Lenze Automation Gmbh

Lenze Gmbh & Co Kg Aerzen

Maschinenfabrik Stahlkontor Weserlenze Gmbh & Co.

Lenze Drives Gmbh

Manfred Tinebor

Andreas Tolksdorf

Holger Borcherding

Heinz-Dietmar Karl

Martin Ehlich

Gustav Matthies

Thomas Eutebach

Peter Wratil

Mario Mueller

Marc Sommer

Carsten Fräger

Jurgen Krietemeier

Josef Lackhove

Sven Hilfert

Tino Götz

The recognition of a polyphase machine () connected to a converter () is suggested in order to adapt the converter () to the connected machine () prior to an active productive operation. The following is arranged for. Connecting of the polyphase machine with its several electric phases to the converter (). Supplying of at least a first and a second test signal from the converter () to at least one of the several electric phases of the connected machine. Measuring of at least two causal sequences of the test signals. Evaluating of the measuring result to obtain measuring values (r, r) and allocating of these measuring values to a comparison function (). Comparing of the comparison function with a reference function () which represents one type of a polyphase machine.

Detection method for an electrical polyphase machine

The invention relates to a method for detecting undesired operating conditions of a driving device. A sensor () that is transformer-coupled between a stator side and a rotor side is triggered by a control circuit () for detecting a position value or a rotational speed value of the drive mechanism. An error signal (F) is emitted, if an undesired operating condition occurs. A test signal (&#x3b5;) is supplied to a safety monitoring device () in order to determine and emit this error signal (F), said test signal being also supplied to the control circuit (). There, the test signal (&#x3b5;) acts as an unbalance and is checked as regards its presence in the safety monitoring device.

Non-redundant safety monitoring for an electric drive mechanism (with a sensor)

Angular position and rotation rate of a function generator having stator windings and rotor windings are determined by first amplitude modulating a carrier oscillation to form a sine signal and a cosine signal and then feeding the sine signal and cosine signals to opposite stator windings and thereby inducing in the rotor winding an analog function-generator signal. In turn this analog function-generator signal is converted into a digital function-generator signal from which is derived by means of an algorithm a digital rotation-rate signal which is numerically integrated to obtain an angular-position signal. This angular-position signal is itself used to modulate the carrier oscillation.

Deriving rotational rate and angular position with a function generator

A circuit for protecting a switching transistor connected between a direct-current voltage source and an inductive load has a voltage-limiting element connected between the source and the transistor for switching the transistor when the voltage of the source exceeds a predetermined limit, elements for deriving from the voltage-limiting element a control signal when the source voltage exceeds the predetermined limit, and a variable pulse-width modulator connected to a control input of the transistor and receiving the signal from the means. The modulator decreases pulse width when the source voltage exceeds the limit.

Circuit for protecting a switching transistor

A method and circuit for regulating an alternate or three-phase current motor, a pulse inverter with a capacitive direct current intermediate circuit is used through which the motor is supplied with a substantially constant voltage by means of electronic switches and corresponding antiparallel recovery diodes. For this purpose, the reactive motor current is measured for utilization in the feedback control system. To this end, the feedback current from the motor inductance to the capacitor of the intermediate circuit is measured and the value obtained is used to form a control signal for regulating the reactive current.

Circuit and method for controlling an alternating or three-phase current

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Barntrup, Germany

Manfred Tinebor