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Generic torque-maximizing design methodology of surface permanent-magnet vernier machine

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications · 2000 · Vol. 36(6) · pp. 1539–1546
T.Α. LipoAkio Toba

Abstract

A surface permanent-magnet vernier machine (SPMVM) has a toothed-pole structure, and its highly nonlinear relationship between its dimensions and magnetic field makes its design cumbersome. This paper presents a generic design methodology for the machine which brings out its torque-maximizing structure in a convenient manner. Various suggestions concerning the design of the SPMVM are also set forth.

Electric Motor Design and AnalysisSensorless Control of Electric MotorsInduction Heating and Inverter TechnologyVernier scaleMagnetTorqueComputer scienceSurface (topology)Torque densityNonlinear systemControl engineeringMechanical engineeringEngineering
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