2) United States Patent
Yamada
(54) RESOLVER,
RESOLVER.
|GNAL CONVERTER AND
|GNAL CONVERSION METHOD.
(75) Inveator: Masahiro Yamada, Kobe (IP)
(73) Assignee: Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kalsha,
Kobe-shi UP)
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Appl.No: 13/201,403
(2) PCTFied: Dee. 27,2010
(86) PCT No,
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(2), (4) Date
PCT/IP2010/007552
Sep.20, 2011
PCT Pub, No WO2011/083550
PCT Pubs, Date: Jul 14, 2011
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ws) Prior Publication Data
2012100108491 Jan, 12, 2012
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Jon, 7,200 P) 2010-002200
(Sb Ince
Goi 730
Gorn s20
Gosc 1946
(2006.01)
(2005.01),
(2006.01),
GOLD 5/2073 (2013.01), GO8C 19446
(013.01); 103M 2201/843 2013.01): GOSB
2219/3748] 201301)
‘Tors: 102/163; 102/190, 318/606:
318/636; 318661
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Field of Classification Search
oc GOID 5/2073; GOSB 2219137481;
TOSM 201/843
(58)
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4s) Date of Patent:
US 8,825,440 B2
Sep. 2, 2014
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ABSTRACT
and a resolver signal conversion
‘method amplify and perform snalogue-digial conversion on
‘sine wave output from a resolver thereafter, among fre-
{quency components ofthe sine wave om, pass and thereby
extract 9 prodetermined bandwidth of Which the centr f=
‘quency isthe frequeney ofan excitation signal, by means ofa
‘band-pass filter; sample the sine wave output while synehro-
sizing the sine wave output witha reference signal which is
based on the excitation signal; and generate detection angle
signal sine vale from the sample signal. Similarly, a detec-
‘onangle signal cosine valueis generated froma cosine wave
‘ouput from te reslver A detection angle is ealeulsted based
fon the detection angle signal sine value and the detection
langle signal cosine value. Accordingly, an influene, of
input resolver signal, of disturbance noise such as noise
caused due Wo a magnetic field generated by. motor and
‘Switching nose caused due to PWM deving, is eliminate,
ind Irequeney dependence of arithmetic processing is elimi-
dated. Asa esul, detection angle enors ae reduced,
Primary Examiner
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RESOLVER SIGNAL CONVERTER AND.
RESOLVER SIGNAL CONVERSION METHOD.
‘TECHNICAL FIELD
“The present invention elates to resolver signal convertor
and a resolver signal conversion method for converting detec-
tion angles of two-phase resolver signals outputted from
resolver which is configured to detect a rotation angle of @
‘motor othe like nto digital output ange.
BACKGROUND ART
Conventionally, resolvers are used for detecting a rotation
angle of a motor or the like, Such a resolver includes an
‘excitation coil andl detection coils. When an alternate curent
‘ssupplied vo the excitation coi, an AC voltage's generated at
‘each detection coil in accordance with 3 relative angle
berwoen a stator and. rotor. These AC voltages are detected
by woltmeters which areconnected tothe respective detection
‘coils, and are then outputted to a resolverigital convertor
(RD converter. The RD converter converts detection angles
‘contained in respective resolve signals inputted thereto, nto