5 research outputs found
Mathematical Model of the Three-Phase Induction Machine for the Study of Steady-State and Transient Duty Under Balanced and Unbalanced States
Rotor Pole Pitch Factor Influence on the Operation Parameters of a 9/10 Pole Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machine
The present paper is aimed to determine the pole pitch factor influence
on the operating parameters for the considered structure. Transient
analysis is used to obtain the results for each of the studied pole pitch
factor. The results concern the cogging torque values, the back EMF,
medium torque and torque ripple values
Regarding the NVH Behaviour of the more Electric Vehicles. Study Case of a Small PM Motor
The noise and vibration behaviour of electric and hybrid vehicles is
dramatically different from conventional vehicles. The noise and vibration
mechanisms of the individual components (combustion engine,
electric motor, transmission etc.) are known in principle, but an electric
or hybrid powertrain features additional and different components as
well as new operation modes compared to a conventional powertrain.
This results in new interactions which are uncommon in this form for
conventional vehicles. In the case of the electric traction, the electric
motor becomes an important noise and vibrations source. Depending
on the design of the motor, the electromagnetic (EM) pulses and corresponding
torque pulses from the motor can be very strong. These can
be radiated as noise directly from the motor housing and can also be
transmitted structurally to the support structure through the motor
mounts. However, the EM forces are generally lower than the combustion
and reciprocating mass forces of an IC engine, and significantly,
they are at a much higher frequency. On the other side, the electric
drives are quite numerous in cars. Lot of smaller motors are involved in
X-by-wire systems or other comfort oriented systems. As a study case,
the paper is focused on the NVH produced by a 0.25kW PM motor
Comparative FEM-based Analysis of Multiphase Induction Motor
This paper presents a comparative study of multiphase induction motor, which
has alternately three-, five- and six-phase stator winding. The machine has
been designed particularly for this purpose and has individual ring coils placed
in each stator slot. The study consists in FEM analyses and mainly looks for the
particularities of magnetic quantities such as air-gap flux density and electromagnetic
torque