Direct torque control: DTC
Asynchronous machines - Direct torque control
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Direct torque control: DTC
Asynchronous machines - Direct torque control

Author : Bernard de FORNEL

Publication date: May 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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2. Direct torque control: DTC

Based on the same principles of flux and electromagnetic torque variation in asynchronous machines, direct torque control (DTC) was developed. As with DSC, the magnetic flux concerned is the stator flux, so as to avoid coordinate transformations. In this control, both flux and torque are regulated by hysteresis, so the number of commutations per stator period will be higher, as there will be not only commutations to regulate torque, but also those to regulate flux. As a result, this control is designed for lower power drives than the previous one. As before, an estimate of flux and torque is required.

2.1 Principle

Based on the estimated stator flux and electromagnetic torque, as performed in the DSC, flux and torque are subjected to hysteresis control, using...

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