Robert Boschgmbh

Mario Beyer

Daniel Raichle

Gunther Goetting

Daniel Zirkel

Michael Ungermann

Dragan Mikulec

Mercedes Herranz Gracia

Alexander Scheidle

Stefan Spannhake

Stefan Kolmorgen

Yves Challand

The invention provides a method, an apparatus and a systemfor operating a rotating electric machine. The method has the following steps: defining (S) a rotor position angle reference value of a rotor of the rotating electric machine (REM); determining (S) a first rotor position angle measured value of the rotor during operation in the case of essentially a first speed of the rotor by means of a rotor position detection device (REE) of the rotating electric machine (REM); determining (S) a second rotor position angle measured value of the rotor during operation in the case of essentially a second speed of the rotor by means of the rotor position detection device (REE) of the rotating electric machine (REM), wherein the second speed of the rotor differs from the first speed of the rotor; defining (S) a first angular offset as the difference between the first rotor position angle measured value and the rotor position angle reference value; defining (S) a second angular offset as the difference between the second rotor position angle measured value and the rotor position angle reference value; and calculating (S) a signal delay of the rotor position detection device (REE) on the basis of the defined first angular offset, the defined second angular offset, the first speed of the rotor and the second speed of the rotor.

Method, apparatus and system for operating a rotating electric machine

A method and a device for operating an electrical machine having separate excitation, especially a synchronous machine. With the aid of a sensor system, a variable characterizing a rotor temperature and/or a stator temperature are/is determined, and an excitation current and stator currents for the electrical machine are specified by a control unit as a function of the variable characterizing the rotor temperature and/or the stator temperature, at least in specifiable operating ranges.

Method and device for operating an electrical machine having separate excitation

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