Cylindrical linear pulse motor with interior permanent magnet mover

Takeda, Yoshikazu; Sanada, Masayuki; Morimoto, Satoru; Hirasa, Takao; Taniguchi, K.

doi:10.1109/28.273632

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“…By using the permanent magnet in the motor structure, higher thrust can be obtain over the same size hence increase the thrust to size ratio. However, the LPM in [14] is having lower in term of thrust to weight ratio, F/W compared to the SRCLM. Even though the lower pitch has been set in this LPM which 2.2 mm compared to the SRCLM, due to different of structure topology such as number of phase used, the thrust to weight ratio F/W of LPM [14] is lower than SRCLM.…”

Section: Comparison Between Similar Type Of Linear Motormentioning

confidence: 97%

“…In this case, the linear motor in [13], [14] and [15] were referred. Even though in [13] and [14], a linear pulse motor (LPM) were designed, however, due to similar structure to switched reluctance type of linear motor were used, these model was taken as comparison model. Furthermore, the performance of SRCLM is compared to common reluctance type performance.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The LPM in [14], is has better performance compared to the SRCLM in term of thrust to volume ratio, F/V and thrust to power ratio, F/P. This is due to use of permanent magnet in the LPM structure.…”

Section: Comparison Between Similar Type Of Linear Motormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As suggested in [13] and [14], there three characteristics were used to evaluate the performance of SRCLM. There are thrust to weight ratio, F/W, thrust to volume ratio, F/V and thrust to power ratio, F/P.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Performance Evaluation and Comparison of Switched Reluctance Cylindrical Linear Motor

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Nowadays, most of the researchers have put a lot of effort in designing the permanent magnet type of linear motor. However, due to resource problem occur recently to the permanent magnet material has led to increment of the material cost. This situation made the linear motor productivity is reduced. Because of this reason, most of linear motor manufacturers are prefer to development non-permanent magnet type to ensure product competitiveness and increase cost performance. Therefore, in this research, a switched reluctance linear motor was designed. The teeth shape has been varied in order to observed the effect to it's performance. As a result, the best model of switched reluctance linear motor with optimum teeth shape has been proposed. The performance of the model also has been compared to other similar type of linear motor and the permanent magnet type of linear motor.

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Section: Comparison Between Similar Type Of Linear Motormentioning

confidence: 97%