2018 IEEE International Conference on Electrical Systems for Aircraft, Railway, Ship Propulsion and Road Vehicles &Amp; Interna 2018
DOI: 10.1109/esars-itec.2018.8607653
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Air Gap Flux Density Analytical Model for a Fractional-Slot Concentrated-Winding SM-PMSM

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“…where l is the stack length of the machine, xs w is the -phase winding function, pw n is the number of parallel windings per phase and v g is the airgap variation function that describes the variation of the airgap around the circumference of the machine, as explained in [32]. Expressions similar to (16) were presented previously but assumed that the airgap is spatially uniform [19].…”
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“…where l is the stack length of the machine, xs w is the -phase winding function, pw n is the number of parallel windings per phase and v g is the airgap variation function that describes the variation of the airgap around the circumference of the machine, as explained in [32]. Expressions similar to (16) were presented previously but assumed that the airgap is spatially uniform [19].…”
Section: E Inductancesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where pm B is the airgap flux density due to permanent magnets only. Substituting expression (15) with s F set to zero into (32) By the same procedure, the band c-phases can be evaluated with appropriate phase-shifts. Note that in (31)- (33) the dependence on rm  is not expressed on the left-hand side for clarity.…”
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“…These functions are the variation of the air-gap around the machine g v (φ sm , θ rm ), the variation of magnet thickness around the machine d mv (φ sm , θ rm ), the variation of the magnet remanence flux density around the machine B mv (φ sm , θ rm ), and the variation of the magnet relative permeability around the machine µ mv (φ sm , θ rm ). Analytical expressions for these four functions can be found in [15].…”
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“…Note the functional dependency (r, φ sm , θ rm ) was omitted in (9) for clarity. Following the derivation shown in [15], it can be shown that the air-gap flux density at any radial position between r rb and r st is given by…”
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