Control device for electric power steering apparatus
AssigneesNsk Ltd., NSK Steering Systems Co., Ltd.
InventorsCaoMinh Ta, Hideyuki Kobayashi, Shuji Endo
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Abstract
A control device for electric power steering apparatus, in which when torque ripples at the time of the rotation of a motor is reduced by simple arithmetic, smooth and safe assist limitation is performed without deteriorating steering feeling, is provided. For this reason, in the control device for electric power steering apparatus adopting a vector control system for applying an assist force of a motor to a steering system, a phase delay according to an angular velocity is obtained, a corrected electric angle is calculated by adding the phase delay to an electric angle, and generation of a current command value in the vector control is compensated based on the corrected electric angle.
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A control device for electric power steering apparatus which adopts a vector control system for applying an assist force of a motor to a steering system, characterized in that a phase delay according to an angular velocity is obtained, a corrected electric angle is calculated by adding the phase delay to an electric angle, and generation of a current command value in the vector control is compensated based on the corrected electric angle.
A control device for electric power steering apparatus which adopts a vector control system for applying an assist force of a motor to a steering system, characterized in that a first phase delay according to an angular velocity is obtained, a first corrected electric angle is calculated by adding the first phase delay to an electric angle, generation of a current command value in the vector control is compensated based on the first corrected electric angle, a second phase delay according to the angular velocity is obtained, a second corrected electric angle is calculated by adding the second phase delay to the electric angle, and a back EMF in the vector control is compensated based on the second corrected electric angle.
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