Permanent Magnet (PM) Motor Drive Control System - Control Methods and Practical Design
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Permanent magnets are a powerful solution for energy conservation and, consequently, environmental issues.
The ultra-powerful permanent magnet Nd-Fe-B (neodymium, iron, boron) is creating an innovative trend in motor drives. By utilizing its magnetic strength, the miniaturization and lightweight design of electric drive systems using permanent magnet motors have significantly advanced. Recently, applications have expanded to small-capacity uses that were previously unthinkable. As a result, manufacturers that have had no connection to motors, as well as those that did not require power electronics technologies like inverters, are increasingly facing a situation where new product development is hindered without motor drive control technology. Applications in hybrid vehicles, home appliances, machine tools, elevators, and trains are becoming active. Not only is there development of new functions and improvement of performance, but permanent magnet motors are also highly efficient as they do not require excitation current. This makes permanent magnets a promising solution for energy conservation and environmental issues.
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<Authors> Haruo Naito, Professor (Doctor of Engineering), Department of Human Information Systems Engineering, Gifu University <In charge of Chapters 1, 3-7> Hiroki Ishikawa, Associate Professor (Doctor of Engineering), Department of Human Information Systems Engineering, Gifu University <In charge of Chapter 2> <Publication Date> December 17, 2008 <Price> 52,290 yen (including tax) <Format> B5 size, hardcover, approximately 195 pages *For the table of contents, please refer to the applications and examples of achievements. *For detailed content, please download the catalog (brochure).
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<Table of Contents> Chapter 1: Overview of Servo Motor Drive Systems Chapter 2: Permanent Magnet Motor Drive Power Supply Chapter 3: DC Servo Motor Drive Control Systems Chapter 4: Brushless DC Motor Drive Control Systems Chapter 5: AC Servo Motor Drive Control Systems Chapter 6: Design Methods for Motor Current Control and Speed Control Systems Chapter 7: Various Sensors
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