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A flux switching machine (FSM) with a segmented rotor and non-overlap windings is an attractive alternative for driving high torque density applications. However, a rotor with segments makes the motor less robust as well as difficult to be assembled, whilst, FSMs with salient rotor and overlap windings inherit high copper losses and less efficiency due to high coil volume. In this paper, performance...
Single-phase Field Excitation Flux Switching Machines (FEFSMs) are increasingly considered as suitable candidate for high speed applications due to their variable flux capability and single piece structure of rotor. However, most of existing FEFSMs have overlap windings between armature and field excitation coil (FEC) which lead to increased size of motor, copper losses as well as material costs....
An interest in electric vehicles (EVs) from automakers, governments and customers due to concerns on the environment makes it as more attractive research. Since electric motors are the core of EVs, it is a pressing need for researchers to develop advanced electric motors. As one of the candidates, flux switching machine (FSM) is introduced in order to cope with the requirement. This paper outlines...
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