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Prediction of torque and inductance displacement characteristics of asymmetrically slotted variable-reluctance motors using a simplified model for numerical field solution
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1999-09-01
Author
Ertan, Hulusi Bülent
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For prediction of static and dynamic performance of doubly-salient motors, it is essential to know their flux linkage-position-excitation characteristics and also the static torque characteristics. At the design stage determination of these characteristics presents difficulties because of highly nonlinear behavior of the magnetic circuit. It is possible to use numerical field solution of the complete motor to obtain this information. This, however, requires expertise on a professional program and may be expensive if used to search for the best design. This paper shows that a reduced model can be used to obtain the desired information accurately. It is also shown that in fact obtaining field solutions just for a pair of teeth is enough for accurately predicting the flux linkage and torque characteristics of a motor. The approach introduced here makes possible searching for an optimum design (even on a PC) for maximizing average torque or reducing noise and vibration problems, since the effort for producing the model and computation time are greatly reduced.
Subject Keywords
Doubly salient
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Field solution
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Inductance
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Stepping motor
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Switched reluctance motor
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Torque
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Variable reluctance motor
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/32651
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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MAGNETICS
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https://doi.org/10.1109/20.799074
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Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Article
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H. B. Ertan, “Prediction of torque and inductance displacement characteristics of asymmetrically slotted variable-reluctance motors using a simplified model for numerical field solution,”
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MAGNETICS
, pp. 4247–4258, 1999, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/32651.