Minimization of motor torque ripple due to unbalanced conditions
AssigneeDelphi Technologies, Inc.
InventorsRoy Alan McCann, Sayeed A. Mir, Dennis B. Skellenger, Mark Philip Colosky
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AssigneeDelphi Technologies, Inc.
InventorsRoy Alan McCann, Sayeed A. Mir, Dennis B. Skellenger, Mark Philip Colosky
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A method of minimizing the torque ripple produced by unbalanced phase currents in a sinusoidally excited motor is disclosed. The method comprises measuring the position of the motor; sampling the phase currents of the motor generating thereby at least one phase current; synchronizing the at least one phase current of the motor with the position of the motor; determining the imbalance in the magnitudes of the at least one phase current of the motor; generating a set of modulation index terms for reducing the imbalance in the magnitudes of the at least one phase current to ensure acceptable torque ripple characteristics over the operating velocity of the motor; and generating a set of minimized line-to-ground voltage commands.
A method of minimizing the torque ripple produced by unbalanced phase currents in a sinusoidally excited motor, the method comprising:
A method of generating a set of minimized line-to-ground voltage commands for minimizing the torque ripple produced by unbalanced phase currents in a sinusoidally excited motor in an automotive steering system, the method comprising:
A storage medium encoded with machine-readable computer program code for minimizing the torque ripple produced by unbalanced phase currents in a sinusoidally excited motor in an automotive steering system, the computer code being executable whereby the computer code when run by a computer system will minimize the torque ripple produced by unbalanced phase currents in a sinusoidally excited motor in an automotive steering system, the program code including instructions for causing the computer system to implement a method comprising:
A storage medium encoded with machine-readable computer program code for generating a set of minimized line-to-ground voltage commands for minimizing the torque ripple produced by unbalanced phase currents in a sinusoidally excited motor in an automotive steering system, the computer code being executable whereby the computer code when run by a computer system will minimize line-to-ground voltage commands for minimizing the torque ripple produced by unbalanced phase currents in a sinusoidally excited motor in an automotive steering system, the program code including instructions for causing the computer system to implement a method comprising:
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