Pre-calculated look-up tables manage magnetic flux saturation and battery voltage changes in induction motor torque control.
A control device determines rotor frequency and angle by analyzing current responses to voltage pulses applied to the stator winding.
Voltage pulse sequences identify synchronous inductances without rotor rotation, resolving precision issues from position uncertainty.
A motor control device interchanges voltage command and current feedback data to drive a motor in any rotation direction.
A motor control apparatus adjusts switching timings of PWM duty signals to minimize current ripples.
A motor control apparatus corrects voltage commands using sequential cycles to manage current variations in electric power steering systems.
A control device fluctuates the carrier frequency to distribute the inverter noise spectrum.
A motor controller merges sensorless rotation speed estimation with proximity switch signals to determine operational states.
A torque error estimation module calculates current sensing errors to optimize sensor accuracy specifications.
Dynamic current modulation in a sensorless BLDC motor resolves the trade-off between high starting torque and excessive energy consumption during startup.
Controller detects rotating vector offsets to correct current sensor drift during operation.