Method and apparatus for compensating voltage error caused by de

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With condition responsive means to control the output...

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363 41, 318811, H02M 5293, H02P 528

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for compensating a voltage error caused by a dead time of a motor driving inverter outputs command current, generates command voltage by proportionally integrating the command current on a basis of a starting point in which a polarity of current being applied to a motor is varied, converts the command voltage to a control signal in a pulse width modulator, and transmits the command voltage to the inverter, whereby a current distortion occurring around a zero current becomes minimized and a torque ripple becomes decreased in accordance therewith.

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