Kongzhi Yu Xinxi Jishu (Apr 2024)

Design of Electromagnetic Compatibility Testing and Control System for Fully Automatic Elevator Control Cabinets Based on Embedded Technology

  • SONG Laijun,
  • WANG Huifang,
  • NI Minmin,
  • LU Dong,
  • LI Xiaolu,
  • TANG Hailong,
  • SUN Dandan

DOI
https://doi.org/10.13889/j.issn.2096-5427.2024.02.013
Journal volume & issue
no. 2
pp. 94 – 98

Abstract

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In response to the problems of current electromagnetic compatibility testing methods for elevator control cabinets, including low intelligence, cumbersome operation, and lack of elevator system status monitoring, this paper proposes an electromagnetic compatibility testing method for elevator control cabinets and designs a set of electromagnetic compatibility testing and control system for elevator control cabinets. The author constructed an "upper computer+ lower computer" control system architecture, developed an embedded controller based on ARM, designed application software for upper and lower computers of the automatic testing process and control system, implemented such functions as sensor signal acquisition and CAN bus communication for elevator control cabinets, and realized the real-time monitoring of electromagnetic compatibility testing of elevator control cabinets and elevator system status. Then, the author used this system to carry out the conducted immunity, voltage dip, voltage interruption, electrical fast transient pulse group and surge tests on elevator control cabinets, and conducted simulation tests on elevator control cabinets for sensor signal abnormalities, power supply failures, and communication anomalies. The results show that the electromagnetic compatibility testing and control system of the elevator control cabinet operates stably, with accurate data collection and simple operation, accurately and efficiently identifies various types of faults, meets the needs of elevator manufacturers and testing institutions for electromagnetic compatibility testing, and compared with previous testing methods, reduces testing manpower input by about 67%.

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