Performance analysis of 12S-10P hybrid-excitation flux switching machines for HEV

Research and development on flux switching machines (FSMs) have been emerged as an attractive machine recently due to their unique characteristics of all flux sources located on the stator allowing a simple and robust rotor structure whilst providing high torque and power density suitable for variou...

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Pengarang-pengarang Utama: Jafar, Nurul ‘Ain, Rahimi, Siti Khalidah, Zakaria, Siti Nur Umira, Sulaiman, Erwan
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Diterbitkan: 2014
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Capaian Atas Talian:http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/5558/
http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/5558/1/Performance_Analysis_of_12S%2D10P.pdf
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Ringkasan:Research and development on flux switching machines (FSMs) have been emerged as an attractive machine recently due to their unique characteristics of all flux sources located on the stator allowing a simple and robust rotor structure whilst providing high torque and power density suitable for various applications. They can be categorized into three groups that are permanent magnet (PM) FSM, field excitation (FE) FSM, and hybrid excitation (HE) FSM. Both PMFSM and FEFSM has only PM and field excitation coil (FEC), respectively as their main flux sources, while HEFSM combines both PM and FECs. In this research, design and performance of a three phase 12S-10P HEFSM in which the field excitation coil (FEC) located external to the PM are investigated. Initially, the design procedures of the proposed machine including parts drawing, materials, condition and properties setting are explained. Then, coil arrangement test is analyzed to all armature coil slots to confirm the polarity of each phase. Moreover, the flux interaction analysis is performed to investigate the flux capabilities at various current densities. Finally, torque and power performances are investigated at various armature and FEC current densities.