This document outlines tools for electric motor design, including RMxprt for parametric analysis and optimization of motors, SIMPLORER for modeling power electronics and control systems, and EMpulse for electromagnetic and transient analysis. It provides information on using these tools to simulate single and three phase induction motors and brushless DC motors, performing core loss calculations, and exporting models between the different platforms. The document demonstrates the capabilities and workflows for electric motor and electromechanical system design and analysis using a suite of simulation software tools.
This document outlines tools for electric motor design, including RMxprt for parametric analysis and optimization of motors, SIMPLORER for modeling power electronics and control systems, and EMpulse for electromagnetic and transient analysis. It provides information on using these tools to simulate single and three phase induction motors and brushless DC motors, performing core loss calculations, and exporting models between the different platforms. The document demonstrates the capabilities and workflows for electric motor and electromechanical system design and analysis using a suite of simulation software tools.
This document outlines tools for electric motor design, including RMxprt for parametric analysis and optimization of motors, SIMPLORER for modeling power electronics and control systems, and EMpulse for electromagnetic and transient analysis. It provides information on using these tools to simulate single and three phase induction motors and brushless DC motors, performing core loss calculations, and exporting models between the different platforms. The document demonstrates the capabilities and workflows for electric motor and electromechanical system design and analysis using a suite of simulation software tools.
This document outlines tools for electric motor design, including RMxprt for parametric analysis and optimization of motors, SIMPLORER for modeling power electronics and control systems, and EMpulse for electromagnetic and transient analysis. It provides information on using these tools to simulate single and three phase induction motors and brushless DC motors, performing core loss calculations, and exporting models between the different platforms. The document demonstrates the capabilities and workflows for electric motor and electromechanical system design and analysis using a suite of simulation software tools.
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Inspiring Next Electromechanical Systems Users Conference Electric Motor Design September 26 28, 2001
EMpulse - Fields/Circuits/Motion - Power Electronics - Core Loss - Post Processing Wizard
RMxprt
Parametrics Single Phase Induction Motor
New Setup Panel
RMxprt
Parametrics
C_run: Nominal 6 uF: Sweep 1 to 12uF in 12 Steps Slot_depth: Nominal 8.2mm: Sweep 6 to 10 mm in 9 Steps
Run RMxprt
RMxprt
Parametrics
RMxprt
Optimization Three Phase Synchronous Generator Select Optimization
RMxprt
Optimization
Run RMxprt
RMxprt
Optimization
RMxprt
Optimization
Optimum Solution
Run RMxprt
RMxprt Objective: sinusoidal air-gap flux density distribution
Optimization Original
Optimized
RMxprt
SIMPLORER
DQ0 model written directly by RMxprt
Transient Parameters
EMpulse with Schematic
Brushless DC Motor Four Pole Three Phase Chopped Current Control Switching Sequence of Phase A vs. Mechanical Degrees
Schematic Phase A winding
Current Controlled Switches
Switching circuit based on angular position
Position Dependent Sources
Current Controlled Switches
Run EMpulse
Core Loss Steel: 2 2 2 3/2 Loss density = Kh f B max + Kc f B max + Ke (f Bmax) Loss will be a function of Lamination Thickness Power Ferrite: x y Loss density= Cm f Bmax May be expressed in Watts/m3 or Watts/Kg
Core Loss Select Object to for which Core Loss is to be Calculated
