Performance analysis of Direct Torque Control (DTC) for synchronous machine permanent magnet (PMSM)

The Direct Torque Control is a technique increasingly used for the ordering of the invertors and synchronous machine. This system can be regarded as a hybrid dynamic system whose continuous component is the permanent magnet synchronous machine and the discrete component, the inverter of tension. In this article, we propose a modeling of this whole by a system with discrete events. This model is then simulated on Matlab/Simulink.

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