Synthesis of a Predictive Control Model for a Permanent-magnet Synchronous Motor Powered by a Current Source Inverter
This article describe the scientific and practical challenge of improving the quality of dynamic and steady-state processes in controlled electric drive systems based on permanent magnet synchronous motors powered by current source inverters. The main destabilizing factor in such systems is an output capacitive filter, which, together with the motor’s inductances, forms a resonant circuit, causing significant current and torque ripple.