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Design Procedure for Single-Phase Capacitor Motor Performance Improvement
The paper presents a design procedure for the optimization of single-phase capacitor motor design. The optimization has been formulated as constrained minimization of an objective function, expressed in terms of the motor design variables. A detailed computer motor simulation has been used to predict the motor performance at different operating conditions. The capacities of the proposed procedure (easiness and flexibility in motor design, reliability of predicted performance) are pointed out considering different objective functions
Ottimizzazione del Costo di Costruzione di un Motore Asincrono Trifase B.T.: Analisi Economica
IEC Std. 61000-3-2 Harmonic Current Emission Limits: A Review Based On Monitoring Results
Design Solutions to Optimize Torque Ripple in Synchronous Reluctance Motor
The paper deals with the minimization of torque ripple in Synchronous Reluctance Motors. It presents the analysis
for the torque prediction pointing out the differential
inductances terms that heavily affects torque profile.
The Finite Element Analysis (FEA) has been used to
evaluate the inductances behavior with rotor position.
The torque ripple has been reduced first with a rotor
skewing, then with a rotor design optimization
Prediction of overload and flux-weakening performance of an IPM motor drive: analytical and finite element approach
Lausanne, Swis
Prediction of Overload and Flux-Weakening Performance of a IPM Motor Drive: Analytical and Finite Element Approach
The performance of an Interior Permanent Magnet (IPM) synchronous motor are predicted at base speed and in the flux-weakening speed range, given the geometrical and physical data of the motor. Both the continuous and the intermittent (overload) operating regions are considered. Two different approaches are proposed: (i) by an analytical model in which the non-linearity due to the iron saturation is implemented in a simple way. The parameters of the analytical model are calibrated by the results of few Finite Element analyses; (ii) by a complete Finite Element analysis carried out in all the operating point of interest. Accuracy of the methods is verified by comparing the results with experimental measurements. Merits and disadvantages are also discussed
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