A survey of different analytical methods to calculate the non-linear &amp;#x03A8;-i-characteristic of switched-reluctance-machines

Schinnerl, B.; Gerling, Dieter

doi:10.1109/speedham.2008.4581084

2008 International Symposium on Power Electronics, Electrical Drives, Automation and Motion 2008

DOI: 10.1109/speedham.2008.4581084

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A survey of different analytical methods to calculate the non-linear Ψ-i-characteristic of switched-reluctance-machines

B. Schinnerl

Dieter Gerling

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In this paper a virtual model for DC motors with single tooth windings and mechanical commutation is presented. The model permits the calculation of the physical values which are otherwise not measurable during actual motor operation while considering the non-linearity of a magnetic circuit. Coil values (current, voltage, flux linkage) and motor values (current, voltage, speed and torque) are both calculated very quickly and with high accuracy. The model utilizes a combination of data tables and simultaneous computations by two separate software programs. A comparison with test data and FEA calculations verifies the model's accuracy. This model can be used to optimize parameters such as brush angle shift, number of turns, or geometric design. The relative speed of this calculation verses the conventional method is an inexpensive alternative for research and development.

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A virtual rapid analysis model for DC motors with single tooth windings

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2014 International Conference on Electrical Machines (ICEM)

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A survey of different analytical methods to calculate the non-linear Ψ-i-characteristic of switched-reluctance-machines

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A virtual rapid analysis model for DC motors with single tooth windings

A virtual rapid analysis model for DC motors with single tooth windings

Modeling of electromechanical actuators using multi-body dynamics

Comparison of magnetic circuit design methods of transverse flux reluctance machines

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