A stabilizing compensation calculation unit adjusts d-axis voltage commands to suppress current ripple in permanent magnet motors.
Feedback corrects integration drift in sensorless motor control, maintaining model accuracy across varying speeds.
A step motor driving device uses a phase detecting circuit to determine rotor position via counter-electromotive current.
A stepping motor control device dynamically adjusts power supply voltage based on rotation speed to maintain drive capability.
Model-based validation compares sensor measurements against predicted ranges to prevent destructive current levels during sensor failures.
A control device corrects d-axis and q-axis current commands to enhance rotor position estimation precision.
State observers estimate coil resistance and magnetic flux to determine internal temperatures in synchronous electrical machines.
A motor control circuit estimates three-phase currents using one sensor and Clarke-Park transformations to stabilize power supply.
Deadbeat control calculates voltage vectors to reach setpoints, eliminating feedback delays during line voltage variations.
AlNiCo and ferrite magnets in the rotor enable reversible flux adjustment, resolving torque output versus induced voltage trade-offs.
An adaptive full-order observer reconstructs motor terminal quantities from inverter measurements, resolving filter dynamics that complicate sensorless control.
A sensor device captures axial distance between a signal generator and sensor to correct angle estimation errors in electric machines.
A motor controller calculates q-axis current limits using voltage and current limit circles to manage inverter constraints.
An inverter control device calculates phase lead based on motor rotation speed to advance voltage command values.
Reinforcement learning adjusts d-axis and q-axis current commands based on observed states, overcoming inductance changes and magnetic saturation.
A motor control device calculates speed reference values to generate q-axis and d-axis current commands for synchronous motors.
A D'Q' rotating reference frame decouples stator currents to enable independent torque and flux control in permanent magnet motors.
A drive control apparatus generates modulation rate and phase commands to equalize currents across multiple windings in a three-phase motor.
Dynamic adjustment of converter parameters minimizes radial force waves, reducing motor noise without increasing inverter losses.
Replaces motor loads with star-connected inductors to decouple gain and delay compensation, reducing power costs while maintaining measurement precision.
A motor controller uses dual-frequency pulse width modulation to stabilize floating phase pin voltage for accurate back electromotive force detection.
A current sensor failure detection method calculates estimated phase and magnitude of required motor current based on torque requirements.
A motor driver IC integrates dead time generation within a single package to shorten signal paths and prevent noise-induced short circuits.
A speed command correction device adjusts rotational speed using extracted torque components to reduce vibration.
A control device calculates moment of inertia using estimated speed and corrected output torque for AC rotating machines.
A voice coil motor control circuit converts extracted AC voltage into a frequency signal to determine positional information without external sensors.
A controller adjusts haptic actuator drive signal amplitude by monitoring response signal gradients.
A metering pump control method calculates displacement position from motor voltage and current signals without physical sensors.
Switching off stator power captures decaying back-EMF voltages to determine rotor speed, eliminating complex signal injection and reducing harmonic generation.
An electric current estimation unit calculates d/q axis values using orthogonal correction to enhance motor responsiveness.