Energization control device for electric motor

Abstract

An energization control device for an electric motor includes: a rotor angle sensor for detecting a motor rotational angle; a current sensor for detecting a current flowing through a phase coil; a control data storage device for storing therein a plurality of control data items in map format which correspond to rotational conditions of the rotor; and a control device for controlling the energization of the phase coil. The control device obtains first control data items for deriving a first torque from the motor and second control data items for a second torque, when a target torque is intended to be derived from the motor which is smaller and larger than the first torque and the second torque, respectively. The control device, when establishing an energization control for deriving the target torque from the motor, uses the first control data item and the second control data item in such a manner that a ratio of the second control data item to the first control data item is the ratio of a first deviation between the first torque and the target torque to a second deviation between the target torque and the second torque.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.