2008 14th Symposium on Electromagnetic Launch Technology 2008
DOI: 10.1109/elt.2008.11
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“…In order to ensure that the stator core is not saturate, the circumferential width of permanent magnet width l m should meet the following equation, max t c t m m b l B l bB   (13) where B t max is stator core critical saturation magnetic density.…”
Section: The Rotor Design Of the Bctf-pmsmmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In order to ensure that the stator core is not saturate, the circumferential width of permanent magnet width l m should meet the following equation, max t c t m m b l B l bB   (13) where B t max is stator core critical saturation magnetic density.…”
Section: The Rotor Design Of the Bctf-pmsmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to different placement of permanent magnets, TFPM can be divided into surface mounted motor, flux-concentrated motor and reluctance motor [8]- [11]. In [12]- [13], Weh's prototype has a Ushaped stator core, in which the distance of adjacent stator cores are twice the pole pitch, thus half of the permanent magnets are not in effective working condition with a large rotor magnetic flux leakage. In [14]- [15], a C-shaped stator core is put forward by Rolls-Royce Co., which can get larger torque with a small volume increased.…”
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confidence: 99%