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This discussion focuses on methods for controlling torque in Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generators (PMSG), specifically through direct torque control (DTC). The user is currently utilizing a modified DTC scheme designed for induction motors, which is proving ineffective, particularly in state estimation. The conversation highlights the importance of phase angle in determining power output at constant speed, a technique successfully employed in modern wind turbines.

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  • Understanding of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generators (PMSG)
  • Familiarity with Direct Torque Control (DTC) methodologies
  • Knowledge of state estimation techniques in control systems
  • Basic principles of AC power and phase angle relationships
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  • Investigate torque control strategies used in modern wind turbines
  • Review IEEE papers on PMSG control methods for in-depth insights
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Electrical engineers, control system designers, and researchers focused on torque control in renewable energy applications, particularly those working with Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generators.

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I'm trying to find some information on different methods of controlling a permanent magnet synchronous generator, more specifically controlling the torque directly. I've done many searches but the only source of information I can find is from papers in the IEEE database which I don't have access to.

I am currently doing this with a modified DTC scheme made for induction motors, however it is not working very well especially the state estimation part. If anyone has some info on how to do this it would be greatly appreciated. I know its possible since many modern wind turbines do this.
 
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