This paper presents a three-dimensional analytic study of some radial surface permanent-magnet machines, these machines being slotless and without polar pieces. The permanent magnets are represented by Coulomb's model. The sources are developed into a Fourier series. The method of separation of variables in Laplace's equations is used to calculate the magnetic scalar potentials, which lead directly to the flux density. The study yielded a new three-dimensional analytical formulation of such synchronous machines. The results are constituted by analytical expressions of magnetic scalar potentials, the flux densities, and some of their graphs
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