Back EMF: Phase-to-Phase Voltage Explained

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In summary, the back emf of a motor refers to the induced voltage in the motor's windings when it is spinning. The back emf can be referred to as the voltage between two phases, such as A+ and B-, or B+ and C-, or C+ and A-. This concept is important in field-oriented control and understanding the reversible nature of motors as generators. For a more thorough understanding, it is recommended to ask a more specific question and to also consider the differences between AC induction motors and permanent magnet synchronous motors.
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Understanding of Back emf of PMSM motor
When the back emf of the motor is referred does it always refer to phase to phase voltage. For example
Back emf of A is A phase with respect to B phase? (A+, B-)
Back emf of B is B phase with respect to C phase? (B+, C-)
Back emf of C is C phase with respect to A phase? (C+, A-)

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It's this is concerning a field-oriented control .I hope this helps. Good luck to you.
 

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