Oner 2015
Oner 2015
Oner 2015
DOI 10.1007/s00202-015-0354-1
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l
2G so + G i, j −G so −G so 0
i=1
l
−G so 2G so + −G so
G i−1, j 0
AG 1 = i=1
(5)
l
−G so 0 2G so + G i+1, j 0
i=1
l
0 −G so 0 2G so + G i−2, j
i=1
In this system, first, permanent magnet flux represents input, G i, j −G i, j−1 −G i, j+1 −G i, j−2
while nodal magnetic potentials represent outputs. Second, G −G i−1, j−1 −G i−1, j+1 −G i−1, j−2
AG 2 = i−1, j
G i+1, j −G i+1, j−1 −G i+1, j+1 −G i+1, j−2
winding source flux represents input, while nodal magnetic
potentials represent output. Therefore, in this way, armature G i−2, j −G i−2, j−1 −G i−2, j+1 −G i−2, j−2
reaction is discussed. As mentioned in Fig: (6)
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G i, j −G i−1, j −G i+1, j −G i−2, j • Hysteresis and Eddy currents are neglected.
G −G i−1, j−1 −G i+1, j−1 −G i−2, j−1 • Current is regarded as sinusoidal.
AG 3 = i, j−1
G i, j+1 −G i−1, j+1 −G i+1, j+1 −G i−2, j+1 • SMC material is used for stator core.
G i, j−2 −G i−1, j−2 −G i+1, j−2 −G i−2, j−2
(7)
l
2G r o + G i, j + G m −G r o −G r o 0
i=1
l
−G r o 2G r o + G i, j + G m −G r o
0
AG 4 = i=1
(8)
l
−G r o 0 2G r o + G i, j + G m 0
i=1
l
0 −G 0 2G + G + G
ro ro i, j m
i=1
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Ns
(15) ∂W
GCD(Ns , Nm .N ph ) T = (24)
∂θ
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