January 2008

Conference Paper

Experimental Approach of a High Performance Control of Two PermanentMagnet Synchronous Machines in an Integrated Drive for Automotive Applications

By:
Tang, Lixin ; Su, Gui-Jia
Page Number:
186-192
Issue Number:
N/A
Book Title:
Proceedings of the Tenth IEEE COMPEL Workshop
Publication Date:
January 22, 2008
Conference Name:
Tenth IEEE Compel Workshop (COMPEL'06)
Conference Location:
Troy, Michigan, United States of America
Conference Sponsor:
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)

Abstract

The close-loop digital signal processor (DSP) control of an integrated-dual inverter, which is able to drive two permanent magnet (PM) motors independently, is presented and evaluated experimentally. By utilizing the neutral point of the main traction motor, only two inverter poles are needed for the two-phase auxiliary motor. The modified field-oriented control scheme for this integrated inverter was introduced and employed in real-time control. The experimental results show the inverter is able to control two drives independently. An integrated, component count reduced drive is achieved.

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