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Lenze · Servo-Inverter 9400 HighLine · Reference manual · DMS 10.0 EN · 11/2013 · TD05/06
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5.5.3
Optimising the control mode
A manual optimisation of the controller settings may be required for very dynamic applications and
in the field weakening range.
Based on the typical controller settings which are listed in the chapter "
" in table
, first the field feedforward control and the speed controller are
optimised in the base speed range. Afterwards, the torque controller is optimised in the field
weakening range.
For optimisation, a suitable speed ramp must be selected for the drive and the acceleration must be
recorded, e.g. using the
Short overview: Parameters for controller settings
Note!
The processes for optimising the controller settings described in the following
subchapters can only be executed while the drive is rotating and never when being at
standstill!
For all optimisation processes the magnetisation phase has to be completed!
Parameter
Info
Lenze setting
Value Unit
Speed controller gain
0.500 Nm/rpm
Speed controller reset time
24.0 ms
SLVC: Field controller gain
0.00
SLVC: Cross current controller gain
0.00
SLVC: Torque controller gain
0.5000 Hz/A
SLVC: Torque controller reset time
10.00 ms