Abstract: A control system and angle adaption circuit for shifting an angle used by a control system of an electrical machine. The angle adaption circuit includes at least one input for receiving information of a torque and/or information of a speed of the electrical machine. The angle adaption circuit includes an adaption module connected with the at least one input. The adaption module is configured to process the information received via the at least one input and to output an angle offset to be applied to an angle value of the electrical machine.

Abstract: A temperature sensor (116) comprises an electrical circuit (204) including a thermistor (206) intended to be placed next to an object (112); a temperature measurement module (222) configured for determining a measured temperature (T_M) of the thermistor (206) from a resistance of the thermistor (206); and a command module (224) configured for providing a command (C) to the electrical circuit (204) for modifying the electrical circuit (204) in a way that changes a current (IT) flowing in the thermistor (206). The temperature sensor (116) further comprises a thermal loss determination module (226) configured for determining a thermal loss (L) of the thermistor (206) from the thermistor measured temperature (T_M) and the command (C); and a temperature estimation module (228) configured for estimating a temperature (T0_E) of the object (112) from the thermistor measured temperature (T_M) and from the thermal loss (L) of the thermistor (TH).

Abstract: A method determines a correction value for a control device for an electric machine, which describes an angular difference between a position of a d-axis of the electric machine and an actual position of the d-axis. The correction value is determined in a rotating state of a rotor of the electric machine as a function of a d voltage value describing a d component of a stator voltage specified by the control device in the initial configuration, of a q voltage value describing a q component of the stator voltage specified by the control device in the initial configuration, of a flux value describing a magnetic flux of the rotor, a speed value describing the speed of the rotor in the rotating state, and of a calibration value describing a speed-dependent voltage error of the d component of the stator voltage.

Abstract: A temperature sensor (116) comprises an electrical circuit (204) including a thermistor (206) intended to be placed next to an object (112); a temperature measurement module (222) configured for determining a measured temperature (T_M) of the thermistor (206) from a resistance of the thermistor (206); and a command module (224) configured for providing a command (C) to the electrical circuit (204) for modifying the electrical circuit (204) in a way that changes a current (IT) flowing in the thermistor (206). The temperature sensor (116) further comprises a thermal loss determination module (226) configured for determining a thermal loss (L) of the thermistor (206) from the thermistor measured temperature (T_M) and the command (C); and a temperature estimation module (228) configured for estimating a temperature (T0_E) of the object (112) from the thermistor measured temperature (T_M) and from the thermal loss (L) of the thermistor (TH).

Abstract: A method determines a correction value for a control device for an electric machine, which describes an angular difference between a position of a d-axis of the electric machine and an actual position of the d-axis. The correction value is determined in a rotating state of a rotor of the electric machine as a function of a d voltage value describing a d component of a stator voltage specified by the control device in the initial configuration, of a q voltage value describing a q component of the stator voltage specified by the control device in the initial configuration, of a flux value describing a magnetic flux of the rotor, a speed value describing the speed of the rotor in the rotating state, and of a calibration value describing a speed-dependent voltage error of the d component of the stator voltage.

Abstract: The present invention refers to a method for automatically correcting color defective areas in an image, which defective color areas were recorded with a color spectrum deviating from the actual color spectrum of said areas without color defects, wherein basic areas in the image are identified on the basis of features which are common for these recorded defective areas, said basic areas supporting an increased likelihood to include defective areas, and the processing is then reduced to the basic areas to identify borderlines and/or centres of the defective areas, and afterwards, it is identified whether the localized basic area or areas deemed to be defective are defective or not, and finally, if a localized basic area has been identified to be defective, a correction mask is created to correct the visual appearance of the defective area.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for correcting at least one color of a photographic image including at least one pattern area or image pattern with a predictably known color or memory color, said image being transferred to a digital representation, wherein the method comprises the following steps: said at least one pattern area or image pattern is being detected with respect to its presence and its location, and preferably also with respect to its dimensions; an existing color in the at least one detected pattern area or image pattern is being determined; at least one replacement color value (memory color) is being provided, said value being related to the respective at least one pattern area or image pattern and the determined existing color is replaced by said at least one replacement color value, to correct the color in the image pattern or image area.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for automatically detecting a pre-defined image pattern in an original picture, wherein pixel data from said original picture are looked through by means of a processing step, including at least one transform, to find said pre-defined image pattern, wherein according to the invention said processing is split up into at least two stages, wherein a first stage with a coarse processing is to detect locations in the original picture imposing an increased likelihood that the pre-defined image pattern, can be found there, and wherein a second stage with a refined processing is applied to the locations to identify the pre-defined image pattern.

Abstract: The present invention refers to a method for automatically correcting color defective areas in an image, which defective color areas were recorded with a color spectrum deviating from the actual color spectrum of said areas without color defects, wherein basic areas in the image are identified on the basis of features which are common for these recorded defective areas, said basic areas supporting an increased likelihood to include defective areas, and the processing is then reduced to the basic areas to identify borderlines and/or centres of the defective areas, and afterwards, it is identified whether the localized basic area or areas deemed to be defective are defective or not, and finally, if a localized basic area has been identified to be defective, a correction mask is created to correct the visual appearance of the defective area.