... are required Permanentmagnet ac motors combine some of the desirable advantages of conventional induction and synchronousmotors and deserve special attention Permanentmagnetmotors can be ... understand the characteristics ofpermanentmagnet materials used in electric motors for excitation 1.3 Characteristics of PM Materials The development ofpermanent magnets with high flux density and ... interior permanentmagnetmotors radially and embedded in shallow slots The rotor magnetic circuit can be laminated or made of solid steel With the existence ofpermanent magnets, the d-axis synchronous...
... List of Figures 1.1 Magnetic characteristics of the main class ofpermanent magnets [2] 1.2 Evolution of the magnetic material during the 20th century [2] 1.3 Partial demagnetization of a permanent ... Figure 1.1: Magnetic characteristics of the main class ofpermanent magnets [2] Finally, the development of rare earth permanent magnets in the 60’s gave a significant advantage to permanentmagnet ... replace the electromagnetic excitation with a permanent magnet, a “free” source of magnetic field, in order to increase the efficiency of the system However the poor quality of hard magnetic material...
... emergence of new applications In these applications, manufacturers are increasingly replacing universal and single-phase induction motorswith three phase PermanentMagnetSynchronousMotors (PMSMs) ... Direct Current (BLDC) drive is adopted instead of sinusoidal drive BLDC drive is conventionally applied on BLDC motors, a class ofpermanentmagnetmotorswith trapezoidal back-EMFs, for smooth torque ... subclass of reluctance torque, known as cogging torque, 33 which is caused by the variation of the self-reluctance of field coil This variation of self reluctance of the field coil is caused by...
... start permanentmagnetmotors using FEM,” IEEE Trans Magn., vol 41, no 5, pp 1928–1931, May 2005 [31] C Lee, B Kwon, B Kim, K Woo, and M Han, “Analysis of magnetization ofmagnet in the rotor of ... permanentmagnetsynchronous motors, ” in Proc Industry Application Conf., Oct 2000, vol 1, pp 424–431 [26] L Lefevre and L Soulard, “Finite element transient start of a linestart permanentmagnetsynchronous ... analysis of line-starting permanentmagnet synchronous motor,” in Proc Int Conf Electrical Machines, Portugal, Sept 2008, pp 1–6 [30] C Lee and B Know, “Design of post-assembly magnetization system of...
... nonsinusoidal permanentmagnetsynchronous motor with constant air gap (figure 1) 34 The Variations of these fluxes give the shape of the backelectromotive forces e,, e,, ,ec Using the extension of the ... given by ( 0): 13.14O) le = p.Wrq(0) iq DYNAMIC BEHAVIOUR OF NON-SINUSOIDAL PERMANENT- MAGNETSYNCHRONOUS DRIVES I * A four poles pmanent -magnet synchronous motor has been modelled through a finite ... generation of the torque, but Contributes to copper losses This kind of motor is then often star connected, so ia+ib+ic=O => io* Using Concordia's transformation, the three-phase synchronous drive with...
... that such type ofmagnet shows very good linearity in the working region Figure 1.4 A typical demagnetization curve of NdFeB permanentmagnet There are two major types of PM motorsused in hard ... Rs the radius of the stator, Rm the inner radius of the magnet, Rr the inner radius of the rotor yoke, Mn and Nn are the Fourier coefficients of the magnetization of the permanent magnets, r is ... Optimization of Spindle Motors 12 1.4 Hard Disk Drives and PermanentMagnet Brushless DC Motors Organization of the Dissertation 14 Review on Computer Modeling and Analysis of PM Brushless DC Motors...
... one of the indexes of the strength of the permanentmagnet The characteristics ofpermanentmagnet materials vary with the structure and processing of the materials The most common type of magnets ... the demagnetization curve Fig 1.4 illustrated the basic magnetic properties ofpermanent magnets Figure 1.4: Demagnetization curve and energy product ofpermanent magnets When a permanentmagnet ... Connected with Inverter 21 2.2 Representation ofPermanent Magnets The properties and performances of a permanentmagnet machine are greatly affected by the characteristics ofpermanent magnets...
... direction with different grades of SE faults calculated with FEM .… .…… ……71 Table 5.2: FT main components of SUMP in orthogonal of offset direction with different grades of SE faults calculated with ... components of IUMP in the offset direction with 0.3mm eccentricity of IE faults calculated with FEM …85 Table 5.10: FT main components of IUMP in the orthogonal of the offset direction with 0.3mm ... components of IUMP in the offset direction with different grades of IE faults calculated with FEM .…87 Table 5.13: FT main components of IUMP in the orthogonal of the offset direction with different...
... d CAUTION: During field weakening of a Surface PermanentMagnet (SPM) type of PMSM, mechanical damage of the rotor and the demagnetization of the permanent magnets is possible if careful measures ... method of flux angle and speed estimation for PermanentMagnetSynchronousMotors (PMSM) This method is applied with success in the Field Weakening mode of PMSM, which greatly increases the types of ... Hysteresis Graph ΨPM d Intrinsic characteristic ofpermanentmagnet Normal characteristic ofpermanentmagnet Where: H = Field intensity B = Field induction BR = Permanent induction value HC = Coercivity...
... FIGURE EX28 Short of the range resistance (RealTick graphics are usedwithpermissionof Townsend Analytics, Ltd.) PART THREE Practical Examples 235 order to assess the action within the base to ... to scale out of this type of trade would most likely be stopped out at breakeven on the remaining profit FIGURE EX29 Open-low–break setup (RealTick graphics are usedwithpermissionof Townsend ... (RealTick graphics are usedwithpermissionof Townsend Analytics, Ltd.) 242 PART THREE Practical Examples Once the trade setup was triggered on the break of support, with a stop loss in place,...
... the instantaneous torque control of a BLDC drive, with the objectives of minimisation of torque ripples and improvement of the transient and steady-state responses of speed and position control ... one end of the rotor shaft with the other end coupled to a load via a shaft-torque detector A voltage-fed three-phase inverter bridge is used to drive the motor It consists of three pairs of power ... ith hypersurface begins with the selection of a switching surface s(x, t ) = This will determine the desired characteristic of the system in the sliding mode The parameters of the discontinuous...
... to #1 magnet 4th Stage Resistance of the attraction #2 #3 #1 Place the third magnet as so and that 3rd magnet will pull the #2 magnet out of the resistance of the 4th stage of the #1 magnet ... attraction field of #3 magnet and the whole process is repeat again and again untill it reaches the end of #9 magnet, Now if # and #9 magnet is not Slanted or curved from #2 and #4 magnet then there ... and #9 magnets there will be very little resistance and the inertia of the moving carriage will over come it and move out of the array of magnets completely or as #2 and #4 enter the end of #9...
... for permanentmagnetsynchronousmotors considering saliency,” in PESC Conf RE., Apr 1988, pp 409-414 R Schiferl and T A Lipo, “Power capability of salient pole permanentmagnetsynchronousmotors ... as the ratio of the d-axis armature reaction flux to the permanentmagnet flux linkage [6]; If E is large and the coercivity of the magnet is not enough, then the permanentmagnet demagnetization ... coercivity, magnetic field intensity by armature reaction Fig 10 shows the demagnetization curve for a rare-earth permanentmagnet where the sign of magnetic field intensity H is reversed With the permanent...
... Hard magnetic materials (Permanent magnets) Permanent magnets can produce magnetic flux in an airgap with no dissipation of electric power The basic operational characteristic ofpermanentmagnet ... (permanent magnet) and • Soft magnetic materials The magnetic flux density versus magnetic field strength curve, the hysteresis loop, is used in the characterization of these materials A soft magnetic ... (BLDC)and Permanentmagnetsynchronous motor (PMSM) The PMSM owes its origin to the replacement of the exciter of the wound synchronous machine with a permanentmagnet PMSMs are fed with three...
... commercial Nd-Fe-B magnets without magnetization were used as raw materials in the present work The main compositions of the magnet were Fe, Nd, Pr, La, Al and B, and the concentration of each element ... Recovery of rare earth elements from permanentmagnet scraps by pyrometallurgical process Figures Fig.1 Illustration of experimental process for recovery of the rare earth elements from permanentmagnet ... reduction of the contents of B 2O3 in the rare earth oxide phase Almost all rare earth elements can be enriched in the oxide phase with the highest purity of 95% Keywords Rare earth; Permanent magnet; ...
... two-pole, permanent- magnet ac machine, which is also called a permanent- magnetsynchronous machine, is depicted in Figure 4.2-1 It has three-phase, wye-connected stator windings and a permanent- magnet ... 4.6-1 Torque-speed characteristics of a permanent- magnet ac machine with Lq = Ld The steady-state, torque-speed characteristics for the permanent- magnet ac machine with the parameters given in Section ... fv = p Figure 4.6-3 Torque-speed characteristics of permanent- magnet ac machine with τs increased by a factor of by increasing Ls 140 PERMANENT- MAGNET AC MACHINES 2π ⎞ ⎛ ibs = 2is cos ⎜ θ r +...
... Figure 14.7-2 Frequency response of the open-loop permanent- magnet ac motor drive For the purpose of design, we will make use of a linearized model of the permanentmagnet ac motor drive, in which ... output when they are under a south magnetic pole and a logic when they are under a north magnetic pole of the permanent magnet, and are arranged on the stator of the PMAM as illustrated in Figure ... V, 558 PERMANENT- MAGNET AC MOTOR DRIVES 40 Without Commutating Inductance 30 Vdc , V With Commutating Inductance 20 10 0 50 100 150 wr, rad/s Without Commutating Inductance I spk , A With Commutating...
... performed with the power off v Check that the line voltage is compatible with the voltage range of the drive (see pages 11 and 13) b Mount the drive v Mount the drive in accordance with the instructions ... safety warning symbol It warns you of potential risks of injury You must comply with all safety messages that follow this symbol in order to avoid the risk of injury or death DANGER DANGER indicates ... hoist to lift the drive off It has lifting lugs for this purpose (Figure 4) WARNING 60° max RISK OF TOPPLING Never stand the drive upright (Figure 5) without keeping hold of it, or it will topple...
... are used to select the input signals for the encoder card Fault detection will be inhibited for the inputs selected using these switches ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ... display terminal (6) A line choke must be used (please refer to the catalog) (7) Drives with the extension 383 are intended for use withsynchronousmotors Inhibit the input phase loss fault ... performed with the power off v Check that the line voltage is compatible with the voltage range of the drive (see pages , 10 and 11) b Mount the drive v Mount the drive in accordance with the...
... covers the analysis and design of rotational brushless permanent- magnet (PM) motors Brushless dc, PM synchronous, and PM step motors are all brushless permanent- magnetmotors These specific motor ... increasing use of brushless permanent- magnetmotors in applications ranging from hard disk drives to a variety of x Preface industrial and military uses Brushless permanent- magnetmotors have become ... intricacies and tradeoffs in the magnetic design of brushless permanent- magnetmotors I hope that you find this book useful and perhaps enlightening If you have corrections, please share them with me, as...