Influence of Exciting Field on Electromagnetic Torque of Novel Switched Reluctance Motor
作者： Aimin Liu , Jiachuan Lou , Siyang Yu
DOI: 10.1109/TMAG.2019.2901403
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摘要: In this paper, a novel switched reluctance motor with two magnetically dependent stator and rotor sets (TMDSRM) is proposed tested. The novelty of the TMDSRM that there an assistant exciting winding (short for winding), which placed between two-stator can be energized by controllable dc current to boost air-gap flux density improve output torque density. What deserves mentioned most compensated when armature in commutation because carrying being permanently energized, thus, ripple reduced. This paper describes magnetic structure principle detail. Moreover, finite-element analysis has been carried out investigate influence field on electromagnetic motor. A prototype manufactured, experimental results are presented.
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