Motor control using FPGA
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1 Motor control using FPGA MOTIVATION In the previous chapter you learnt ways to interface external world signals with an FPGA. The next chapter discusses digital design and control implementation of different motors stepper, permanent magnet DC motor, brushless DC motor, permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) and permanent magnet reluctance motor. For the robot controller application chosen in this book, the electric motor is the actuator of the control scheme. There are many types of electric motors available that can be used for robot applications. The control scheme used for each motor type may be unique, but the overall control approach for motion control is similar across motor drives. A motor controller is a device or group of devices that serves to govern in some predetermined manner the performance of an electric motor. A motor controller might include a manual or automatic means for starting and stopping the motor, selecting forward or reverse rotation, selecting and regulating the speed, regulating or limiting the torque, and protecting against overloads and faults. There are various types of motors. The type of motor used for robot joint axis control varies. Simple robots use the stepper and DC motor for joint control. Contemporary industrial robots use AC servomotors such as a permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) for axis control. So, it becomes necessary to learn about the different motors and their control techniques.
2 Types of motor (Source : Wikipedia ) PREREQUISITES A basic understanding of what is meant by motors is required. SUGGESTED TIME 8 hrs LEARNING OBJECTIVES In this module we will be learning about: motor drivers, position loops and speed loops Stepper Motor Controller different types of Motors. READING MATERIAL Motor control
3 Introduction to Motor Drives Robots make tremous use of electric motor drives as actuators. Electric motors as actuators for robot joint movement have proved to better than hydraulic and pneumatic actuators. Moreover, electric motor based control schemes are cleaner and easier to execute. Previously, robots had used brushed DC motors as actuators. Although the control of DC motors is basic, it is not favoured because of frequent maintenance and probable risk due to sparking of brushes. Today many robot manufacturers use AC servomotors instead of DC motors. Implementation of complex algorithms is possible due to fast digital circuits. These are required to control AC motors. To get a whole picture, this module besides FPGA-based control of DC motors, includes control techniques used for AC servomotors. Every motor drive gives basic functionality for: Setting of speed reference Control of motor direction (forward or reverse) Run/Jog operating controls Setting of acceleration/deceleration rate Emergency stop using dynamic or regenerative braking. Digital Block Diagram for Robot Axis Control The robot axis motion control is made up of three control loops. All these three loops work in tandem to move the robot axis to the position directed by the profile generator. The output of the position controller is made to be the reference for the speed loop. Likewise, the output of the speed controller becomes the reference for the motor current/torque loop. The controller s task for all loops is to decrease the error between the reference and feedback values.
4 Control loops of motor control system Position Loop The position loop is the outermost loop. For the robot control system, it shows the position of each axis of the robot for the robot control system. The inverse kinematics algorithm calculates the desired value of rotation, θn required for each axis, and this is the reference to the position loop. The profile generator is a widely used reference for the position loop. Since the time constant of physical movement of the robot axis is of the order of milliseconds, a software based approach can be utilised for profile generation. Shown below is the software code which explains the profile generation for one axis of the robot controller. A free running timer peripheral is employed to produce periodic interrupts. The process can dep on this to run the position control algorithm. Control loops of a motor control system are given below: On interrupt /* from timer */ { Q1 = encoder_counter1 /* current pos of axis 1 */ Q1s = setpoint_register1 /* set point Q1s axis one */ /* error generating junction */ e1 = Q1s - Q1 /* PID controller */
5 i = i_old + ( e1 + e1_old )/2; /* integrator */ i_old = i; d = e1 - e1_old; /* derivative term */ e1_old = e1; c = (kp * e) + (kp * i) + (kd * d); } Speed Loop The task of the speed control loop is to rectify the speed error by sampling the speed reference and measure speed variable periodically. The speed error is provided to a controller to create a reference for the current loop. Both software and hardware approaches can be used for this update time requirement since the update time of a speed loop controller varies from 1 10 ms. Digital block diagram of control loop Power Module of Motor The output of the torque-current controller gives a set point to the power module of the firing control circuit. The sampling period of the firing circuit differs with the type of power module topology. A zero crossing of the input waveform supplied by a synchronizing transformer is utilised to update the sampling period for each firing circuit for a single-phase rectifier circuit. The time taken for a 50-Hz input voltage to the rectifier is 3.33 ms. The power devices of the bridge are
6 switched at a frequency around 20 khz to produce a sinusoidal PWM voltage using a three-phase bridge. Case Studies for Motor Control The kind of motor used for robot joint axis control varies. For example, simple robots use the stepper and DC motor for joint control while contemporary industrial robots use AC servomotors such as a permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) for axis control. The following section analyses different motors and their control techniques. Stepper Motor Controller A stepper motor is an electric machine which rotates in discrete angular increments. Shown below is a cross-sectional view of the motor. The angular increment is used to compute the number of steps required to complete one revolution. Since stepper motors move to a commanded number of steps, many stepper motor applications do not need position sensing. This lessens the complexity of stepper motor movements. Stepper motors are made use of in diverse applications as in printers, plotters, X Y tables, image scanners, copiers, medical apparatus and other devices. Illustration of stepper motor Cross-sectional view of the stepper motor From the stand point of digital control, the stator poles of the stepper motor need to be regularly excited to initiate movement of the permanent magnet rotor. The excitation table of a motor differs from choices that give single step movement with one or two winding excitation. Simultaneous excitation of two windings gives greater torque as related to one winding. Half step excitation that increases the resolution of the movement is shown in tables. Stepper motor full step, single-phase excitation
7 Stepper motor full step, two-phase excitation Example: Write a Verilog HDL code that controls the speed and direction of a stepper motor working in single-phase excitation, as given in the table. The code gives excitation to two of the four coils of the stepper motor stator. The FSM makes sure that the proper sequence is followed for coil excitation. The direction of rotation is varied by changing the sequence of coil supply denoted by coil_supply_f and coil_supply_r. Verilog code for control of a stepper motor module stepper (input clk, rst, dir, output [3:0] coil _ supply); define reset 3 d0 define step1 3 d1 define step2 3,d2
8 define step3 3 d3 define step4 3 d4 reg [2:0] ps,ns; //present state (ps) and next state (ns) registers wire clk _ spd; reg [3:0] coil _ supply _f, coil _ supply _r ; assign clk _ spd = clk; // Based on desired motor speed, the clk _ spd is set ( posedge rst or posedge clk _ spd ) // state transition begin if ( rst ) ps <= reset; else ps <= ns; ( ps ) //select of next state and change of output begin Case ( ps ) reset : begin ns <= step 1; coil _ supply _ f <= 4 b0000; coil _ supply _ r <= 4 b0000; step1 : begin ns < = step2; coil _ supply _ f < = 4 b0011; // 4 bdcba winding coil _ supply _ r <= 4 b1001; step2 : begin
9 ns < = step3; coil _ supply _ f < = 4 b0110; coil _ supply _ r <= 4 b1100; step3 : begin ns < = step4; coil _ supply _ f < = 4 b1100; coil _ supply _ r <= 4 b0110; step4 : begin ns <= reset; coil _ supply _ f <= 4 b1001; coil _ supply _ f <= 4 b0011; Default begin case ns <= reset; coil _ supply _ f <= 4 b0000; coil _ supply _ f <= 4 b0000; assign coil _ supply = ( dir == 1 b1)? Coil _ supply _ f: coil _ supply _ r module Permanent Magnet DC Motor One of the most widely used motors is the permanent magnet DC motor. Its feature of providing a speed proportional to the applied voltage makes it very easy to control. An H-bridge configuration is used to give four-quadrant speed control to DC motors. The control scheme is made up of a free running counter
10 that produces a ramp signal. This ramp is utilised for setting the duty cycle of the PWM signal. The counter value is compared with a control voltage (Vc). If the value of Vc is higher, then the duty cycle will be higher of the PWM voltage. The voltage across the motor terminals is the average value of the duty cycle of the PWM. Permanent magnet DC motor control using a field programmable device
11 Change in PWM duty cycle based on the value of the control voltage Vc Verilog code for PWM control of a PMDC motor module pwm (input wire [7:0] vc, input clk, input rst, output reg pwm); reg [7:0] counter; (posedge clk) being if(rst) counter = 8 h00; else if (counter <vc) being pwm = 1 b1; counter = counter +1; else
12 being pwm = 1 b0; counter = counter +1; module The Verilog code above shows a counter circuit along with comparator logic. For values of Vc less than the counter value, the PWM output is set at logic 1, else it is set at logic 0. A section of the synthesis report below shows identification of an 8-bit counter, 8-bit comparator and a 1-bit register for the PWM output signal. Synthesis report of a PWM controller for a PMDC motor Dead Time Control The power device bridge is vulnerable to shoot-through faults, when devices on the same leg turn on together. To avoid shoot-through problems, a finite delay is
13 integrated in the turn on and turn off of the upper and lower devices of a power bridge. Several DSPs inted for motor applications have exclusive hardware for dead time control. A programmable dead time timer is interlocked with the drive ok permissive. Dead time delay logic and HDL implementation to give delayed output of a device triggering signal are described. Logic for implementing a dead band for a PMDC motor H-bridge Given below is the HDL code which is made up of the logic, to control the upper device of a given leg. To get the control signal of the upper device the input signal A is multiplied by a time (dead-time) delayed signal da. Dead time for the circuit can be altered by changing the constant (6 h3c), which is used for comparison with the count value.
14 The reader is urged to write an HDL code which will control the upper and lower devices of the three legs of a power bridge (since dead-time is often used as a component in motor control, try to design using a re-usable instance based approach). Verilog code for setting dead time between devices on the same leg of an H-bridge module deadtime (input rst, a, clk, output upper_sw); reg [5:0] counter; reg da; (posedge clk or posedge rst) being if(rst) begin da<=0; count<=0; else if(a) begin count <= count +1; if(count == 6 h3c) da <= 1 b1; else if (~a) begin
15 count <=0; da <= 1 b0; assign upper_sw = a && da; module
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