Current determination in a permanent magnet electric machine

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – In vehicle wiring

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C318S432000, C318S434000, C388S806000

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ABSTRACT:
A method and system for determining a torque current in an electric machine coupled to a polyphase bus. The method comprises: detecting a rotational position of the electric machine with a position encoder; controlling an inverter comprising a plurality of switching devices, the inverter having an input coupled to a direct current bus, and an output coupled to the polyphase bus. Where the inverter is responsive to commands from a controller coupled to the inverter and to the position encoder. The method also includes measuring a current from the direct current bus; and capturing the current at a predefined interval of time.

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