1988
DOI: 10.1109/60.4735
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Analysis of self-dual excited synchronous machine. I. Development of the general mathematical model and steady-state performance experimental verification

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“…Nevertheless, most of the previous works [5,16,19] have neglected the electromagnetic nonlinearity effects, while others [2,14,15] consider the saturation basedon the open circuitcharacteristic. All these authors assume that only the mutual reactances are influenced by saturation, while the leakage reactances are assumed unsaturable.…”
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“…Nevertheless, most of the previous works [5,16,19] have neglected the electromagnetic nonlinearity effects, while others [2,14,15] consider the saturation basedon the open circuitcharacteristic. All these authors assume that only the mutual reactances are influenced by saturation, while the leakage reactances are assumed unsaturable.…”
Section: Introducnonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many attempts havebeen done to improve both the method of calculation of these coefficients [6][7][8][9][10] and the model representing the machine (11)(12)(13). Previous authors [14][15][16] have adopted the conventional equivalent circuit to model the dual excited alternator. This model assumes equal mutual reactances between the armature, field and damper windings in each axis.…”
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