Analysis of dynamic characteristics of switched reluctance motor based on SPICE

Ichinokura, O.; Onda, T.; Kimura, Masayuki; Watanabe, T.; Yanada, T.; Guo, Hai

doi:10.1109/20.706832

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“…4. In the previous paper [11], we used a voltage-controlled inductor, which is additional component to PSPICE [12], as the variable inductance. The simulation results qualitatively agree with the experimental ones.…”

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A new calculation model of switched reluctance motor for use on SPICE

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“…In the previous paper [11], the authors proposed an analysis of SRM based on the general-purpose circuit simulation program "SPICE." The calculated results qualitatively agree with the experimental ones.…”

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“…The first and most accurate method is to use transient FE analysis coupled with a driving circuit [1]. The second method is to use magnetostatic FEA to derive the phase flux linkage in the form of look up table; then the performance is computed by using a circuit simulator [2], [3]. Due to the high computational resources required by FEA, these methods are usually applied during the final validation stage of the design process.…”

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A dynamic analytical model of switched reluctance motors

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2005 International Conference on Electrical Machines and Systems

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A dynamic analytical model is developed to simulate the performance of switched reluctance motors (SRM). This model decouples the parameters in an equivalent electric circuit into several one-argument functions which are dependent on current or rotor position only. This paper also proposes a novel approach for the computation of the air gap permeance at various rotor positions. As an application example, an 8/6 pole SRM is simulated in the time domain. The results are compared with transient FE analysis.

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“…SR machines can offer a wide variety of aspect ratios and salient pole topologies. This means that each application is likely to be better suited to a specific SR topology [7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. …”

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