Design considerations for concentrated winding synchronous reluctance machines

Performance Analysis of Line-Start Concentrated Dual-winding Synchronous Reluctance Machine with Capacitive Assistance

“…The benefits of concentrated windings and dual-windings together have not been taken advantage of in the SynRM. Previous researches carried out on the SynRM considered the stator of the machine as having only concentrated, distributed, or having distributed dual stator winding [14][15][16][17]. Distributed windings were preferred over the concentrated were because the distributed winding gives a sinusoidal uniform MMF and analysis using the less complicated d-q model where consideration of only the fundamental component will be adequate.…”

Segmented, modular synchronous reluctance direct‐drive minimising the drive‐train costs

“…1 and to reach a high motor utilisation while retaining low material cost, the motor is built as a synchronous reluctance motor. The segmented pancake motor is built with short‐end windings utilising the machine's volume as efficiently as possible [1]. The rotor material, thereby, is manufactured from inexpensive electrical steel and is able to sustain high temperatures and vibrations.…”