A motor control device applies dither control to current command values during n-1 phase energization.
A fan control system adjusts rotation speed using temperature and current detection modules.
A motor control device synchronizes PWM carrier timing with rectangular wave signals to switch drive modes based on rotational speed.
A five-phase rotating electrical machine control system determines specific first and third harmonic current setpoints to maximize electromagnetic torque output.
A control device selects operation patterns with minimal change to stabilize inverter output power.
Dynamic current command correction eliminates pre-measured look-up tables, maximizing voltage utilization and maintaining output torque at high speeds.
Current-mode drive circuitry recycles stator coil inductance energy to eliminate mechanical gearboxes and maintain efficiency across variable output levels.
A motor drive circuit detects reverse current flow between transistors to manage synchronous rectification timing.
Transfer control from active rectifier to inverter reverses motor power flow, sustaining DC link voltage without extra hardware.
Curved die pad corners disperse stress to prevent delamination during temperature changes and improve adhesion between the die pad and resin.
A semiconductor module uses a stacked substrate inner conductive layer protruding outside the encapsulant for external bonding.
A drive motor controller switches a wound rotor synchronous motor between WRSM and SynRM modes to manage stator and rotor currents.
A sinusoidal modulation control method generates a full-wave U-shaped wave from rotor position signals to produce PWM control.
A DC bus clamp circuit uses diode-switched damping elements to absorb electrical transients in adjustable speed drives.
A sensorless brushless DC motor system uses crankshaft back-drive signals for commutation.
Symmetric wiring balances driving currents in electric motor controllers, resolving rotational imbalance caused by unequal impedance.
A voltage inverter control apparatus synchronizes commercial and inverter output voltages to enable seamless power source transitions.
A high rotor pole switched reluctance machine design utilizes a numerical relationship between stator and rotor poles to improve noise performance.
A controller manages inverter switching elements to balance braking reaction force with regenerated energy voltage.
A linear actuator control device estimates magnetic pole position using pulse energization and direct current excitation.
A three-level power conversion device adjusts gate pulse widths to maintain neutral point voltage balance.
A control device selects series-connected energy storage modules based on state of charge and operating parameters.
Estimating magnetic flux through voltage models enables adaptive current adjustments that compensate for aging and environmental changes.
A semiconductor device positions a resistive component adjacent to power transistors on the same substrate.
A voice coil motor displacement sensor determines position using voltage and current measurements at a predetermined frequency.
Switching control unit manages regenerative power flow in motor drives.
Switching an electric machine to disconnect mode then short-circuit mode limits phase current increase and d.c. link voltage rise during malfunction.
Segmented glass films with composite materials reduce warping-induced cracking and prevent moisture penetration in power modules.
Opposing conductors route shunted current to a magnetic field detecting element for precise radio frequency measurement.
A rotation control circuit uses a charging-discharging unit to generate forward and backward motor commands.