A multiprocessor-based fully digital control architecture for permanent magnet synchronous motor drives

The design part is concerned with the formulation of control algorithms for current-regulated pulsewidth modulated inverter and advanced vector control strategies for speed- and position-loop. The implementational part integrates the control of current-, speed-, and position-loop using the multiprocessor-based controller. Experimental case studies that correlated simulation and measurement results are provided

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