Torque Ripple Minimization is a control-oriented method in electric machine design that specifically reduces the periodic fluctuations in output torque of Permanent Magnet Machines and Stepper Actuators by optimizing electromagnetic and control parameters to enhance motion smoothness and system precision.
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