A processor forces phase vectors to stator terminals and measures resulting current levels to determine rotor angular position.
A motor diagnosis method applies a non-rotating voltage signal to measure electrical characteristics without requiring rotation.
A data processor aligns rotor position signals with analog current readings to correct timing errors in electric motor control systems.
Asymmetric phase shift autotransformer reduces weight by diverting common-mode voltage to ground, minimizing filter size.
Calculate power supply voltage waveforms using preliminary transient magnetic field analysis to determine initial coil current values.
Feedforward calculation of phase and amplitude command values reduces current noise amplification and improves rotation stability.
An electronic tag stores updatable specifications in a fan motor, allowing the control computer to adjust operation without altering hardware variants.
A rotor flange with a specific arc radius modifies magnetic flux distribution in permanent magnet machines.
An active rectifier controller uses independent rotor position data to generate PWM signals that maintain AC currents in-phase with back-electromotive force voltage.
Independent control units manage branch pairs in double-star machines, reducing mass while maintaining reliability without reconfiguration.