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Jabbari A, Dubas F. A New Subdomain Method for Performances Computation in Interior Permanent-Magnet (IPM) Machines. IJEEE 2020; 16 (1) :26-38
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A New Subdomain Method for Performances Computation in Interior Permanent-Magnet (IPM) Machines
A. Jabbari , F. Dubas
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In this research work, an improved two-dimensional semi-analytical subdomain based method for performance computation in IPM machine considering infinite-/finite-magnetic material permeability in pseudo-Cartesian coordinates by using hyperbolic functions has been presented. In the developed technique, all subdomains are divided into periodic or non-periodic regions with homogeneous or non-homogeneous boundary conditions (BCs), respectively. Taking into account the appropriate interfaces conditions in the presented coordinates system, the machine performances including magnetic flux density, cogging/electromagnetic torque, back-EMF, and self-/mutual induction have been calculated for three distinct values of soft-magnetic material relative permeability (viz, 200, 800 and ∞). The semi-analytical results are compared and confirmed by the FEA results.
Keywords: IPM Machine , Analytical Model , Soft-Magnetic Material Relative Permeability , Pseudo-Cartesian Coordinates , Subdomain-Based Technique
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Type of Study: Research Paper | Subject: Special Electric Machines
Received: 2019/05/12 | Revised: 2019/08/19 | Accepted: 2019/08/25
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