2004
DOI: 10.1109/tia.2004.827478
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Modeling and Numerical Simulation of a Brushless Permanent-Magnet DC Motor in Dynamic Conditions by Time-Stepping Technique

Abstract: A method of modeling and numerical simulation of a brushless permanent-magnet dc motor using time-stepping finite-element technique is presented. In the proposed model, the electromagnetic field equations, the stator circuit equation, and the motion equation are solved simultaneously at each time step; thus, the eddy-current effect, the saturation effect, the rotor movement, and the nonsinusoidal quantities can all be taken into account directly in the system of equations. Dynamic conditions of the motor at st… Show more

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“…Most of these permanent magnet rotors consist of a half circle in which there is one pole on each side of it. State equation of brushless electric motor is as followings [11]: Since flux density in brushless electric motors is trapezoidal as Fig. 3, back electromotive force on stator windings and also electric torque are trapezoidal.…”
Section: B Electromechanical Partmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of these permanent magnet rotors consist of a half circle in which there is one pole on each side of it. State equation of brushless electric motor is as followings [11]: Since flux density in brushless electric motors is trapezoidal as Fig. 3, back electromotive force on stator windings and also electric torque are trapezoidal.…”
Section: B Electromechanical Partmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With nonlinear material, µ is function of flux density; it can be gotten from characteristic of BH-curve. If the electric scalar potential difference caused by the electric charges moving in the magnetic field is neglected, the gradient of the electric scalar potential will be set to zero [6]. For the 2D FEM model, the influence of the end effects are neglected, thus the electric field strength E, the vector magnetic potential A and the current density of source J s have only component in the z-direction, so E=E z e z , A=A z e z , and J s =J z e z .…”
Section: Electromagnetic Field Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Internal voltage of PM machine has been studied in [1]- [6]. However, the papers studied seem to solve the problem with assuming linear magnetic circuit.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where TQ0CCR0 is the invariable in the real system, U d and U q are the voltages of d-axis and q-axis, θ e is the electric angle of motor [8,9] . U d and U q can be given by e e e 2 2 cos cos π 3 3…”
Section: Motor Model In the D-q Coordinatesmentioning
confidence: 99%