Methods and apparatus for controlling a synchronous electric mot

Electricity: motive power systems – Synchronous motor systems

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ABSTRACT:
A control device for a three-phase motor of a fan for a motor vehicle includes a current generator for the armature winding of the motor corresponding to each phase. Each current generator receives an input command signal such that the vector defined by the current intensities generated by the current generators is proportional to the vector V-ZI where V is a vector defined by the different voltages measured for the windings, I is a vector defined by the different currents measured for the windings, and Z is an operator corresponding to the impedance of the windings.

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French Search Report dated Jun. 20, 1997.

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