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Detailed Algorithm Notes
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Detailed Algorithm Notes
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5.1. Field-oriented Current Control
5.1.1. Field-oriented control (FOC): an overview
5.1.2. Fundamentals of FOC
5.1.3. Current measurement
5.1.4. Overmodulation
5.1.5. DC link compensation
5.1.6. Current loop tuning
5.1.7. Comparison between FOC and six-step control
5.2. Startup
5.2.1. Overview
5.2.2. Startup sequence and common elements
5.2.3. Classic startup (current decay)
5.2.4. Weathervane startup
5.2.5. ZS/MT + IPC startup
5.2.6. Active damping
5.2.7. Slow and fast acceleration
5.3. Stopping
5.3.1. Overview
5.3.2. Minimal-impact PWM
5.3.3. Closed-loop methods
5.3.4. Implementation notes
5.4. Position and Velocity Estimation
5.4.1. Firmware Interface
5.4.2. AN1292 Phase-locked Loop (PLL)
5.4.3. Quadrature encoder support
5.4.4. Angle-tracking Phase-locked Loop (ATPLL)
5.4.5. Zero-Speed / Maximum Torque (ZS/MT)
5.4.6. Overview
5.4.7. Comparative analysis
5.5. Flux control
5.5.1. Flux weakening
5.5.2. Maximum Torque Per Ampere (MTPA)
5.5.3. D-axis current reference generation
5.5.4. Overview
5.5.5. Flow chart and details
5.6. Current limit
5.6.1. Overview
5.6.2. Implications of operating at the current limit
5.6.3. Dynamic current limit
5.6.4. Thermal modeling background
5.6.5. Available current limit algorithms in MCAF
5.6.6. Peak and continuous limits
5.6.7. Implementation notes
5.7. Dead-time Compensation
5.7.1. Overview
5.7.2. Definition and origin of dead time
5.7.3. Dead-time distortion
5.7.4. Practical effects of dead-time distortion
5.7.5. Dead-time compensation
5.7.6. References
5.8. Voltage Control
5.8.1. Overview
5.8.2. Effects of motor parameters on mechanical compliance
5.8.3. Choosing algorithm parameters
5.9. Temperature measurement
5.9.1. Filtering
5.9.2. Implementation notes
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