No-load iron loss model for a fractional-slot surface-mounted permanent magnet motor based on magnetic field analytical calculation

Abstract

The common analytical models for the no-load iron loss of permanent magnet(PM) motors usually neglect the iron loss caused by the rotating magnetic field in the tooth tips and the harmonics of the magnetic fields in the teeth and yokes. This paper presents an analytical model for no-load iron loss of a fractional-slot surface-mounted permanent magnet motor. According to the existing analytical model of the magnetic field distribution in the slotted air gap, the magnetic flux densities considering the harmonics of the stator tooth and yoke are both derived based on the continuity of magnetic flux. Due to the complexity of the magnetic field in the tooth tip, the tangential flux density of the tooth tip is approximated by an equivalent sine wave and the radial component is regarded to be the same as that of the corresponding tooth. After obtaining the magnetic fields in stator different regions, the analytical iron loss is calculated by using the Bertotti model and the orthogonal decomposition model. A 20-pole/24-slot PM synchronous motor is taken as an example. The maximum error between the analytical model and finite element model(FEM) is 5.46%, which verifies the validity of the proposed method.

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