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Performance characteristics of an HTS linear synchronous motor with HTS bulk magnet secondary
Authors
YG Guo
JX Jin
LH Zheng
JG Zhu
Publication date
1 November 2011
Publisher
'Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)'
Doi
Abstract
A single-sided high-temperature superconducting (HTS) linear synchronous motor (HTSLSM) with an HTS bulk magnet array as its secondary has been developed, and a split pulse coil magnetization system is used to magnetize the secondary HTS bulks with alternating magnetic poles. The electromagnetic parameters of the HTSLSM have been calculated to verify its performance. The HTSLSM is incorporated with a developed control system based on the voltage space vector pulsewidth modulation strategy implemented by a computer-software-controlled platform. A compositive experimental testing system has also been developed to measure the thrust and normal force of the HTSLSM. The traits of the thrust and normal force have been comprehensively identified experimentally, and the results from the experiments and analysis would benefit the electromagnetic design and the control scheme development for the HTSLSM. © 2006 IEEE
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