This paper presents a stabilization method for different dual parallel surface permanent magnet synchronous motor(SPMSM) systems with a single inverter. When a single inverter drives two synchronous motors, disturbance can cause a torque difference between the two motors. This can cause the motor's electrical and mechanical resonance. Several damping control methods have been proposed to suppress such resonance. However, such methods consider that the parameters of the two motors are identical. When a single inverter controls two motors with different parameters, the damping control performance deteriorates. Besides, the motor's resonance sound and current ripple increase. To address these problems, this paper proposes a control method for dual-parallel-SPMSM drive systems with a single inverter.
This paper presents optimal current-control methods for driving two different synchronous motors using a single inverter. When one inverter drives two motors, system efficiency will deteriorate if their loads are not identical. Moreover, even with identical loads, system efficiency will deteriorate if the parameters of the two motors are not identical. To address this issue, this paper proposes optimal current-control methods for systems with two different motors driven by a single inverter.
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