Review Article Regarding Possibilities for Speed Adjustment at Reluctance Synchronous Motors

Optimum Design Parameters for Synchronous Reluctance Motors

A series of synchronous reluctance motors (RSM) are analysed using finite element methods. The amount of iron in each rotor is kept the same. It is shown that the saliency ratio is not only dependent on the flux guide reluctance factor but also on the position or span of flux guides. It is also shown that an axially laminated design may not be an optimum configuration due to large number of flu...

Fractional Slot Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors for Low Speed Applications

Simple Design Approach for Low Torque Ripple and High Output Torque Synchronous Reluctance Motors

The rotor design of Synchronous Reluctance Motors (SynRMs) has a large effect on their efficiency, torque density and torque ripple. In order to achieve a good compromise between these three goals, an optimized rotor geometry is necessary. A finite element method (FEM) is a good tool for the optimization. However, the computation time is an obstacle as there are many geometrical parameters to b...

Torque ripple reduction in switched reluctance motors – A review

The generated torque ripple in switched reluctance motors (SRM) can be considered as one of the major disadvantages of the motor. It is mainly due to frequent switching of phases for rotation of the motor and changes of the air gap length between the rotor and stator teeth. It decreases the average developed torque, diminish the efficiency, causes noise and vibration in the motor. So, in order ...

Nanoactuators: Novel synchronous reluctance nanomachines