constant of the motor winding
L:
Winding Inductance
R:
Winding Resistance
M
:
Drive torque of the motor
A
M
:
Load torque
L
M
:
Acceleration torque
B
I:
Actual current r.m.s. (torque-producing)
K
:
Torque constant
T
J
:
Motor mass moment of inertia
mot
J
:
external mass moment of inertia
ext
J
:
Total mass moment of inertia
total
a:
Acceleration
n:
Velocity
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4.4.3.2

Configuration

Control path ................................................................................................................... 176
Motor parameters relevant for the control ...................................................................... 177
Mass inertia ................................................................................................................... 177
Nominal point data ........................................................................................................ 177
Saturation values ........................................................................................................... 179
Quality of different feedback systems ............................................................................ 179
Typical problems of a non optimized control .................................................................. 180
Feedback error compensation ....................................................................................... 181
Commutation settings .................................................................................................... 182
I²t - monitoring of the motor ........................................................................................... 182
Relevant application parameters ................................................................................... 185
Asynchronous motors .................................................................................................... 189
Control path
For the motors, the knowledge of the mathematical model is a prerequisite.
Mathematically idealized model of the control path:
motor
I
1
R /
U
K
EMK
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M
L
M
-
A
M
1
B
K
π
T
2
J
π 2
T
application
a
J
ges
J
Mot
Ext
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