A microprocessor implementation of the field-oriented control scheme for the permanent magnet (PM) hysteresis synchronous motor is reported. The basic principle is to decouple the torque-current component from the flux-current component so that these two components can be independently controlled. A d-q axis model of the PM hysteresis synchronous motor is presented, and the field-oriented control obtained from the basic machine model. A control scheme that decouples the stator current components and orients it to the rotor frame is described. A scheme for detecting the rotor position is proposed. A software package based on the Intel 8086 microprocessor has been developed. A sine PWM voltage source inverter is used in the experimental work. The test results validate the theoretical steady state and dynamic performances of the laboratory prototype motor.>
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