Field-Oriented Control

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Field Oriented Control is "a math-intensive technique for controlling brushless dc and ac induction motors"[1] that "reduces motor size, cost and power consumption"[2] and "is a a cousin of flux vector control"[1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b Chuck Lewin, April 10, 2006: New Developments in Commutation and Motor Control Techniques
  2. ^ Kedar Godbole, Texas Instruments, Sept 23, 2006: Field oriented control reduces motor size, cost and power consumption in industrial applications


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