Analysis reveals improved torque in dual three-phase PMSMs with asymmetric IPM rotors, suggesting better performance under high load.
In this paper, the torque characteristics in dual three-phase (DTP) permanent magnet synchronous machines (PMSMs) with asymmetric interior permanent magnet (AIPM) rotors are investigated. The electromagnetic performances of DTP PMSMs with symmetrical and asymmetric IPM rotors are compared, including air-gap flux density, back EMF, cogging torque, torque, loss, and efficiency. It is found that in DTP PMSMs, the AIPM rotor can achieve significant torque improvement under both healthy and single three-phase open-circuit conditions. It is also found that performance enhancement in AIPM DTP machine is more remarkable across the constant-torque region particularly at high load conditions than in the constant-power region, compared with the symmetrical IPM counterpart. A prototype is fabricated and tested to verify theoretical analyses.
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