WO2005058672A1 - 電動パワーステアリング装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an electric power steering device, and more particularly, to a control device thereof.
- An electric power steering device for a vehicle detects a steering torque or the like generated on a steering shaft by operating a steering handle, and calculates a steering assist command value that is a motor control target value based on the detected signal.
- the difference between the steering assist command value, which is the control target value described above, and the detected value of the motor current is determined as the current control value, and the motor is driven by the current control value to determine the steering force of the steering wheel. There is power to help.
- an H bridge having four first and second arms by connecting four field effect transistors FET 1 to FET 4 to a bridge.
- a motor control circuit is used in which a circuit is configured and a power supply V is connected between its input terminals and the motor M is connected between its output terminals.
- the first arm FET 1 (or the second arm FET 2) Is driven by a PWM signal (pulse width modulation signal) having a duty ratio D determined based on the current control value, thereby controlling the magnitude of the motor current.
- PWM signal pulse width modulation signal
- the FET 3 of the second arm is turned ON, and the first By controlling the FET 4 of the system OFF (or the FET 3 of the second arm OFF and the FET 4 of the first arm ON), the rotation direction of the motor M is controlled.
- FIG. 8 shows the relationship between the motor current 1 (current actually flowing in the motor and different from the detected value of the motor current) and the duty ratio D of the PWM signal. That is, when the steering handle is operated and the steering torque is generated, the relationship between the motor current I and the duty ratio D changes as shown by the line (a) in FIG.
- a steering assist command value I ref which is a control target value for the motor current, is calculated based on the steering torque detection signal, and the difference between the calculated steering assist command value I ref and the detected motor current value i fed back is calculated. Since the current control value E is output to the motor drive circuit, the duty ratio D for controlling the semiconductor element of the motor drive circuit takes a certain value, and no particular trouble occurs.
- the steering wheel return when the steering handle returns to the straight running position by self-lining torque after turning the steering handle (hereinafter referred to as “steering wheel return”), the steering current is not generated, so the motor current
- the steering assist command value I ref which is the control target value of the motor
- the relationship between the motor current I and the duty ratio D is represented by the line (b) in FIG. 8 because back electromotive force is generated in the motor. As shown, it moves upward by an amount corresponding to the back electromotive force, and a discontinuity X occurs in the relationship between the motor current I and the duty ratio D when the value of the duty ratio D is near zero.
- the feedback control circuit attempts to calculate the current control value E, but since there is no duty ratio D corresponding to the steering assist command value I ref, as shown by the line (c) in FIG.
- the oscillating current with the amplitude almost corresponding to the discontinuity of the motor current I is output as the current control value E.
- the generation of such an oscillating current not only becomes a source of noise but also impairs the stability of feedback control.
- the present applicant has set the semiconductor element of the first arm of the pair of two semiconductor elements constituting the two arms facing each other of the H-bridge circuit constituting the motor drive circuit to the above-mentioned.
- the semiconductor device of the second arm is driven by a PWM signal having a first duty ratio determined based on a current control value, and a PWM signal having a second duty ratio defined by a function of the first duty ratio.
- the semiconductor element of the first arm is driven by the PWM signal having the first duty ratio determined based on the current control value
- the semiconductor element of the second arm is driven by the PWM signal having the first duty ratio.
- the PWM signal of the second duty ratio defined by the function is driven independently, there is no discontinuity in the relationship between the motor current I and the duty ratio D, and there is no generation of noise and stability and life are improved. Is done.
- the relationship between the motor current I and the duty ratio: D is switched in three stages, it is difficult to eliminate any chattering associated with the switching, and it is difficult to control noise and noise caused by chattering. When vibration occurs, inconvenience occurs.
- An object of the present invention is to solve the above problems. Disclosure of the invention
- the water steering device In an electric power steering device for controlling the output of a motor that applies a steering assisting force to a steering mechanism based on a steering assist command value calculated based on a generated steering torque signal, the motor is controlled based on the steering assist command value.
- H-bridge composed of duty ratio calculation means for calculating duty ratio D 1 and duty ratio D 2 for determining inter-terminal voltage, and first and second arms including two semiconductor elements connected in series A power supply is connected between the input terminals of the circuit, and the motor is connected between the output terminals, and the upper semiconductor element of the first arm of the H-bridge circuit is driven by the PWM signal having the duty ratio D 1 described above.
- the duty ratio D 1 and the duty ratio D 2 are calculated so that the duty ratio versus the motor current characteristic shows a continuous linear characteristic from the command value.
- the duty ratio calculating means calculates the duty ratio D2 independently of the duty ratio D1 based on the motor back electromotive force so that the duty ratio versus the motor current characteristic shows continuous linear characteristics.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the relationship between motor terminal voltage and motor current in an H-bridge circuit.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the improvement of the discontinuous characteristic of the motor terminal voltage versus the motor current shown in FIG. 1 to the continuous characteristic.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the improvement of the continuous characteristic of the voltage between the motor terminals and the motor current shown in FIG. 2 to a completely linear characteristic.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically illustrating the configuration of a haze power steering device.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram of an electronic control circuit.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a configuration of a motor drive circuit.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a basic configuration of an H-bridge circuit used as a motor drive circuit of the electric power steering device.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining a discontinuous portion occurring in a relationship between a motor current and a duty ratio of a PWM signal.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining a method for solving a discontinuous portion occurring in a relationship between a motor current and a duty ratio of a PWM signal.
- the non-linear control characteristic between the motor current I and the duty ratio D described earlier with reference to FIG. 9, that is, the non-linear control characteristic consisting of a straight line bent in three stages, is further improved. Then, the control characteristic is made to be a continuous linear characteristic.
- the motor control circuit of the electric power steering device has four first and second field-effect transistors FET1 to FET4 connected to the bridge.
- the first duty ratio D is determined based on the current control value E, which is the difference between the steering assist command value and the detected motor current value fed back. 1 (hereinafter referred to as duty D 1) and a second duty ratio D 2 (hereinafter referred to as duty D 2).
- the motor terminal voltage Vm has been described.
- the duty ratio D is a ratio that determines the motor terminal voltage Vm
- the motor terminal voltage can be replaced with the duty ratio. If the combination of FET1 and FET3 is replaced by the combination of FET2 and FET4, the rotation direction of the motor will be reversed, but the operation is essentially the same.Therefore, in the following description, FET1 and FET3 will be described. .
- the FET 1 is driven with the duty D 1 and the FET 3 is driven with the duty D 2 ,
- the duty D 1 is set by the following equation (a)
- the duty D 2 is set by the following equation (b).
- V ref Motor terminal voltage command value
- V ref2 Linearized motor terminal voltage command value
- Vr voltage supplied to the motor (battery voltage)
- V ref2 Linearized motor terminal voltage command value
- Vm (D 1 + D 2) Vr-sign (D 1) Vr - ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ (1)
- Vr Voltage supplied to the motor (battery voltage)
- Vm (0.3 + 1) Vr-sign (0.3) V r - ⁇ ⁇ ⁇
- the constant B is determined so that the relationship between the duty D 1 and the motor current I has the characteristic shown in FIG. Since the internal resistance of the motor can be treated as a constant value, the characteristic diagram shown in Fig. 9 holds even if the motor current I is replaced with the motor terminal voltage Vm.
- the determination of the constant B will be described.
- the duty D 2 represented by the equation (2) is a function of the duty D 1.
- FIG. 2 is a rewrite of FIG. 9 described above, and illustrates the improvement of the discontinuous characteristic between the motor terminal voltage Vm and the motor current I shown in FIG. 1, and the horizontal axis is Duty D is used instead of motor current I.
- This FIG. 2 shows that the discontinuous characteristic is converted into the continuous characteristic by converting the portion Al ⁇ indicating the discontinuous characteristic into the portion A1 and the portion into the portion A2.
- the characteristic equations of the part ⁇ and the part A2 ′ can be expressed by the following equation (5), where the duty of this part is D 1 ′.
- Vm Vr D 1 '- ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ (5)
- Vm (D 1 + D 2) V r— sign (D 1) Vr -K ⁇ ⁇
- VrD l ' ⁇ D 1 + (D 1 + sign (D 1) X B ⁇ V r-sign (D 1) Vr
- the duty D 1 ′ can be defined by the duty D 1.
- the discontinuous characteristic between the motor terminal voltage Vm and the motor current I in Fig. 2 can be converted into the part A1 and the part into the part A2 to convert the discontinuous characteristic into the continuous characteristic.
- the characteristics of the motor terminal voltage Vm and the motor current I are continuous characteristics bent in three stages of p-o-q, they are bent in these three stages.
- the continuous characteristic p—o—q is converted to a completely linear continuous characteristic p—q as shown in FIG.
- the motor terminal voltage command value Vref is calculated from the difference between the current command value Iref for controlling the motor current and the detected motor current i to control the motor terminal voltage. Since the duty ratio value is calculated and determined as a voltage value, the following description will be made using the motor terminal voltage command value Vref.
- the motor terminal voltage command value V ref is mapped to the linearized motor five-element voltage command value V ref2, which is the second voltage command value, according to the equation (6).
- V ref2 the linearized motor five-element voltage command value
- V ref2 the second voltage command value
- equation (6) is expressed by the following equation (7), and the mapping process is performed by equation (7). Done.
- V re £ 2 / Y r l / 2 ⁇ (V ref / Vr)-(K ⁇ ⁇ / V r) ⁇
- Vref2 l / 2 (Vref - ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ) (7)
- compensation processing such as dead time compensation and duty dither addition processing is performed on the duty D 1 represented by the equation (a). Is optional.
- the duty D 1 determined by the above equation (a) does not include the result of compensation processing such as dead time compensation and duty dither addition processing.
- the duty D2 can be expressed by the following equation (b) as follows.
- the duty D 2 is the equation (a) that does not include the duty D 1 as in the previous fB. This means that the duty D 2 can be determined independently of the duty D 1.
- mapping process described above is executed in the range of p ⁇ q in the characteristic diagram shown in FIG. 2, and the absolute value V ref of the motor terminal voltage command value and the absolute value of the motor back electromotive force ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ and the following condition (c) is required to be satisfied.
- the duty D 1 is calculated by the above equation (a), and the duty D 2 is calculated by the above equation (b). If the condition is not satisfied, the duties D 1 and D 2 shall be calculated by a normal method without executing the mapping process.
- the values of the duties D 1 and D 2 obtained in the mapping process greatly differ depending on whether or not this condition is satisfied. That is, when the condition is satisfied, mapping is performed from point o to point q, and is converted to a fully linear continuous characteristic p--q as shown in Fig. 3.
- the duties D 1 and D 2 are calculated by the following method. In this case, the characteristic diagram shown in FIG. 2 remains a continuous characteristic P—o_q that is bent in three stages.
- the duty D 1 for executing the mapping process is calculated by the above equation (a), and the duty D 2 is calculated by the above equation (b).
- the condition is not satisfied, the dubbing process is not performed, and the duties D 1 and D 2 are calculated by a normal method.
- a hysteresis characteristic may be added to the above condition. That is, the following condition (e) having a hysteresis characteristic between the absolute value V ref of the motor terminal voltage command value from which noise has been removed and the absolute value ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ of the motor back electromotive force from which noise has been removed is satisfied.
- the duty D 1 for executing the mapping process may be calculated by the above equation (a), and the duty D 2 may be calculated by the above equation (b).
- the duty D 1 and D 2 are calculated by a normal method.
- the previous determination result may be maintained regardless of whether the previous condition is satisfied or not.
- Hys Hysteresis width characteristic value
- the duty D 1 for executing the mapping process may be calculated by the above equation (a), and the duty D 2 may be calculated by the above equation (b).
- FIG. Fig. 4 is a diagram illustrating the outline of the configuration of the electric power steering system. Combined with eight.
- the shaft 2 is provided with a torque sensor 3 for detecting the steering torque of the steering handle 1, and a motor 10 for assisting the steering force is connected to the shaft 2 via the clutch 9 and the reduction gear 4. .
- An electronic control circuit 13 for controlling the power steering device is supplied with electric power from a battery 14 via an identification key 11.
- the electronic control circuit 13 calculates a steering assist command value based on the steering torque detected by the torque sensor 3 and the vehicle speed detected by the vehicle speed sensor 12, and supplies the steering assist command value to the motor 10 based on the calculated steering assist command value.
- the clutch 9 is controlled by an electronic control circuit 13. The clutch 9 is engaged in a normal operation state, and is disengaged when the electronic control circuit 13 determines that the power steering device has failed and when the power is off. _ ⁇ 4
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram of the electronic control circuit 13.
- the electronic control circuit 13 is mainly composed of a CPU.
- functions executed by a program in the CPU are shown.
- the phase compensator 21 does not indicate the phase compensator 21 as independent hardware, but indicates a phase compensation function executed by the CPU.
- the steering torque signal input from the torque sensor 3 is phase-compensated by the phase compensator 21 to enhance the stability of the steering system, and is input to the steering assist command value calculator 22A.
- the vehicle speed signal detected by the vehicle speed sensor 12 is also input to the steering assist command value calculator 22A.
- the steering assist command value calculator 22A calculates a steering assist command value (current command value) I ref by a predetermined calculation formula based on the input steering torque signal, vehicle speed signal, and detected motor current value i. I do.
- the current controller 22B calculates the motor terminal voltage command value Vref based on the input steering assist command value (current command value) Iref and the detected motor current value i.
- the duty ratio calculation device 30 constituting the duty ratio calculation means includes a current drive linearization compensator 23, a current discontinuity compensator 24, and a compensation adder 25, and the compensation adder 25 includes a multiplier 26, a dead time.
- Computing means comprising a compensator 27 and a duty dither adder 28, and outputs a duty D1, a duty D2, and a motor driving direction signal.
- the current drive linearization compensator 23 receives the motor terminal voltage command value V ref, the battery voltage V r, and the motor angular velocity ⁇ (detected by a motor angular velocity sensor not shown, or estimated from the motor terminal voltage and motor current). Then, the linearized motor terminal voltage command value Vref2 is calculated based on the equations (6) and (7). The operation value V ref2 is input to the current discontinuity compensator 24 and the compensation adder 25.
- the compensation adder 25 calculates the duty D 1 based on the equation (a).
- the multiplier 26 multiplies the linearized motor terminal voltage command value V ref2 by a predetermined gain K, and performs dead time compensation.
- Unit 27 and duty dither adder 28 are examples of duty dither adder 28 ,
- the current discontinuity compensator 24 calculates the duty D 2 based on the equation (b), and calculates the duty D 2 from the linearized motor terminal voltage command value V ref2 force.
- the calculated duties D 1 and D 2 and the motor drive direction signal output from the current drive linearization compensator 23 are input to the motor drive circuit 35.
- FIG. 6 shows an example of the configuration of the motor drive circuit 35.
- the motor drive circuit 35 is composed of an FET gate drive circuit 3.6 and an H-bridge circuit 37, which is a FET 1 to FET 4, and detects the FET based on the input upper-stage duty D 1 and lower-stage duty D 2 and the motor drive direction signal. 1 to drive FET4.
- the motor current detection circuit 38 detects the magnitude of the forward current based on the voltage drop across the resistor R 1, and detects the magnitude of the negative current based on the voltage drop across the resistor R 2. To detect. The detected motor current value i is fed back to the steering assist command value calculator 22A and the current controller 22B.
- dead time compensation and duty dither addition processing will be described.
- dead-time compensation In a motor drive circuit using an H-bridge circuit, when the signal is switched from H to L or the signal is switched from L to H based on the duty D of the PWM signal, the two arms of the H-bridge circuit This is a process to provide a dead time at the point when the PWM signal is switched to prevent conduction and short circuit at the same time. Since the dead time compensation is not the subject of the present invention, its explanation is omitted here, but it is described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 8-142848 filed by the present applicant.
- the duty ratio D versus the motor current characteristic shows a continuous linear characteristic near the motor angular velocity of zero, so that the motor angular velocity is similar to that of the conventional electric power steering apparatus control device.
- the duty ratio D vs. motor current characteristics near zero it also eliminates the stepwise continuous characteristics, so when turning back the steering wheel after turning the steering wheel, return to straight running.
- the feedback characteristics do not change, and an extremely smooth steering sensation can be provided without giving a strange feeling to the steering sensation.
- the present invention relates to an electric power steering device for a vehicle.
- a duty D of a PWM signal for driving the semiconductor elements is generated when the duty D of the PWM signal is about zero.
- the discontinuous characteristics of the motor current characteristics are used as linear characteristics to improve control responsiveness so that a natural steering feeling can be obtained.
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