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3-D Analytical Model of Armature Reaction Field of IPMSM with Multi-Segmented Skewed Poles and Multi-Layered Flat Wire Winding Considering Current Harmonics

  • Conggan Ma
  • , Jiaming Li
  • , Huichao Zhao*
  • , Jinhao Wang
  • , Xiangrui Yin
  • , Shuguang Zuo
  • , Xudong Wu
  • , Haifeng Lu
  • *Corresponding author for this work
  • Automotive Engineering College
  • FAW Group Corporation
  • Tongji University

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Abstract

A 3-D analytical model of armature reaction field (ARF) of interior permanent magnet synchronous motor (IPMSM) with multi-segmented skewed poles (MSP) and multi-layered flat wire winding (MFWW) considering current harmonics is proposed in this paper. Firstly, based on the MFWW distribution analysis and the coil magnetic field vector superposition method, the ideal ARF functions of the MFWW considering low-order current harmonics and high-order sideband current harmonics are derived. Secondly, 3-D relative permeance functions caused by the stator slotting effect and the multi-segmented rotor magnetic barriers are presented. Thirdly, 3-D analytical expressions of ARF are obtained by multiplying the ideal ARF functions and the 3-D relative permeance functions. Additionally, the effects of low-order current harmonics, high order sideband current harmonics, MSP, and stator slotting on the spatial orders and frequencies of ARF are analyzed. Finally, the proposed model is verified by finite element method (FEM) and experiment.

Original languageEnglish
Article number9169632
Pages (from-to)151116-151124
Number of pages9
JournalIEEE Access
Volume8
DOIs
StatePublished - 2020

Keywords

  • Analytical model
  • armature reaction field
  • current harmonic
  • interior permanent magnet synchronous motor

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