Measurement of Distributions of Vector Magnetic Properties in a Three-Phase Induction-Motor Model Core under Sinusoidal and PWM Excitation

Kai, Takami; Aihara, Shigeru; Enokizono, Masato

doi:10.1541/ieejias.137.310

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“…[1][2][3]. Eddy-current loss in the stator core also increases when the motors are driven by PWM inverters [4][5][6]. To decrease eddy-current loss in the stator cores of small, high-speed high-power motors, we developed a 0.08-mm-thick ultrathin electrical steel sheet.…”

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Magnetic Property Evaluation of the High-Speed Motor Stator Core Under Sinusoidal and Pulse Width Modulation Wave Excitation Using the Stator Winding Excitation Method

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Enokizono²

2019

Journal of the Japan Society of Applied Electromagnetics and Me

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Development of a small, high-speed and high-power motor is necessary to improve the performance of machines such as robots, and drones. The motor is excited by a high frequency voltage when the motor rotates high-speed. Moreover, the motor is driven by the pulse width modulation (PWM) inverter because efficiency and controllability is good. The driving voltage of the PWM inverter contains many higher harmonics waves. In such a motor, generation of heat due to the loss is a major problem. The loss of the motor includes an iron loss, a copper loss, and a machine loss; here we focus on the iron loss. Eddy-current loss increases especially under a condition of high frequency excitation. To suppress the eddy-current loss, we produced the stator core for a small, high-speed and high-power motor using a 0.08-mm-thick ultrathin electrical steel sheet. Additionally, to evaluate the magnetic properties of this new stator core with complex shape, we also developed a stator winding excitation method using a dummy rotor made of the 0.08-mm-thick ultrathin electrical steel sheet. In this paper, the effectiveness of a small, high-speed, and high-power motor stator core made of the 0.08mm-thick ultrathin electrical steel sheet is shown using the stator winding excitation method when it is excited by the PWM wave.

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