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IEEE transactions on magnetics
Vibration and acoustic noise caused by electromagnetic forces (EMFs) limit the application of switched reluctance machines (SRMs). In this article, the topology optimization (TO) is introduced to the rotor design of SRMs for reducing the stator vibration
Zhen Sun +3 more
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Vibration and acoustic noise caused by electromagnetic forces (EMFs) limit the application of switched reluctance machines (SRMs). In this article, the topology optimization (TO) is introduced to the rotor design of SRMs for reducing the stator vibration
Zhen Sun +3 more
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IEEE Transportation Electrification Conference and Expo
This study employs various machine learning algorithms (MLAs) to map out the stator and rotor pole arc angles of 6/14 switched reluctance motor (SRM) and their static and dynamic nonlinear characteristics.
Mohamed Omar, Mohamed H. Bakr, Ali Emadi
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This study employs various machine learning algorithms (MLAs) to map out the stator and rotor pole arc angles of 6/14 switched reluctance motor (SRM) and their static and dynamic nonlinear characteristics.
Mohamed Omar, Mohamed H. Bakr, Ali Emadi
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A Novel Structure of Switched Reluctance Machine With Higher Mean Torque and Lower Torque Ripple
IEEE transactions on energy conversion, 2020Switched reluctance motors (SRMs) have a robust and simple structure, high reliability because of the absence of magnetic field source on rotor, low cost and simple cooling system. However, conventional SRMs confront with some challenges such as low mean
Gholamreza Davarpanah, J. Faiz
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Modelling and identification of switched reluctance machine inductance
Australian Journal of Electrical & Electronics Engineering, 2020Identification of phase self-inductance is a central step in control and development of Switched Reluctance Machine (SRM) model because the voltage and torque equation are functions of the phase self-inductance.
A. Brouri +4 more
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Advanced Technology of Switched Reluctance Machines in More Electric Aircraft: A Review
IEEE transactions on power electronicsWith the increasing focus on sustainable development and environmental preservation, the aviation industry has been exploring innovative solutions, such as more electric aircraft (MEA), to shape the future of air transportation.
Lefei Ge +6 more
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IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification, 2021
Wenju Yan +4 more
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Wenju Yan +4 more
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Identification of switched reluctance machine using fuzzy model
International Journal of System Assurance Engineering and Management, 2022A. Ouannou +3 more
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IEEE transactions on power electronics
In the combination of torque sharing function (TSF) and model predictive torque control (MPTC), the finite set prediction with only three evaluated switching states can not fully exploit the capability of MPTC.
Lefei Ge +5 more
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In the combination of torque sharing function (TSF) and model predictive torque control (MPTC), the finite set prediction with only three evaluated switching states can not fully exploit the capability of MPTC.
Lefei Ge +5 more
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Switched Reluctance Motors (SRMs) are gaining recognition due to their robust design, cost-effectiveness, fault tolerance, and reliable high-speed performance, positioning them as promising alternatives to traditional electric motors. However, SRMs face high torque ripples, vibration, acoustic noise, and nonlinear modeling complexities. Through careful
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