2015 IEEE 5th International Conference on Power Engineering, Energy and Electrical Drives (POWERENG) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/powereng.2015.7266300
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Design and dynamic study of a 6 kW external rotor permanent magnet Brushless DC motor for electric drivetrains

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“…En [31], emplearon un controlador PID para que múltiples motores DC pudieran trabajar juntos de manera sincronizada. Uno de los motores de CC se consideró como motor líder y rastreó su trayectoria de velocidad deseada.…”
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“…En [31], emplearon un controlador PID para que múltiples motores DC pudieran trabajar juntos de manera sincronizada. Uno de los motores de CC se consideró como motor líder y rastreó su trayectoria de velocidad deseada.…”
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“…En [31], se verificó por medio de Matlab/Simulink que el diseño del sistema de control fue en realidad el proceso de elección en la retroalimentación que ganó a aquellas que cumplen con las especificaciones de diseño en un proceso cerrado en sistema de control de bucle. STAR-CCM+: En [34], se comprobó un controlador PI usando experimentos en un motor de tracción eléctrica equipado con temperatura en los sensores en las partes críticas del motor y un programa llamado STAR-CCM+.…”
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“…e analysis of the distribution of flux and of saturation (flux density) in the core is mainly discussed. A 6 kW in wheel out-runner BLDC motor design for electric vehicle in Ansys Ansoft software is discussed [13]. Design specifications such as the number of turns, the winding area, and the stator pole height component of the stator structure are specifically established, and the engine performance characteristics are investigated by the finite element method.…”
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“…In their study, an motor design, which operates at 60V voltage, 1100 rpm, but cannot provide sufficient power and torque values for passenger cars, has been obtained. Torque charts, flux lines, speed and efficiency parameters were examined in finite element analysis of the resulting motor design and they suggested the use of the motor in hybrid cars that can operate in parallel structure [6].…”
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confidence: 99%