Design and analysis of a permanent magnet spherical actuator
This paper has proposed a design concept of a spherical actuator including a ball-shaped rotor with a full circle of permanent-magnet (PM) poles and a spherical-shell like stator with two layers of circumferential air-core coils. One key feature of this design is parameterization of the PM pole, whi...
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description | This paper has proposed a design concept of a spherical actuator including a ball-shaped rotor with a full circle of permanent-magnet (PM) poles and a spherical-shell like stator with two layers of circumferential air-core coils. One key feature of this design is parameterization of the PM pole, which benefits the design optimization of the spherical actuator greatly. According to the magnetic field model, the variation of flux density with respect to PM-pole parameters can be revealed. Therefore, these parameters can be appropriately chosen to achieve a high magnetic flux density. Another advantage of this design is the singularity-free, which is verified within the workspace with torque model and condition numbers. |
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