5motor control (mctrl) – Lenze 8400 User Manual
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Motor control (MCTRL)
5.7
Sensorless vector control (SLVC)
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5.7.4.7
Optimising field feedforward control and torque feedforward control
At the start of an acceleration process and at the end of a deceleration process, the field current
(nReaktCurrentId_a) may oscillate.
• Especially when accelerating via small acceleration ramps, these oscillations become obvious by
the speed being unable to follow the setpoint or speed drops during acceleration.
• Oscillating can be reduced by increasing the gain of the field current controller in
small increase of the cross current controller gain in
can further improve the starting
performance for small acceleration ramps.
In the field weakening range, the cross current (nEffCurrentIq_a) may oscillate when an acceleration
process starts or a deceleration process ends.
• These oscillations can be reduced by again increasing the cross current controller gain slightly
in
.
Note!
The setting of
reduces the torque setting range.