Robert Boschgmbh

Still Gmbh

Ekkehard Hoffmann

Udo Sieber

Ulrich Vollmer

Bernd Dittmer

Dieter Schwarzmann

Tobias Mauk

Berndt Dittmer

The invention relates to a method for operating a multiphase electrical machine () in the event of a fault, wherein the electrical machine () is driven with the aid of a driver circuit (), wherein the driver circuit () has half-bridge circuits (), each associated with a phase (U, V, W), and bridge paths () for connecting or disconnecting predetermined voltage potentials to/from the respective phases (U, V, W) of the electrical machine (), wherein one or more of the bridge paths () are operated according to a first fault operating mode if a fault is detected, wherein, in the first fault operating mode, the one or more bridge paths () are controlled in such a manner that said paths connect a first of the predetermined voltage potentials to the phase (U, V, W) via a predetermined electrical resistor.

Method and device for operating an electronically commutated electrical machine in the event of a fault

A method for operating an electronically commutated servo motor includes activating the servo motor by a voltage space vector generated in accordance with a commutation pattern on the basis of a predefined torque and a rotor position of a rotor of the servo motor in accordance with an optimization target. The method further includes predefining an activation range that indicates a range of permissible voltage space vectors. The servo motor is activated in such a way that only voltage space vectors within the activation range are used.

Method and device for operating an electronically commutated servo motor and position control unit having a servo motor

In a method for operating a drive unit having an electric machine, in a normal operating mode the electric machine is operated with current provided by an inverter on at least two phases, and particular phase voltages for the electric machine are set on the phases. Upon an occurrence of an error of the inverter, the inverter is operated in an emergency operating mode for the further operation of the electric machine.

Method for operating a drive unit, and a drive unit

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