JPS5914314B2 - Resistance welding machine control device - Google Patents
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
本発明はサイリスタを逆並列に接続して成るスイッチン
グ素子を備えた抵抗溶接機の電流制御に係り、特に上記
サイリスタの点弧角をマイクロコ15 ンピユータを利
用して制御するようにした抵抗溶接機の制御装置に関す
るものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to current control of a resistance welding machine equipped with a switching element formed by connecting thyristors in antiparallel, and particularly to controlling the firing angle of the thyristor using a microcomputer. The present invention relates to a control device for a resistance welding machine.
一般に、抵抗溶接における溶接の品質は、被溶接材に加
えられるジュール熱即ち、(溶接電流)2×(被溶接材
間の抵抗+電極と被溶接材間の抵抗)フ0 ×(通電時
間)に左右されることが知られており、溶接電流が品質
保持の大きな要因として挙げられる。In general, the quality of welding in resistance welding is determined by the Joule heat applied to the welded material, that is, (welding current) 2 x (resistance between the welded material + resistance between the electrode and the welded material) f0 x (current application time) Welding current is known to be a major factor in maintaining quality.
従つて、負荷インピーダンスの変動に対していかにして
定電流制御するかが大きな課題となつておる。この負荷
電流の制御としては溶接機用トク5 ランスの1次側に
サイリスタを逆並列に接続したスイッチング素子を設け
、負荷電流を1次側換算で検出してこれと溶接電流の設
定値との比較によりスイッチング素子の点弧角を制御す
るいわゆる位相制御による電流制御が通常用いられてい
る。30この電流制御を行う装置として、近時、演算機
能を有しプログラム制御ができることからマイクロコン
ピュータを利用したものが用いられるようになつてきた
。Therefore, how to perform constant current control against variations in load impedance has become a major issue. To control this load current, a switching element with thyristors connected in antiparallel is installed on the primary side of the welding machine's Toku5 lance, and the load current is detected in terms of the primary side, and this is connected to the set value of the welding current. Current control using so-called phase control, which controls the firing angle of the switching element by comparison, is usually used. 30 Recently, devices using microcomputers have come to be used as devices for controlling this current because they have arithmetic functions and can perform program control.
これは第1図に例示するように、溶接トランス101の
負荷電流を、1次側に設けた35変流器104を介して
増幅回路105により検出し、これを実効値変換回路1
06により電流実効値に変換し、この実効値をアナログ
・デジタル変l只R−換回路107によりデジタル信号
に変換して演算処理部108に取り込み、記憶部109
に格納したプログラム並びにデータにより負荷の力率角
を測定し、この力率角により溶接電流の目標値に対する
スイツチング回路103のサイリスタThl,Th2の
点弧角を決定し、演算処理部108からの点弧角の出力
信号と、パルス発生回路110から送出される交流電源
102と同期したクロツクパルス信号のカウント数とが
一致したとき、カウンタ回路111の出力信号によつて
ゲート回路112を介してスイツチング回路103のサ
イリスタThl,Th2を点弧させ、被溶接材114を
加圧した溶接チツプ113,113間に交流電源102
から溶接トランス101を介して電力を供給して負荷電
流を制御するようになつている。As illustrated in FIG. 1, the load current of a welding transformer 101 is detected by an amplifier circuit 105 via a 35 current transformer 104 provided on the primary side, and the load current is detected by an amplifier circuit 105.
06 into an effective current value, and this effective value is converted into a digital signal by an analog-to-digital conversion circuit 107 and input into the arithmetic processing section 108.
The power factor angle of the load is measured using the program and data stored in the welding circuit, and the firing angles of the thyristors Thl and Th2 of the switching circuit 103 for the target value of the welding current are determined based on this power factor angle. When the output signal of the arc angle matches the count number of the clock pulse signal synchronized with the AC power supply 102 sent from the pulse generation circuit 110, the output signal of the counter circuit 111 causes the switching circuit 103 to be activated via the gate circuit 112. The AC power source 102 is connected between the welding chips 113 and 113, which ignites the thyristors Thl and Th2 and pressurizes the material to be welded 114.
Electric power is supplied from the welding transformer 101 through the welding transformer 101 to control the load current.
しかし乍ら、このように構成された装置は負荷電流を溶
接トランスの1次側で検出するようになつているため、
溶接トランスの巻数比あるいは2次回路数(複数に分割
した2次側コイルのそれぞれに溶接チツプを接続して形
成した溶接チツプの回路数)が異なると、換算比が異な
つて負荷電流を検出しても的確な電流制御ができず、溶
接の品質が低下するという欠点を有し、特に、溶接条件
がきびしい被溶接材例えば耐食性亜鉛メツキ鋼板のよう
に溶接電流に適した電流値の巾が狭い上に、これを超え
ると溶接チツプの溶着による溶接不能を惹起すようなも
のに対しては適用できないという問題がある。又、抵抗
溶接機は被溶接材によつて溶接電流も広い範囲(例えば
5000A〜15000A)に亘つて設定しうるように
なつているため、被溶接材に適した溶接電流値を例えば
5000Aに設定したときと、15000Aに設定した
ときとでは演算処理部に取り込むデジタル信号の1ビツ
ト当り精度に差異が生じ、電流制御の精度が溶接電流の
設定値によつて異なり、溶接の品質にバラツキが生ずる
という問題を有している。However, since the device configured in this way detects the load current on the primary side of the welding transformer,
If the turn ratio or the number of secondary circuits (the number of welding chip circuits formed by connecting a welding chip to each of the secondary coils divided into multiple parts) of the welding transformer differs, the conversion ratio will differ and the load current will be detected. However, it has the disadvantage that accurate current control is not possible and the quality of welding deteriorates, especially when welding materials with severe welding conditions, such as corrosion-resistant galvanized steel sheets, where the range of current values suitable for welding current is narrow. Furthermore, there is the problem that if the welding temperature exceeds this range, it cannot be applied to welding that would cause welding failure due to welding of welding chips. In addition, resistance welders can set the welding current over a wide range (for example, 5000A to 15000A) depending on the material to be welded, so the welding current value suitable for the material to be welded can be set to, for example, 5000A. There is a difference in the accuracy per bit of the digital signal taken into the arithmetic processing unit between when the welding current is set to 15000A and when it is set to 15000A, and the accuracy of current control varies depending on the set value of the welding current, resulting in variations in welding quality. There is a problem.
本発明は上述した点にかんがみてなされたもので、その
目的とするところは、溶接トランスの巻数比、2次回路
数の変更、並びに溶接電流の設定値が異なつても電流制
御の精度を低下させることなく負荷電流の制御を行うこ
とのできるものを提供することにある。The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned points, and its purpose is to reduce the accuracy of current control even when the turn ratio of the welding transformer, the number of secondary circuits, and the set value of the welding current are different. The object of the present invention is to provide a device that can control the load current without causing the load current to increase.
本発明は、溶接トランスの1次側に設けた変流器から接
続されて負荷電流を検出する増幅回路に、増幅度を複数
段Gl,G2・・・・・・・・・GOに切換可能にした
ゲイン切換回路を備え、この増幅度Gl,G2・・・・
・・・・・Gnを、溶接電流目標値設定範囲と対応させ
た溶接トランスの1次側電流の範囲を電流値により複数
の領域Wl,W2・・・・・・・・・WOに区分してこ
の領域Wl,W2・・・・・・・・・WOに各々対応さ
せて設定し、溶接トランスの巻数比、2次回路数、溶接
電流の目標値のデータにより1次側の電流値を演算させ
、この演算した電流値が上記領域Wl,W2・・・・・
・・・・Wnのいずれの領域にあるかを判断させ、該当
領域(例えばW1 )と対応させた増幅度(例えばG1
)に演算処理部の出力信号で切換えて負荷電流を一定
の精度で制御するようにしたことを特徴としたものであ
る。The present invention has an amplifier circuit that is connected to a current transformer provided on the primary side of a welding transformer to detect a load current, and the amplification degree can be switched to multiple stages Gl, G2...GO. Equipped with a gain switching circuit with
...Gn is made to correspond to the welding current target value setting range, and the range of the primary current of the welding transformer is divided into multiple regions Wl, W2......WO according to the current value. Lever areas Wl, W2...... are set corresponding to WO, and the primary side current value is determined based on the data of the turns ratio of the welding transformer, the number of secondary circuits, and the target value of the welding current. The calculated current values are the areas Wl, W2...
・・・・Determine which region of Wn it is in, and determine the amplification degree (for example, G1) that corresponds to the corresponding region (for example, W1).
) is switched by the output signal of the arithmetic processing section to control the load current with a constant precision.
以下、本発明の実施例を第2図及び第3図によつて説明
する。Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3.
1は溶接トランスで、1次側は交流電源2(例えばAC
44OV)に接続され、2次側には溶接チツプ6,6を
接続し、この溶接チツプ6,6間に例えば5000A〜
15000Aの電流を流すようになつている。1 is a welding transformer, and the primary side is an AC power supply 2 (for example, AC
44OV), and welding chips 6, 6 are connected to the secondary side, and between these welding chips 6, 6, for example, 5000A~
It is designed to carry a current of 15,000A.
そして上記溶接チツプ6,6は図示しない電磁石を励磁
することによつて被溶接材7を上下から挟んで加圧する
ようになつている。3はサイリスタThl,Th2を逆
並列に接続して、溶接トランス1の1次側に挿入したス
イツチング回路である。The welding chips 6, 6 are adapted to sandwich and pressurize the workpiece 7 from above and below by energizing an electromagnet (not shown). 3 is a switching circuit in which thyristors Thl and Th2 are connected in antiparallel and inserted into the primary side of the welding transformer 1.
4は上記溶接トランス1の1次側に挿入した変流器で、
負荷電流を1次側換算で導出するようになつている。4 is a current transformer inserted into the primary side of the welding transformer 1,
The load current is derived in terms of the primary side.
5は上記変流器4を介して負荷電流を検出し、この負荷
電流が溶接電流の目標値となるようにスイツチング回路
3のサイリスタThl,Th2の点弧角を制御して抵抗
溶接機の電流制御を行うようにした制御装置である。5 detects the load current via the current transformer 4, and controls the firing angles of the thyristors Thl and Th2 of the switching circuit 3 so that the load current becomes the target value of the welding current to adjust the current of the resistance welding machine. This is a control device that performs control.
これについて説明する。8は増幅回路で、上記変流器4
の2次側に抵抗R1を挿入して一端を接地し、他端を、
入力抵抗R4を介して、非反転入力端子が接地した演算
増幅器A1の反転入力端子に接続し、この演算増幅器A
,の出力端子と接地間に複数の抵抗R2,R2(・・・
・・・・・R2nを直列に挿入し、この抵抗R2,R2
5−・・・・−・・・R2nの相互の接続点(即ち分圧
点)Al,a2・・・・・・・・・Anに入力信号によ
つて開閉するアナログスイツチSl,S2・・・・・・
・・・Snの一端を各々接続してゲイン切換回路9を形
成し、上記アナログスイツチSl,S2・・・・・・・
・・Snの他端を負帰還抵抗R3を介して演算増幅器A
1の反転入力端子に共通接続して、アナログスイツチS
l,S2・・・・・・・・・Snを選択的に閉路するこ
とにより演算増幅器A1は増幅度Gl,G2・・・・・
・・・・GOのいずれかに切換えられて出力するように
なつている。This will be explained. 8 is an amplifier circuit, which connects the current transformer 4
Insert resistor R1 into the secondary side of , ground one end, and connect the other end to
The non-inverting input terminal is connected to the grounded inverting input terminal of the operational amplifier A1 through the input resistor R4, and the operational amplifier A
, multiple resistors R2, R2 (...
・・・・・・R2n is inserted in series, and these resistors R2, R2
5-... Analog switches Sl, S2, which are opened and closed by input signals to the mutual connection points of R2n (i.e., voltage dividing points) Al, a2......An・・・・・・
. . . One end of Sn is connected to form the gain switching circuit 9, and the analog switches Sl, S2 . . .
...The other end of Sn is connected to operational amplifier A via negative feedback resistor R3.
Commonly connected to the inverting input terminal of 1, analog switch S
By selectively closing Sn, the operational amplifier A1 has the amplification degree Gl, G2...
. . . is switched to either GO and output.
即ち上記アナログスイツチSl,S2,・・・・・・・
・・SOのうち、例えばS1が閉路すると、演算増幅器
A1の増幅度Gはとなつて増幅度G,に切換えられ、ま
たアナログスイツチSOが閉路すると、演算増幅器A1
の増幅度Gは、となつて増幅度Gnに切換えられるよう
になつている。That is, the analog switches SL, S2, . . .
...When S1 of SO is closed, the amplification degree G of operational amplifier A1 is changed to amplification degree G, and when analog switch SO is closed, operational amplifier A1
The amplification degree G is then switched to the amplification degree Gn.
10は上記増幅回路8の演算増幅器
A1の出力端子に接続,されて入力の実効値を出力する
ようにした実効値変換回路である。Reference numeral 10 denotes an effective value conversion circuit connected to the output terminal of the operational amplifier A1 of the amplifier circuit 8, and outputs the effective value of the input.
11は上記実効値変換回路10の出力端に接続されてア
ナログ入力を例えば10ビツトのデジタル信号に変換し
て出力するようにしたアナログ・デジタル変換回路(以
下A/D変換回路と称す)である。Reference numeral 11 denotes an analog-to-digital conversion circuit (hereinafter referred to as A/D conversion circuit) connected to the output terminal of the effective value conversion circuit 10 and configured to convert an analog input into, for example, a 10-bit digital signal and output it. .
このA/D変換回路11の出力は演算処理部(以下CP
Uと略称す)12に取り込まれるようになつている。1
3はシーケンス制御するための各種プログラムを格納し
たプログラマブル・リードオンリー・メモリ(以下PR
OMと略称す)14と、溶接トランス1の2次回路数、
巻数比並びに溶接電流の目標値、溶接時間等各種データ
を格納するランダム・アクセス・メモリ(以下RAMと
略称す)15とを備えた記憶部である。The output of this A/D conversion circuit 11 is processed by a calculation processing section (hereinafter referred to as CP).
(abbreviated as U) 12. 1
3 is a programmable read-only memory (hereinafter referred to as PR) that stores various programs for sequence control.
(abbreviated as OM) 14, the number of secondary circuits of the welding transformer 1,
It is a storage unit equipped with a random access memory (hereinafter abbreviated as RAM) 15 that stores various data such as the turns ratio, target value of welding current, and welding time.
又、この記憶部13のRAMl5には各種抵抗溶接機の
溶接トランスの溶接電流の目標値設定の範囲(例えば5
000A〜15000A)と対応させた1次側換算の電
流値の範囲(サイリスタTh,,Th2の耐量も勘案し
た電流の最大値を例えば1200Aとした範囲)を電流
値により複数の領域Wl,W2・・・・・・・・・Wn
に区分し、この領域Wl,W2.........WO
のデータが格納されておる。そして、上記領域W,,W
2・・・・・−・・・Wnは演算増幅器A1の増幅度G
l,G2・・・・・・・・・Gnと対応させ、溶接トラ
ンスの巻数比、2次回路数並びに溶接電流の目標値の設
定したデータからCPUl2によつて1次側換算の電流
値を演算させ、この値が領域Wl,W2・・・・・・・
・・WOのいずれに該当するかを判定させ、例えばW,
であれば上記アナログスイツチS1をCPUl2の出力
信号によつて閉路させて増幅度G1で負荷電流を検出す
るようになつている。上記増幅度Gl,G2・・・・・
・・・・Gnの相互の関係は領域Wl,W2・・・・・
・・・・Wnの各領域の電流最大値(例えばW1 一1
200A,.W2=1000A)をレンジとしての関係
となるように選定されておる。又、A/D変換回路11
は各領域のレンジ毎にフルスケールで出力するようにし
て1次側換算の電流値が小さくても1ビツト当りの誤差
が同等となるようになつている。16は入出力部で、交
流電源2の端子間から接続されて電圧が零点を横切る毎
にこれを検出して出力信号を送出するようにしたゼロク
ロス検出回路17と、スイツチング回路3の両端から接
続されて両端子間の電圧を検出して出力するようにした
電圧検出回路18との信号を入力せしめてCPUl2に
取り込ませるようになつている。In addition, the RAM 15 of the storage unit 13 stores target value setting ranges for welding currents of welding transformers of various resistance welders (for example,
000A to 15000A) corresponding to the primary side converted current value (range where the maximum value of the current that also takes into account the withstand capacity of thyristors Th, Th2 is, for example, 1200A) is divided into multiple regions Wl, W2, W2,・・・・・・・・・Wn
The areas Wl, W2 . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. W.O.
data is stored. Then, the above regions W,,W
2...Wn is the amplification degree G of the operational amplifier A1
1, G2......Gn, and from the set data of the welding transformer turns ratio, number of secondary circuits, and target value of welding current, the CPU 12 calculates the current value converted to the primary side. The values are calculated as areas Wl, W2...
・・Determine which of the WO corresponds to, for example, W,
If so, the analog switch S1 is closed by the output signal of the CPU12, and the load current is detected at the amplification level G1. The above amplification degree Gl, G2...
...The mutual relationship of Gn is the area Wl, W2...
・・・・Maximum current value in each region of Wn (for example, W1-1
200A,. W2=1000A) is selected as a range. Moreover, the A/D conversion circuit 11
is output in full scale for each range in each region, so that even if the primary-side converted current value is small, the error per bit is the same. Reference numeral 16 denotes an input/output section, which is connected from both ends of the switching circuit 3 to a zero cross detection circuit 17 which is connected between the terminals of the AC power supply 2 and detects this every time the voltage crosses the zero point and sends out an output signal. A signal from a voltage detection circuit 18 which detects and outputs the voltage between both terminals is inputted and taken into the CPU 12.
又、この入出力部16は、クロツクパルス信号を発振す
る発振回路20から接続されたカウンタ回路19にCP
Ul2からの点弧角の出力信号を送出すると共に、上記
アナログスイツチSl,S2・・・・・・・・・SOに
CPUl2から選択した出力信号を送出するようになつ
ている。そして、上記カウンタ回路19はCPUl2か
ら点弧角の出力信号を入出力部16を介してうけたとき
発振回路20のクロツクパルス信号によりカウントし、
カウント値が点弧角の信号と一致したとき出力信号を送
出するようになつている。21は上記スイツチング回路
3のサイリスタThl,Th2のゲートに点弧信号を送
出するゲート回路で、上記カウンタ回路19の出力によ
り正、負の半サイクル共同じ点弧角で点弧信号を送出し
てターンオンせしめるようになつている。Further, this input/output section 16 is connected to a counter circuit 19 connected to an oscillation circuit 20 that oscillates a clock pulse signal.
An output signal of the firing angle is sent from Ul2, and a selected output signal from CPU I2 is sent to the analog switches Sl, S2, . . . SO. When the counter circuit 19 receives the firing angle output signal from the CPU 12 via the input/output section 16, it counts based on the clock pulse signal of the oscillation circuit 20,
An output signal is sent when the count value matches the firing angle signal. Reference numeral 21 denotes a gate circuit that sends a firing signal to the gates of the thyristors Thl and Th2 of the switching circuit 3, which sends a firing signal at the same firing angle in both positive and negative half cycles according to the output of the counter circuit 19. It's starting to force you to turn on.
次に動作について説明する。Next, the operation will be explained.
抵抗溶接の制御シーケンスは基本的には加圧、溶接、保
持、休止の4段階に分れる。先ず、交流電源2が印加さ
れることにより図示しない制御用電源が制御装置5に供
給される。この状態で、図示しないデータテーブルによ
り溶接トランス1の巻数比、2次回路数並びに被溶接材
7の材質、板厚、重ね合せ枚数等により溶接に適した溶
接電流の目標値を設定する。この設走したデータをCP
Ul2により読み込んでRAMl5に書き込むと共に、
これらデータにより溶接電流の目標値を溶接トランス1
の1次側換算の電流値にCPUl2の演算処理によつて
算出する。この演算した電流値はCPUl2によつてR
AMl5に書き込む。次に、被溶接材7の溶接に適した
加圧、溶接、保持、休止の各時間をデータテーブルによ
り設定し、これをCPUl2によりRAMl5に書き込
む。これら溶接条件の設定後、第3図に示す処理フロー
に従つて行われる。先ず、図示しない起動押釦を投入す
ることにより(201)、図示しない電磁石を励磁して
溶接チツプ6,6を動作させ、この溶接チツプ6,6間
に挾んだ被溶接材7を加圧する(202)。そして、設
定した加圧時間が終了すると(203)、次に、RAM
l5に書き込んだ溶接電流の目標値を1次側の電流値に
換算した値(以下目標値という)を取り込んで(204
)、この目標値がRAMl5から取り込んだ領域Wl,
W2・・・・・・・・・Wnのいずれの領域に該当する
かを判断させる(205′、20ダ5・・・・・・・・
・205n)。そして、上記CPUl2は、該当する領
域より一段電流値の犬きい領域と対応させた増幅度に切
換えるための出力信号を、入出力部16を介してアナロ
グスイツチに送出してこれを閉路させる。例えば、該当
する領域がW2(205勺であつたときは領域W1と対
応させた増幅度G1に切換えるため、アナログスイツチ
S1に出力信号を送出してこれを閉路させる(206●
oこれにより通電初期において、被溶接材7の材質、板
厚、表面の状態等によつて、上記目標値により判断した
領域を越える電流が流れても演算増幅器A1を飽和して
正確な負荷電流を検出できなくなる(即ち、飽和によつ
て電流を少なく検出する)ことが防止される。しかる後
、溶接時間に入る。The control sequence for resistance welding is basically divided into four stages: pressurization, welding, holding, and pausing. First, by applying the AC power source 2, a control power source (not shown) is supplied to the control device 5. In this state, a target value of welding current suitable for welding is set based on the turn ratio of the welding transformer 1, the number of secondary circuits, the material of the material to be welded 7, the plate thickness, the number of stacked sheets, etc. using a data table (not shown). CP this set up data
Read by Ul2 and write to RAMl5,
Based on these data, the target value of welding current
The current value converted to the primary side is calculated by the arithmetic processing of CPU12. This calculated current value is R
Write to AMl5. Next, each time period for pressurization, welding, holding, and rest suitable for welding the material to be welded 7 is set using a data table, and these are written in the RAM 15 by the CPU 12. After setting these welding conditions, welding is performed according to the processing flow shown in FIG. First, by turning on a start button (not shown) (201), an electromagnet (not shown) is energized to operate the welding chips 6, 6, and the workpiece 7 sandwiched between the welding chips 6, 6 is pressurized ( 202). Then, when the set pressurization time ends (203), the RAM
The target value of the welding current written in l5 is converted into the primary side current value (hereinafter referred to as target value), and the value (hereinafter referred to as target value) is taken in (204
), this target value is the area Wl taken in from RAMl5,
W2・・・・・・・・・Determine which area of Wn it corresponds to (205′, 20da5・・・・・・・・・
・205n). Then, the CPU 12 sends an output signal to the analog switch via the input/output section 16 to close the analog switch, for switching to an amplification degree corresponding to a region one step higher in current value than the corresponding region. For example, when the corresponding region is W2 (205), in order to switch to the amplification G1 corresponding to the region W1, an output signal is sent to analog switch S1 to close it (206
o As a result, at the initial stage of energization, even if a current that exceeds the range determined by the above target value flows due to the material, plate thickness, surface condition, etc. of the workpiece 7, the operational amplifier A1 is saturated and accurate load current is maintained. This prevents the current from becoming undetectable (that is, detecting less current due to saturation). After that, welding time begins.
先ず、スイツチング回路3のサイリスタThl,Th2
を点弧角900で点弧する(207)。これは、溶接時
間に入つたときの交流電源2の電圧の1サイクル目の正
の半サイクルの零点を検出したゼロクロス検出回路17
の検出信号と、スイツチング回路3に電圧が印加されて
いることを検出した電圧検出回路18の検出信号とを、
入出力部16を介して取り込んだとき、CPUl2より
カウンタ回路19に900点弧の指令を入出力部16を
介して送出し、これをうけたカウンタ回路19は交流電
源2の電圧の1サイクル目の正の半サイクルの零点から
発振回路20のクロツクパルス信号をカウントして両入
力信号が一致したとき(カウント値が90ト点弧指令と
同じになつだとき)、即ち電圧の正の半サイクルの90
同(ハ)時点で、ゲート回路21を介して点弧信号をス
イツチング回路3のサイリスタ(例えばTh2)のゲー
トに送出してこれを点弧させる(電圧の負の半サイクル
についても同様にして同じ点弧角900でサイリスタ(
例えばThl)を点弧させる)。この900点弧により
溶接トランス1の2次側に流れた負荷電流を1次側に設
けた変流器4を介して増幅回路8の演算増幅器A1に入
力させる。演算増幅器A1は入力を上記アナログスイツ
チS1の閉路により増幅度G1によつて増幅し、これを
実効値変換回路10によつて実効値に変換してA/D変
換回路11に送出する。これをうけたA/D変換回路1
1は実効値を例えば10ビツトのデジタル信号に変換し
(208)CPUl2に取り込ませる。CPUl2はA
/D変換回路11から取り込んだ信号と、電圧検出回路
18から取り込む信号とによりスイツチング回路3の両
端の電圧(正の半サイクル)が零になつてから負荷電流
が零になるまでの電流の遅れ角θを測定し、この電流遅
れ角θによりRAMl5に記憶させた電流遅れ角と負荷
の力率角との相関関係のデータにより力率角φを測定し
、この力率角φをもとに上記A/D変換回路11の出力
信号(検出した負荷電流の実効値)と目標値の差分△I
とから演算によつて2サイクル目の点弧角増分△aを算
出し、(点弧角900)一(点弧角増分Δa)により2
サイクル目の点弧角を決定する(209)。この2サイ
クル目の点弧角の決定は上述からも判明するように交流
電源2の電圧の正の半サイクル終了後に行われる。そし
て、負の半サイクルが終了した後(210)、目標値が
領域Wl,W2・・・・・・・・・Wnのいずれにある
かを判断し(211′、21f・・・・・・・・・21
1n−1)一該当した領鵬 と対応させた増幅度G2に
切換えるためのゲイン切換回路9のアナログスイツチS
2に入出力部16を介して出力信号を送出してこれを閉
路させ(212″)、上記1サイクル目の正の半サイク
ル通電で決定した(209)2サイクル目の点弧角で、
上述同様、CPUl2の点弧角の信号によりカウンタ回
路19を介してゲート回路21から点弧信号を送出して
サイリスタThl,Th2を点弧する(213)。そし
て、上述同様、2サイクル目の正の半サイクルで負荷電
流を検出し実効値に変換してA/D変換回路11から実
効値のデジタル信号をCPUl2に取り込ませ(214
)、上述同様、力率角と実効値と目標値から3サイクル
目の点弧角を決定する(215)。そして、溶接時間が
終了するまで(216)、前回のサイクルの正の半サイ
クル通電の結果で点弧角を決定して点弧する動作(21
3乃至216)を繰り返す。従つて、2サイクル目以降
の点弧角は前のサイクルの正の半サイクルで検出した負
荷電流の実効値から点弧角の増分△aを求め、前のサイ
クル(n−1回)の点弧角をAO−,とすれば、次のサ
イクル(n回)の点弧角Anはへ一An−1−△aで決
定して点弧させて負荷電流が目標値となるように、1サ
イクル毎に点弧角を制御して溶接電流の定電流制御が行
われる。そして、溶接時間の終了をCPUl2によつて
判断し(216)、終了したときはCPUl2により点
弧角の信号の送出が停止し、サイリスタThl,Th2
をターンオフさせて保持時間に入れる(217)。この
際、被溶接材7は溶接チツプ6,6によつて加圧された
まkである。保持時間が終了したら(217)、上述し
た図示しない電磁石の励磁を解いて、溶接チツプ6,6
を動作させて互いに離間させて被溶接材7の加圧を解除
し、これによつて休止時間に入つて溶接動作が終了する
(END)。次に、被溶接材7の異なる個所を溶接する
際は、上述同様、溶接トランスの巻数比、2次回路数、
溶接電流の目標値から1次側の電流値を演算しこの値に
より上述同様、第3図の処理フローに従つて負荷電流が
目標値となるように制御しながら溶接が行われる。First, the thyristors Thl and Th2 of the switching circuit 3
is fired at a firing angle of 900 (207). This is a zero cross detection circuit 17 that detects the zero point of the first positive half cycle of the voltage of the AC power supply 2 when welding time begins.
and the detection signal of the voltage detection circuit 18 that detects that voltage is applied to the switching circuit 3,
When input via the input/output unit 16, the CPU 12 sends a command for 900 firings to the counter circuit 19 via the input/output unit 16, and upon receiving this command, the counter circuit 19 receives the first cycle of the voltage of the AC power supply 2. When the clock pulse signal of the oscillation circuit 20 is counted from the zero point of the positive half cycle of the voltage and both input signals match (when the count value becomes the same as the ignition command of 90 points), that is, the clock pulse signal of the oscillation circuit 20 is counted from the zero point of the positive half cycle of the voltage. 90
At the same time point (c), an ignition signal is sent to the gate of the thyristor (for example, Th2) of the switching circuit 3 via the gate circuit 21 to cause it to ignite (the same applies to the negative half cycle of the voltage). Thyristor with a firing angle of 900 (
For example, ignite Thl). The load current flowing to the secondary side of the welding transformer 1 due to this 900 ignition is input to the operational amplifier A1 of the amplifier circuit 8 via the current transformer 4 provided on the primary side. The operational amplifier A1 amplifies the input by the amplification degree G1 by closing the analog switch S1, converts this into an effective value by the effective value conversion circuit 10, and sends it to the A/D conversion circuit 11. A/D conversion circuit 1 that received this
1 converts the effective value into, for example, a 10-bit digital signal (208) and causes the CPU 12 to take it in. CPU12 is A
The current delay from when the voltage across the switching circuit 3 (positive half cycle) becomes zero until the load current becomes zero is caused by the signal taken from the /D conversion circuit 11 and the signal taken from the voltage detection circuit 18. The angle θ is measured, and the power factor angle φ is measured based on the data of the correlation between the current delay angle and the power factor angle of the load stored in RAM15 using this current delay angle θ. Difference △I between the output signal of the A/D conversion circuit 11 (effective value of detected load current) and target value
Calculate the firing angle increment Δa for the second cycle from
The firing angle of the cycle is determined (209). As can be seen from the above, the determination of the firing angle for the second cycle is performed after the positive half cycle of the voltage of the AC power supply 2 is completed. After the negative half cycle is completed (210), it is determined which of the regions Wl, W2...Wn the target value is in (211', 21f... ...21
1n-1) Analog switch S of the gain switching circuit 9 for switching to the amplification degree G2 corresponding to the corresponding level
2, sends an output signal through the input/output unit 16 to close it (212''), and at the firing angle of the second cycle determined by the positive half-cycle energization of the first cycle (209),
As described above, a firing signal is sent from the gate circuit 21 via the counter circuit 19 in response to the firing angle signal of the CPU12 to fire the thyristors Thl and Th2 (213). Then, as described above, the load current is detected in the positive half cycle of the second cycle, converted to an effective value, and the digital signal of the effective value is taken into the CPU12 from the A/D conversion circuit 11 (214
), the firing angle for the third cycle is determined from the power factor angle, effective value, and target value as described above (215). Then, until the welding time ends (216), the firing angle is determined based on the positive half-cycle energization result of the previous cycle and the firing is performed (21).
3 to 216) are repeated. Therefore, the firing angle from the second cycle onward is determined by calculating the firing angle increment Δa from the effective value of the load current detected in the positive half cycle of the previous cycle, and calculating the firing angle at the point of the previous cycle (n-1 times). If the arc angle is AO-, the firing angle An of the next cycle (n times) is determined by An-1-Δa, and the firing angle is set to 1 so that the load current reaches the target value. Constant current control of the welding current is performed by controlling the firing angle every cycle. Then, the end of the welding time is determined by CPUl2 (216), and when the welding time has ended, CPUl2 stops sending out the firing angle signal, and the thyristors Thl and Th2
is turned off and entered into a holding time (217). At this time, the material to be welded 7 remains under pressure by the welding tips 6, 6. When the holding time ends (217), the above-mentioned electromagnet (not shown) is de-energized and the welding chips 6, 6 are removed.
are operated to separate them from each other and release the pressure on the workpieces 7 to be welded, thereby entering a rest period and ending the welding operation (END). Next, when welding different parts of the material to be welded 7, the turns ratio of the welding transformer, the number of secondary circuits,
The primary side current value is calculated from the target value of the welding current, and welding is performed using this value while controlling the load current to the target value according to the process flow shown in FIG. 3, as described above.
これら動作はCPUl2によつてPROMl4に格納し
たプログラムに従つて行われる。These operations are performed by CPU12 according to a program stored in PROM14.
本発明によれば、溶接トランスの巻数比、2次回路数、
溶接電流の目標値の設定により増幅度を切換えて負荷電
流を検出するようにしてあるので、目標値の電流が広範
囲に変わつても一定の精度で電流制御を行うことができ
、溶接の品質の安定化を図ることができる。According to the present invention, the turns ratio of the welding transformer, the number of secondary circuits,
Since the load current is detected by switching the amplification degree according to the setting of the target value of the welding current, current control can be performed with constant accuracy even if the target value of current changes over a wide range, and the quality of welding can be improved. Stabilization can be achieved.
又、溶接トランスの巻数比、2次回路数、溶接電流の目
標値が異なつてもデータの設定操作だけでこれに対応す
ることができ、このことは各種の抵抗溶接機と組合せて
も一定の精度で安定した電流制御を行うことができる利
点を有し、適用範囲を拡大し、信頼度を一段と向上せし
めることができる著しい効果を有するものである。In addition, even if the welding transformer turns ratio, number of secondary circuits, and target value of welding current differ, it can be handled simply by setting the data, and this means that even when combined with various resistance welding machines, the same It has the advantage of being able to perform accurate and stable current control, and has the remarkable effect of expanding the range of application and further improving reliability.
【図面の簡単な説明】
第1図は従来装置の一例を示すプロツク図、第2図は本
発明の実施例を示したプロツク図、第3図は第2図の動
作を説明する処理フロー図である。
1:溶接トランス、3:スイツチング回路、4:変流器
、8:増幅回路、12:演算処理部。[Brief Description of the Drawings] Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of a conventional device, Fig. 2 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 3 is a processing flow diagram explaining the operation of Fig. 2. It is. 1: Welding transformer, 3: Switching circuit, 4: Current transformer, 8: Amplifying circuit, 12: Arithmetic processing section.
Claims (1)
逆並列に接続したスイッチング回路を介して接続し、上
記サイリスタのゲートに、溶接トランスの2次側の負荷
電流を該トランスの1次側に設けた変流器を介して検出
する増幅回路と、これの検出出力を実効値変換して送出
する実効値変換回路と、これの出力をアナログデジタル
変換回路を介して取込む演算処理部と、データを格納す
る記憶部とを備え、上記データと検出出力とにより測定
した力率角によつて点弧角を演算する上記演算処理部の
出力を送出して位相角制御により負荷電流を制御するよ
うにしたものにおいて、上記増幅回路は、変流器の2次
側に挿入して一端を接地した抵抗の他端を入力抵抗を介
して非反転入力端子が接地した演算増幅器の反転入力端
子に接続し、この演算増幅器の出力端子と接地間に複数
の分圧点を設けた抵抗を挿入し、上記複数の分圧点に複
数のアナログスイッチの一端をそれぞれ接続し、他端を
負帰還抵抗を介して演算増幅器の反転入力端子に共通接
続して、増幅度を複数段に切換可能に形成し、この増幅
回路の複数段の増幅度に対応させて複数の領域に区分設
定した溶接電流目標値のデータと、溶接トランスの巻数
比、2次回路数のデータとを記憶部に格納させ、この格
納したデータから演算処理部の出力により上記複数のア
ナログスイッチを選択閉路して増幅度を切換えるように
構成してあることを特徴とする抵抗溶接機の制御装置。1 Connect the primary side of the welding transformer to an AC power source via a switching circuit in which thyristors are connected in antiparallel, and connect the load current on the secondary side of the welding transformer to the gate of the thyristor to the primary side of the transformer. an amplification circuit that detects the current through a current transformer; an effective value conversion circuit that converts the detected output of the current transformer into an effective value and sends it out; and a storage section for storing data, and transmits the output of the arithmetic processing section that calculates the firing angle based on the power factor angle measured from the data and the detection output to control the load current by phase angle control. In the amplifier circuit, the other end of the resistor inserted into the secondary side of the current transformer is connected to the inverting input terminal of the operational amplifier whose non-inverting input terminal is grounded via the input resistor. A resistor with multiple voltage dividing points is inserted between the output terminal of this operational amplifier and ground, one end of each of the analog switches is connected to each of the multiple voltage dividing points, and the other end is connected to a negative feedback resistor. The welding current target is commonly connected to the inverting input terminal of the operational amplifier through the circuit so that the amplification degree can be switched to multiple stages, and the welding current target is divided and set into multiple regions corresponding to the multiple stages of amplification degree of this amplifier circuit. The value data, the turns ratio of the welding transformer, and the number of secondary circuits are stored in the storage unit, and from the stored data, the plurality of analog switches are selectively closed using the output of the arithmetic processing unit to switch the amplification degree. A control device for a resistance welding machine, characterized in that it is configured as follows.
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