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A general framework based on a new hybrid analytical model for the analysis and design of permanent magnet machines

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A general framework for the analysis and design of electromagnetic devices is presented and a new hybrid analytical model (HAM) is presented that allows to combine advantages of both methods and should help reduce computation time as compared to finite elements method.
Abstract
In highly concurrential markets the time to market is reduced, which implies a need of design tools having relatively high accuracy to computation time ratio. It is to address this problematic that the presented modelling approach has been developed. A general framework for the analysis and design of electromagnetic devices is presented. This framework is based on a new hybrid analytical model (HAM) [1]-[4]. The HAM can be applied to different electric machines types (synchronous and asynchronous) and structures (rotating with radial field or axial field, linear flat or tubular structures, or multi-degree-of-freedom structures). It is based on a direct coupling of analytical solution of Maxwell's equations (AM) with reluctance networks (RN). This new technique allows to combine advantages of both methods and should help reduce computation time as compared to finite elements method [3]. This modeling approach is relatively simple and allows the accurate prediction of performances of electromagnetic devices.

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