Abstract:<p>The new energy vehicle industry demands higher motor efficiency and control accuracy, but traditional variable reluctance resolvers face issues such as envelope waveform of the output signal, low efficiency in stacked winding, and spatial asymmetry of the two-phase winding when used as a key angle position sensor. To overcome these limitations, this paper presents a new design for high-precision variable reluctance resolvers, called the Segmented Sinusoidal Parameter Winding and Magnetic Wedge Variabl… Show more
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