EP2236004A1 - Induction hob comprising a plurality of induction heaters - Google Patents
Induction hob comprising a plurality of induction heatersInfo
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- the invention relates to an induction hob with a plurality of induction heaters according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for operating an induction hob according to the preamble of claim 15.
- So-called matrix induction hobs with a large number of induction heating elements, which are arranged in a grid or in a matrix, are known from the prior art.
- the comparatively small induction heating elements can be flexibly combined to form essentially freely definable heating zones.
- a control unit of the induction hob can detect cookware elements and combine those induction heating elements that are at least to some extent covered by a bottom of the detected cooking utensil element to a heating zone associated with the detected cookware element and operate synchronized.
- Such induction hobs comprise a measuring arrangement with which the control unit can record characteristic values for a power of the individual induction heaters and use it to regulate the power to a desired value.
- a characteristic may be, for example, a resistance, a current and / or an impedance of the induction heating element influenced by the cookware element in its electrical properties.
- the induction heating elements are operated with high-frequency currents compared to the mains voltage, the measurement and evaluation of the signals of the measuring arrangement is complicated and the provision of the sensor technology for each individual induction heating element is cost-intensive.
- the invention is in particular the object of providing a generic induction onskochfeld, which is controllable with a less complex control algorithm. Furthermore, the invention has the object to reduce a required computing power of a control unit of such an induction hob and to simplify a measuring arrangement of such induction hob. Another task Be the invention is to simplify a method for operating such a induction hob.
- the invention is based on an induction hob with a plurality of induction heaters, a control unit which is designed to operate synchronously a plurality of induction heaters a flexibly definable heating zone, and a measuring arrangement for measuring a heating power generated by the induction heaters.
- the measuring arrangement is designed to measure a sum of heating powers of at least two induction heaters.
- the control unit should also be designed to use the sum of the heating powers for controlling the heating power.
- the control unit and the measuring arrangement may be "designed" by suitable software, hardware, or a combination of these two factors to accomplish their tasks.
- the invention is based in particular on the finding that in modern matrix induction hobs adjacent induction heaters are usually associated with the same heating zone. Detecting the individual heating power is unnecessary in this case and leads to an unnecessarily large complexity of the controller and to a less meaningful use of computing power. This is all the more true, the smaller the induction heaters are or the narrower the grid of the matrix induction hob is, since the proportion of those induction heaters, which are located at the edge of the heating zone, decreases with the grid. Further, by measuring the sums of the heating powers of groups of induction heaters, the number of necessary sensors can be reduced. For example, if a current is used as the parameter for the heating power, only one current sensor or ammeter must be used for each group of heating elements.
- the measuring arrangement comprises a current sensor for measuring a sum of currents which flow through the at least two induction heaters.
- a sufficiently accurate feedback size for performing a power control of the heating zone can be determined.
- a complexity of the control loop rhythm can be significantly reduced, and a number of required current sensors can be reduced.
- the cooktop comprises a plurality of respective driver units associated with an induction heater each having an inverter for generating a high frequency current for operating an induction body
- high frequency measurement can be avoided when the measurement arrangement is adapted to measure a sum of input powers of the driver units.
- the input currents are typically currents with the grid frequency of, for example, 50 hertz of a household power grid and can therefore be measured with particularly simple and inexpensive standard sensor arrangements.
- the measuring arrangement is designed to additionally measure the values of the currents flowing through the individual induction heaters.
- These currents can be used as control variables, for example, in exceptional cases, in which the knowledge of the individual heating power of the induction heaters is required or can be used to limit the safety of the services of the induction heaters and / or the driver units.
- the control unit can use the currents of the individual induction heaters to limit the inverter power.
- the control unit is designed to use the sum of the heating powers for regulating the heating power, if the at least two induction heaters are assigned to a common heating zone, and the values of the currents of the individual induction heaters for controlling to use the heating power of these induction heaters when the at least two induction heaters are assigned to different heating zones.
- a reliable regulation of the heating powers can be ensured in each of these cases, whereby at the same time the detection and processing of unnecessary data or measured values can be avoided.
- the combination according to the invention of two induction heaters with regard to the power measurement can be used advantageously in particular if the two combined induction heaters are adjacent induction heaters in a matrix of induction heaters.
- the measuring arrangement and the data processing in the control unit can be further simplified if the measuring arrangement is designed to measure a sum of the heating powers of at least four adjacent induction heaters. Of course, six, eight or any other number of induction heaters can be grouped together.
- control unit is designed to form a heating zone from a plurality of groups of induction heaters and to feed each of the groups from another inverter.
- the control unit can then use the input currents of the inverters as a parameter for the sum of the heating powers of the induction heating elements fed by the relevant inverter, so that a power control without the measurement of the high-frequency heating currents can also be made possible in this case.
- control unit If the control unit is designed to operate a plurality of groups of induction heaters with a single inverter in at least one operating state, the heating power of the individual groups can nevertheless be determined. For this purpose, the control unit can determine the proportion which one of the groups contributes to a total heat output in a phase in which only the induction heaters of this group are active.
- control unit is designed to operate a plurality of groups of induction heaters simultaneously with an inverter in at least one operating state.
- control unit is designed to operate a plurality of groups of induction heaters with a single inverter and to produce the different heating powers by a short-term, periodic deactivation of at least one induction heater.
- Another aspect of the invention relates to a method of operating an induction hob with a plurality of induction heaters that are flexibly grouped into a heating zone. In this case, a heating power generated by the induction heaters is measured and used to control the operation of the induction heaters.
- a sum of heating powers of at least two induction heaters is measured and used as a control variable for operating the at least two induction heaters.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic representation of the operation of a pair of
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a matrix cooktop with a plurality of inverters
- Fig. 4 is a schematic representation of a heating zone with several
- FIG. 5 shows a flow chart of a method for distributing a total heat output to the inverters in the situation illustrated in FIG. 4, 6 shows a schematic representation of two heating zones whose induction heating elements are fed by a single inverter,
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a method for distributing a total heating power to the induction heating elements in the situation shown in Figure 6 and
- Fig. 8 is a schematic representation of two heating zones, the induction heating elements are each fed by a plurality of inverters.
- FIG. 1 shows an induction hob with a plurality of induction heaters 10, which can be combined by a control unit 12 into groups of flexibly definable heating zones 14 and operated synchronized.
- the control unit 12 communicates with a measuring arrangement 16 of the induction cooktop, by means of which the control unit 12 can detect parameters for a heating power P, Pi generated by the induction heaters 10a, 10b. These parameters include currents, voltages and / or the electrical loss angles or impedances that can be tapped as measured values from the measuring arrangement 16 at different points of the induction hob.
- the measuring arrangement 16 is designed for measuring a sum of heating powers P of at least two induction heaters 10 a, 10 b combined to form a group. While in concrete embodiments of the invention, the group of induction heaters whose heat output is measured in total, four or more induction heaters may include only two induction heaters 10a, 10b are shown in the schematic representation in Figure 2 for reasons of clarity.
- Each of the induction heaters 10a, 10b has an associated drive unit 20a, 20b, each comprising an inverter 22a, 22b.
- the inverter 22a, 22b generates from a direct current generated by a rectifier 24 with a voltage curve shown in a diagram 26 in FIG. 2 a high-frequency heating current 11, 12 for operating in comparison to a mains frequency of a domestic power network 28 the induction heater 10a, 10b.
- a filter 30 is arranged, which prevents damage to the induction hob by power surges from the household electricity network 28.
- a diagram 32 shows a voltage curve of the heating current 11, 12 which, depending on a desired heating power of the heating zone 14, has a frequency of 20 to 50 kHz and an envelope oscillating at the mains frequency.
- the current sensor 18 may be disposed between the filter 30 and the rectifier 24 so as to substantially measure the low frequency alternating current from the home electric grid 28 at a grid frequency of 50 Hertz.
- the measuring arrangement 16 with the current sensor 18 therefore measures a sum P of input powers of the driver units 20a, 20b.
- the input current I of the rectifier 24 is used as a parameter for the input powers.
- Further current sensors 34a, 34b of the measuring arrangement 16 serve to measure the currents 11, 12 which flow through the individual induction heaters 10a, 10b.
- the currents 11, 12 are therefore the actual heating currents of the induction heaters 10a, 10b.
- both induction heaters 10a, 10b are associated with the same heating zone 14 and are completely covered by a pan bottom of a cookware element disposed on the heating zone 14, the flows 11, 12 are at least substantially equal and can be in a very good approximation to a predetermined fraction of the input flow I of the rectifier 24 are calculated.
- the control unit 12 uses the currents 11, 12 of the individual induction heaters 10a, 10b measured by the current sensors 34a, 34b, as a rule, only for protecting the inverters 22a, 22b and for detecting the cookware elements on the induction hob.
- the signals obtained from the current sensors 34a, 34b do not have to be subjected to complex signal processing, so that a complexity of the tasks of the control unit 12 can be greatly reduced in comparison with conventional induction hobs.
- the control unit 12 comprises a freely programmable processor and an operating program, which first performs a cookware detection method periodically or after a start signal of the user.
- the control unit 12 detects a size and position of cooking utensils placed on the induction hob or on a cover plate of the induction high field and combines induction heating elements 10, which are at least to some extent covered by the cookware element, into a heating zone 14.
- control unit 12 regulates a heating power of the heating zone 14 to a setpoint dependent on the heating stage. For this purpose, it forms a sum of the heating powers of the individual induction heating elements 10 and compares this sum with the setpoint value.
- control unit 12 uses the sum signal of the current sensor 18 when all induction heaters 10 whose heating power is measured together by the current sensor 18, the heating zone 14 belong. Otherwise, the control unit 12 uses the current sensors 34a, 34b to determine the individual heating powers Pi.
- control unit 12 uses the signal of the current sensor 18 to determine the heating power. In comparison with groups of induction heating elements which belong completely to the heating zone 14, the setpoint heating power of this group flowing into the regulation is reduced by a factor corresponding to the proportion of the active induction heating elements.
- the induction hob or control unit 12 described above implements a method for operating an induction hob with a plurality of induction heaters 10a, 10b, which can be flexibly grouped and combined to form a heating zone 14.
- a heating power generated by the induction heaters 10a, 10b is measured and used to control the operation of the induction heaters 10a, 10b.
- control unit 12 detects a sum of heating powers of a group of induction heaters 10a, 10b and uses this sum in a normal case as a controlled variable for operating the group of induction heaters 10a, 10b.
- the heating currents of the individual induction heaters 10a, 10b also flow into the control method as control parameters.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a matrix hob with two inverters 22a, 22b, which can be connected via a switching arrangement 36 with induction heaters 10a - 10e.
- the hob comprises a matrix of induction heaters 10a-10e, of which only five are shown by way of example in FIG.
- a satisfactory spatial resolution in the definition of the heating zones 14 can be realized at a reasonable cost and with an acceptable control effort if the actual number of induction heaters 10a-10e is between 40 and 64.
- the switching arrangement 36 can connect at least one of the induction heaters 10a-10e optionally to one of the two inverters 22a, 22b, or each of the
- Inverters 22a, 22b with selectable groups of induction heating elements 10a-10e.
- each of the inverters 22a, 22b is equipped with a current sensor 18a, 18b, which is arranged between a rectifier 24 and the respective inverter 22a, 22b.
- the current sensors 18a, 18b measure the rectified current from the household power grid 28, the relevant frequency components amount to a maximum of about 100 Hz. Because of the low frequencies, current measurements of the input current of the inverters 22a, 22b are simpler than current measurements of the output currents of the inverters 22a, 22b, whose frequency is on the order of 75 kHz.
- FIG. 4 schematically shows a heating zone 14 formed by nine induction heating elements 10a-10i.
- a first group of induction heaters 10a-10c is powered by a first inverter 22a and a second group of induction heaters 10d-10i is powered by a second inverter 22b.
- the control unit 12 calculates a target total heating power for the heating zone 14, depending on the set power level and the size of the heating zone 14.
- the control unit 12 controls the heating power of the heating zone 14 on the sun specific setpoint.
- the control unit calculates from the input currents 11, 12 of the inverters 22a, 22b, which are measured via the current sensors 18a, 18b, a total heating power of the two groups of induction heating elements 10a-10i and calculates the total heating power of the heating zone 14 by isolating the heating powers of the groups ,
- the heating power can be controlled to the target value by varying the heating frequency generated by the inverters 22a, 22b in a closed loop.
- the heating elements 10a-10j of the two groups are each operated with heating currents at the same frequency.
- the group heating powers of the two groups then automatically adjust to a value which is determined by the coupling strength of the different induction heating elements 10a-10j to the bottom of the cooking pot.
- the control unit 12 can monitor the heat output of the individual induction heating elements 10a-10j by means of limiting current sensors of the type shown in FIG. If there is an imbalance between the group heating powers of the two groups, the control unit can assign one of the induction heaters 10a-10j to the other group by switching the switching arrangement 36.
- control unit 12 can operate the induction heating elements 10a-10i of one of the groups in a clocked manner by actuation of the switching arrangement 36, or the inverters 22a, 22b can generate heating currents with different heating frequencies.
- FIG. 5 shows a flow diagram of a method for distributing a total heating power to the inverters in the situation illustrated in FIG.
- a ratio of the group heating powers is calculated by different groups of heating elements, which together form a heating zone 14. For example, it may be determined that a first group of induction heating elements 10a-10i should produce 70% of the total heating power and that a second group of induction heating elements 10a-10i should generate 30% of the total heating power.
- This distribution can be For example, be chosen so that the bottom of the cookware heats up as homogeneously as possible.
- the surface portions of the cookware tray assigned to the different groups of induction heating elements 10a-10i are determined or estimated by the control unit 12 and the distribution of the total heating power takes place in the ratio of the surface portions.
- the control unit 12 can at any moment determine the group heating power of the two groups and regulate it to the desired value, which corresponds to the predetermined proportion of the total heating power.
- the group heating powers may be accomplished by varying the frequency of the heating currents, by changing the amplitude of the heating currents, or by suitably adjusting lengths of operating phases of the various groups of heating elements in a timed operation.
- the amplitude change can be achieved by a change in the pulse phase of control signals, which are transmitted from the control unit 12 to the inverters 22a, 22b.
- the control unit 12 decides which of the above-mentioned methods is used. Preference is always given to the simultaneous change in the frequency of the heating currents of both groups, as this interference hum can be avoided.
- step S3 the operating parameters are changed so that the group heating power changes in the direction of its setpoint. Subsequently, the process returns to step S1 to close the control loop.
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic illustration of two heating zones 14a, 14b, whose induction heating elements 10a-10d or 10e-10g are operated by a single inverter 22 (not shown).
- the control unit 12 can determine via a current sensor 18 only the input current of the inverter and thus the total heating power of both heating zones 14a, 14b, if both heating zones 14a, 14b are operated simultaneously.
- the control unit 12 uses a method shown schematically in FIG. 7.
- the control unit disconnects by actuating the switch arrangement. 36, the inductors 10a-10d of the first heating zone 14a from the inverter and measures, via the current sensor 18 associated with the inverter, the heating power now consumed solely by the second heating zone 14b.
- the control unit 12 closes the connection between the induction heating elements 10a-10d of the heating zones 14a with the inverter 22 by actuating the switching arrangement 36.
- the control unit 12 again measures the total heat output now consumed by the two heating zones 14a, 14b with the aid of the current sensor 18.
- the heating power of the second heating zones 14b is calculated in a step S73 by forming the difference between the total heating power determined in step S72 and the heating power determined in step S71.
- the control unit forms the ratio of the heating powers of the individual heating zones 14a, 14b and compares it with a desired value.
- the control unit takes into account that the heating elements of the heating zones 14a, 14b are switched off in phases and calculates an average heating power. If deviations from the target value occur, the control unit 12 changes in a step S75 the duration of the heating phases of the heating zones 14a, 14b so that the ratio changes in the direction of the target value.
- FIG. 8 shows a schematic representation of two heating zones 14a, 14b, whose induction heating elements 10a-10g are each fed by a plurality of inverters. Each of an inverter associated induction heating are shown in Figure 8 with the same hatching.
- the distribution of the total heating power to the different heating zones 14a, 14b and to the various heating elements 10a-10g is effected by a combination of the methods illustrated in FIGS. 5 and 7.
- the second heating zone 14b is switched off for a short time.
- the input currents of each inverter are measured so that the distribution of the total heating power of both heating zones 14a, 14b to the various inverters is immediately known.
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