In this paper, indirectly coupling time-stepping techniques using quasi Newton-Raphson solvers and online field calculations are extended to simulate a completely controlled switched reluctance motor drive. While the coupling between the electromagnetic system is strong, the coupling between the electromagnetic and the mechanical subsystem is weak. Simulations performed for a completely controlled three-phase SRM drive with and without an eccentric rotor are performed and compared.
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