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Three-dimensional finite element analysis of permanent magnet brushless DC motor drives-status of the state of the art

doi: 10.1109/41.491350
handle: 10576/51478
This paper reviews advances in the state of the art of applying three-dimensional finite-element (3-D-FE) magnetic field computation techniques to the analysis and quantification of parameters and performance of permanent magnet (PM) brushless DC motors as components of brushless DC drives. The application of the powerful 3-D-FE formulation based on the coupled magnetic vector potential-magnetic scalar potential (CMVP-MSP) concept to a case study PM brushless DC motor with skewed permanent magnet mounts is reviewed and summarized. This large-scale simulation of such a motor drive system is shown to be successfully implementable using workstation type computer environments.
- Qatar University Qatar
- Qatar University Qatar
- Marquette University United States
- Marquette University United States
Finite element methods, Permanent magnets, Performance analysis, 600, Brushless DC motors, Computational modeling, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Computer simulation, Magnetic analysis, Engineering, Large-scale systems, Magnetic fields, Couplings, Computer Engineering
Finite element methods, Permanent magnets, Performance analysis, 600, Brushless DC motors, Computational modeling, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Computer simulation, Magnetic analysis, Engineering, Large-scale systems, Magnetic fields, Couplings, Computer Engineering
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