Dynamic Non-linear Model Of A Switched Reluctance Machine For Operation As Motor/generator

Comments on Switched Reluctance Machine Mathematical Model

In the paper the main analytical models of the switched reluctance (SR) machine are presented, based on geometry data, magnetic equivalent circuits and finite element (FEM) analysis results. In each case a representative example is given and finally the advantages and the weak points of each type of model are evinced.

A Novel Linear Switched Reluctance Machine: Analysis and Experimental Verification

The important problems to be solved in Linear Switched Reluctance Machines (LSRMs) are: (1) to design the shape and size of poles in stator and translator cores; (2) to optimize their geometrical configuration. A novel stator geometry for LSRMs that improved the force profile was presented in this study. In the new geometry, pole shoes were affixed on the stator poles. Static and dynamic charac...

Influence of Operation Conditions Upon the Dynamic Steady State Performance of Switched Reluctance Motor

In order to obtain more accurate predicted dynamic steady-state performance with shorter computation time, an available mathematical model is modified and presented. Using this modified model, performance of a typical switched reluctance motor (SRM) under a wide range of variations of operating conditions is obtained and discussed. These include variations of speed, voltage, load and switching ...

Vibration Analysis of Tapered Pole Linear Switched Reluctance Machine

Controllability and Leader-Based Feedback for Tracking the Synchronization of a Linear-Switched Reluctance Machine Network

This paper investigates the controllability of a closed-loop tracking synchronization network based on multiple linear-switched reluctance machines (LSRMs). The LSRM network is constructed from a global closed-loop manner, and the closed loop only replies to the input and output information from the leader node. Then, each local LSRM node is modeled as a general second-order system, and the mod...