Method and device for eliminating the effect of periodic disturbance variables having a known, variable frequency
CA 2020661 C · Owner: Siemens Aktiengesellschaft · Inventors: Weihrich, Georg; Wohld, Dietrich; Jungkunz, Clemens
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A signal which is dependent solely on the disturbance variable is selected by means of a filter and fed to a disturbance detector. This disturbance detector simulates the steady and alternating component (sine component) of the selected signal as well as a, signal (cosine component) phase-leading by 90° with the latter signal. The correction signal required to exactly compensate for the disturbance variable is determined from the sine and cosine component of the periodic disturbance signal component by means of frequency-controlled function generators and a complex phasor calculation.
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