Projection matrices cancel first and second ripple harmonics to suppress vibration and noise.
Decoupled current regulation minimizes torque ripple and NVH issues by ensuring zero steady-state tracking error across operating conditions.
A sensorless electric power steering motor control system corrects the estimated electrical angle using inductive voltage feedback.
A brushless motor drive device restricts pulse voltage duty ratio to stabilize energization mode switching timing.
Duty ratio correction maintains voltage waveforms by redistributing differential ratios across phases, eliminating motor current ripple and torque fluctuations.
A speed regulator uses a cascaded integrator with gain to control rotary electrical machine dynamics.
A motor control device estimates ripple current to switch between balanced and unbalanced drive modes for stable rotor position detection.
Superimposing specific harmonic currents converts higher-order electromagnetic forces away from resonant modes, reducing noise in rotating machines.
Interleaved power converters dynamically adjust motor poles and phases, eliminating redundant current sensors and reducing power losses.
Voltage saturation determination unit reduces axial gain to stabilize electric power steering systems against torque ripple and noise.