Remedial Injected-Harmonic-Current Operation of Redundant Flux-Switching Permanent-Magnet Motor Drives

Redundant flux-switching permanent-magnet (R-FSPM) motors are a new class of brushless machines having magnets in the stator, offering high power density, simple and robust rotor structure, and good thermal dissipation conditions. This paper proposes a new control strategy for fault-tolerant operati...

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description Redundant flux-switching permanent-magnet (R-FSPM) motors are a new class of brushless machines having magnets in the stator, offering high power density, simple and robust rotor structure, and good thermal dissipation conditions. This paper proposes a new control strategy for fault-tolerant operation of the R-FSPM motor drive considering the capability limitation of the power converter. The key is to operate the R-FSPM motor in the remedial mode by injecting harmonic currents, the so-called remedial injected-harmonic-current (RIHC) operation mode. Moreover, the motor losses at the existing and the proposed remedial operations are compared for evaluation. Both cosimulation and experimental results are presented, confirming that the proposed RIHC operation can offer good steady-state and dynamic performances while reducing the motor losses and the capability requirements of the power converter during fault.
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Coils
Converter capability
Density
Fault tolerance
Fault tolerant systems
fault-tolerant motors
Harmonic analysis
loss
Motors
permanent-magnet (PM) motors
Power converters
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Reluctance motors
Stators
Strategy
Torque
torque ripple
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