The invention discloses a deep-sea
robot driving motor current-sharing
heat balance method, which comprises the following steps of S1, constructing a
differential equation set for describing input and output characteristics of a motor, and covering mechanical and electrical parts; s2, measuring the current and the rotating speed of each armature in real time, and calculating a current difference value; s3, constructing a parameter matrix and a solution matrix for calculating a control
gain, and establishing a weight matrix and an adjustment coefficient for dynamically calculating a
control signal; s4, updating the control weight matrix in real time according to the current difference value, iteratively updating the solution matrix, calculating a control
voltage signal and applying the control
voltage signal to each armature; the current-sharing
heat balance method is based on the current signals of the armatures of the motor, the deviation signals are calculated, the control
voltage is dynamically adjusted, it is ensured that the rotating speed of the motor accurately tracks the target signals, it is also ensured that currents of the armatures tend to be the same,
heat balance between the armatures is achieved, and stable operation of the motor is ensured.