Dynamic tuning of current loop controller for a permanent magnet brushless motor

摘要

A motor current controller for a permanent magnet AC motor achieves a decrease in bandwidth variations that would otherwise be caused by temperature changes. The current controller dynamically modifies the integral gain of a proportional-integral regulator in response to temperature-induced changes in motor resistance. The integral gain value is calculated to maintain a substantially constant loop bandwidth within a current loop primarily comprising the permanent magnet AC motor, semiconductor switches connected in an H-bridge configuration, and the proportional-integral regulator.