The invention relates to a method for controlling an electrical
system (1) including a motor, comprising: - an
electric motor (2) configured to be supplied with power by multiple electrical phases (Iphase A, Iphase B and Iphase C), the
electric motor in particular being a three-phase motor; - a
control circuit (3) configured to control the supply of power from the electrical phases to the
electric motor, this
control circuit comprising switches, in particular
transistor switches (5), these switches in particular being MOSFETs; - an
electronic control unit (7) configured to supply PWM control signals to the switches of the
control circuit in order to control them, the
electronic control unit (7) furthermore being configured to generate an offset in the
duty cycle of the PWM
control signal for all of the phases when the amplitude of the
voltage of the phases resulting from the applied
duty cycle is less than a predetermined threshold value, this threshold value for example being equal to 20% or 25%, such that the PWM
signal that is delivered increases, in particular continuously and proportionally, from a predetermined, non-zero starting value for any request for a PWM
signal having a value lower than the predetermined threshold value.