Control Techniques for PMSM

Currently I'm Taking Control Techniques for PMSM (new), at Current Controller Optimization, Implement MTPA and FWC to optimize your controller. I start taking the task, from 1 to 3 all no issues, but when I take the task 4, and follow the step by step, and checked all the setting are fine, but the output not meet the requirement, checked no error log, please help,

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Kartikey
Kartikey on 12 Oct 2026 at 10:36
The screenshot is too zoomed out, so it is difficult to identify the exact cause. As a troubleshooting step, remove the current Vector Concatenate block and add a new one with Number of inputs set to 3. Reconnect the signals and check whether the assessment passes.
Signal Assessment appears to be connected to the V_ao output of the PWM Reference Generator. Verify this connection and the block parameters. Use the task’s Hint section to compare the expected setup with your model.
to understand port and connection of PWM, refer to the PWM Reference Generator documentation.
BEN
BEN about 3 hours ago
Moved: Torsten about 2 hours ago
Hi Kartikey,
I have reconnected the overall block diagram multiple times and attempted to adjust some of the parameters. However, I am still unable to achieve the correct output. Could you please provide your guidance and advice?
I has captured the connection and parameter for your referance, may help you to do analizing.
Thank you, Ben

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Kartikey
Kartikey 5 minutes ago
From page 9 of the attached PDF, I noticed a possible angle-unit mismatch. The Input mechanical angle unit parameter of the Mechanical to Electrical Position block is set to Radians, so its electrical-position output is also in radians. However, the Theta units parameter of the SinCos Embedded Optimized block is set to Per-unit.
Could you try changing the Theta units parameter to Radians, rerunning the model, and submitting the task again? I think this may resolve the mismatch. Let me know whether the assessment passes after the change.

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BEN
on 8 Oct 2026 at 13:50

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on 14 Oct 2026 at 12:12

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