A motor control device generates d-axis and q-axis current instructions using a torque-dependent map to suppress vibration and sound noise.
A sensorless motor control system estimates position using predictor-observer algorithms and electrical parameters.
A multi-phase brushless starter motor controller determines interim voltage commands based on monitored electrical current.
A control device adjusts terminal voltage to match expected freewheeling levels before switching modes.
A motor control device switches between calculated control current values to maintain accurate feedback during high duty ratio operation.
A motor controller uses dead band compensation to reduce operation noise in electric power steering systems.
Flux observer module estimates magnet flux linkage using motor current and voltage measurements to detect rotor demagnetization.
Dynamic carrier frequency adjustment resolves the trade-off between motor noise and heat generation.
A synchronous motor drive estimates rotor position by detecting neutral point potentials during PWM switching cycles.
A motor control device corrects specified voltage vectors to suppress magnetic flux linkage estimation errors in single shunt current detection systems.
A composite angle combining rotor position and pilot control optimizes electric motor modulation.
An AI processor generates tailored control signals for electric components, resolving the trade-off between device complexity and user-specific adaptability.
Dynamic voltage limit adjustment during six step PWM transitions eliminates torque bumps and improves drivability.
Controller adapts switching patterns based on motor rotation speed to suppress low and high order LC resonance while reducing switching loss.
Inductance-based detection eliminates high-current pre-positioning, resolving startup torque issues and vibration in sensorless motor control.