A new design technique based on a suitable choice of rotor geometrical parameters to maximize torque and power factor in synchronous reluctance motors. II. Finite-element analysis and measurements
I. Chabu, V. C. Silva, S. I. Nabeta, J. Cardosa, A. Foggia
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Abstract
The influence of rotor geometry of synchronous reluctance motors (SRM) on the x/sub d//x/sub q/ ratio, on electromagnetic torque and on iron losses is studied. Both air-gap and rotor pole are are taken into account as parameters. In Part I, a new theoretical approach was developed which neglects saturation effects. Here, a complete finite-element analysis of a particular SRM is carried out, followed by a comparison with results obtained by tests performed in a prototype machine, which was constructed in order to test and validate the proposed methodology.