英文摘要 |
This paper describes the development of a digitally embedded DC brushless motor drive system for use in stringing machines. A microchip dsPIC30F4011 microprocessor, interface circuit, force measurement circuit, and DC brushless motor driver were integrated in a drive system to enable comprehensive and precise stringing force control. A robust force control law was derived toovercome the disturbance resulting from the variations in string stiffness and nonlinear frictions. Implementing the proposed control scheme enhances the accuracy of the stringing force andsolves the motor current oscillation problem. Hall-effect position sensors were used to detect the electrical angle of the DC brushless motor. A PWM signal control was applied to the motor driver in thethree-phase MOSFET bridge. A protection circuit was designed to withstand a large stringing current and overcome the back EMF caused by shutting down the motor. Using the numerous built-in functions of the microcontroller, a program was developed as a substitute for the external circuits of the stringing system, involving A/D, PWM generators, decoded circuits of encoders, and noise-rejected circuits. The embedded system featured an all-digital design, simplifying the electrical circuit of the proposed system. Finally, experiments were performed using a practice stringing machine to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed control methodology. |