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Design of Brushless Permanent-Magnet Motors

TLDR
In this article, the back-EMF waveform was used to evaluate the performance of brushless DC motors with axially laminated IPM motors and computer aided design of squarewave motors.
Abstract
Preface 1. General introduction 2. Motor and controller types 3. Basic design choices 4. Magnetic design 5. Electrical design 6. Sinewave motors 7. kt and ke 8. The back-EMF waveform 9. Core losses 10. Electronic commutation of squarewave motors 11. Performance evaluation by test 12. Computer aided design 13. Example designs 14. Control systems performance 15. Cooling 16. Magnetic materials 17. Field weakening of brushless DC motors 18. Design of axially laminated IPM motor Appendices of data

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