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An Optimization-Based Initial Position Estimation Method for Switched Reluctance Machines
IEEE transactions on power electronics, 2021Lefei Ge +4 more
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Circuit Theory of Reluctance Machines: Part I
IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems, 1969The purpose of this paper is to establish formal d-q rotating real transformation equations for the synchronous operation of a class of reluctance machines provided with a dc exciting winding on the stator; and similar transformation equations for asynchronous operation of those machines with two orthogonal axes ?, sfixed on the stator or rotating ...
Ajoy K. Mohanty, Maharaj K. Khanijo
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Reluctance Synchronous Machines and Drives
1996Abstract Reluctance synchronous machines (RSMs) and drives include a multitude of machine topologies in terms of rotor, stator windings, and stator current control. Line-start (constant speed) and inverter-fed (variable speed) applications are easily achieved in a power range from a few hundred watts to megawatts.
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Multimode Optimization of Switched Reluctance Machines in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
IEEE transactions on energy conversion, 2020Kaikai Diao +4 more
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Axial Flux Switched Reluctance Machines
2019Switched reluctance machines (SRM) can fall into three classifications based on the direction of flux through the air gap: radial, transversal, and axial flux. The first axial flux machine was developed in 1821 by British physicist Michael Faraday. He invented a primitive disc motor that was the early form of an electric machine.
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