A field-oriented vector-control model for a permanent-magnet synchronous motor, integrating phase-domain motor dynamics, abc–dq transformations, current regulation, speed control and PWM generation.
assets/videos.Implement decoupled torque and flux control of a PMSM so that speed, electromagnetic torque and stator currents can be evaluated under reference changes and load disturbances.
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It regulates the flux-producing current component; for a surface PMSM the reference is commonly set near zero below base speed.
It controls the torque-producing current component, normally commanded by the outer speed loop.
Classical vector control requires electrical angle information, obtained from a sensor or from a sensorless observer.
Speed tracking, torque response, id/iq currents, phase currents, inverter pulses and controller-error plots provide a clear evaluation set.
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