Controller minimizes input currents and voltage ripple by adjusting IGBT conduction periods, allowing stable motor drive operation on single-phase power.
A motor drive device adjusts phase current using variable duty cycles to prevent sudden drops during startup.
Fourier series expansion isolates fundamental current signals from higher order harmonics and offsets to suppress torque pulsation in AC motors.
A motor control device switches to a synchronous correction signal and fixed amplitude when modulation rate reaches a predetermined value.
A non-interference controller and flux response filter stabilize induction motor control by compensating for parameter errors and rotor magnetic flux delays.
Dynamic pulse control minimizes total system losses by adjusting switching frequencies based on real-time load states, resolving efficiency trade-offs.
A signal processor performs fixed-to-rotating and rotating-to-fixed coordinate conversions using specific transfer functions.
A magnetic flux controller adjusts inverter output voltage based on rotor position to stabilize torque generation.
A motor control device adjusts PWM counts to invert output voltage waveforms across multi-phase systems.
A motor control apparatus adjusts voltage and frequency to align with rotation speed.
A processing unit generates speed trajectories and determines corresponding flux values to maintain motor voltage within a threshold.
A motor starter uses a control unit to sequence semiconductor and electromechanical switches for safe energy supply.
Neural network circuitry generates rotor angle offsets based on instant speed to minimize d-axis voltage.
A configurable motor system uses a modular interface to direct power delivery for specific tools.
A vehicle active rectifier uses a saturable reactor to reduce AC voltage before MOSFET conversion.
A motor control device computes a limit gain to restrict q-axis and d-axis current command values based on power supply voltage and rotational angular velocity.
A method identifies defective switches in brushless motors by measuring winding voltages and analyzing duty ratios without current sensors.
A motor drive circuit uses inductive voltage to power a gate terminal and brake the brushless DC motor.
A composite metal plate resolves low resin thermal conductivity in motor drivers by bridging the heat sink and cover for effective dissipation.
A motor control system automatically adjusts voltage commands based on calculated abnormality degrees to mitigate instability.
Merges separate servo components to eliminate redundant interfaces, reducing space occupation and assembly time.
An electric machine uses an intermediate shaft to mount standardized sensors, resolving space constraints and coaxial diameter limits.
A floating-type NMOSFET incorporates a high-concentration n-type tunnel region within its high-voltage well structure.
Digital signal processing transforms motor current and angular position data to generate single-direction chaotic rotation speeds via space vector modulation.
A controller calculates two-axis voltage commands using interlinkage flux model response values and electrical angle speed.
Microcomputers monitor power supply currents and adjust command values to prevent communication abnormalities caused by ground potential differences.
A motor current control unit manages armature currents using limit processing and PI compensation to achieve high-speed performance.