- Winding design in air-cored PM motors
- Winding factors (distribution-pitch factor)
- Standard cable sizes
- Electrical-Magnetic Loading
This week, you are required to design the winding for the PM motor we covered last week.
Notes:
-
If there are some points not clear from last week, please go and review these.
-
We will use a sinusoidal B distribution throughout the airgap. As everyone, found slightly different numbers, we will assume a sinusoidal magnetic flux density distribution with a peak value of 0.6 T.
-
Recalculate the flux linkage for a full-pitched coil.
-
Assume we have to leave 1 mm for the mechanical air-gap (i.e. the winding thickness will be 4 mm)
-
Decide on number of turns, number of coils such that you will obtain 24V induced voltage at 1500 rpm. Remember, you need to design 3-phase winding arrangement.
-
Decide on how many coils will be connected in series and in parallel.
-
When calculating the geometry, assume the fill factor is 0.7.
-
You are required to use standard AWG round cables.
-
By assuming a current density of 4 A/mm2, calculate the rated phase current and rated power.
-
Calculate the phase winding resistance, and copper losses at the rated current.
-
You are free to use Matlab, Excel etc, you are also free to make your calculations on paper and bring it with you.
-
Please review EE362, and EE564 notes if you have problems on winding arrangements.
-
Please don't hesitate to ask for help. You are encouraged to work together, but I expect everyone to prepare their own assignments.
-
If you have a public question, please open an issue in this repo, and I will try to answer it asap.