Dynamic Modeling of Dual-star Permanent-magnet Synchronous Machines Using Look-up Tables

Abstract

A flux linkage-based dynamic model of a dualstar surface-mounted permanent-magnet synchronous machine (PMSM) is developed. The relation between flux linkages, phase currents and rotor position is studied in the rotor reference frame considering three different phenomena, namely saturation, cross-saturation, and magnetic saliency. Four different methods for the characterization of the dual-star PMSM are presented. The two first methods are based on the calculation of d-and q-axis inductances, which are suitable for lumped-parameter modeling, while the two others are based on look-up tables (LUTs). In third model the complete characterization of the machine using proper LUTs considering previously mentioned phenomena is done. Then, a method for the characterization of the dual-star PMSM using only one of the stars with more compact LUTs is presented. Finally, various identification methods are compared in terms of accuracy, complexity, and computation time. Moreover, transient FE simulation results are included and compared with the results of the presented models.

Comparative Analysis of Single-Star and Dual-Star Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Machines

“…IV. MODEL OF THE PMSMS FE-obtained models using LUTs are used for the modelling of the machines [11], [12]. Ignoring eddy currents and iron losses, the relation between d-and q-axis flux linkages and currents along with rotor position dependence are obtained via a series of magnetostatic FE calculations and saved in LUTs: [4], [13].…”