This invention belongs to the field of electrical
digital data processing technology, specifically relating to a multi-objective optimization method for improving
motor torque performance. The method includes: establishing a parameterized model of the motor; extracting geometric
harmonic prior features based on the
harmonic analysis principle of the motor's air gap
magnetic flux density, and using these as a screening criterion to obtain an initial high-quality sample set; constructing a
Kriging surrogate model reflecting the mapping relationship between design variables and performance response, introducing an energy efficiency boundary risk function during the construction process; based on the
Kriging surrogate model, using a multi-objective optimization
algorithm to search for a Pareto front solution set, selecting potential sample points from the Pareto front solution set for
simulation verification, and then adaptively updating the
Kriging surrogate model until the stopping criterion is met, at which point the target
motor design parameters are output. This invention can achieve accurate optimization of electromagnetic parameters by screening samples through geometric
harmonic prior features and utilizing the energy efficiency boundary risk function.