Applicable to both induction motors and synchronous machines.
can be derived from the interaction of the machine’s magnetic flux and currents. Expressed via space vectors, it is proportional to the vector cross product of the flux linkage and current vectors:
-axis voltage demands that are transformed back to the stationary frame for SVPWM execution. Applicable to both induction motors and synchronous machines
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Managing torque and flux independently, much like a DC motor.