This paper presents an analytical method for calculating the effect of winding harmonics on the asynchronous torque of a single-phase line-start permanent-magnet motor. The method is an extension of earlier work, which combines symmetrical-component analysis with d-q-axes theory to model the various components of forward and backward rotating fields. The effect of individual winding harmonics is brought out both theoretically and experimentally by comparing the calculated and measured torque/speed characteristics for a series of six motors with different distributions of turns in both main and auxiliary windings
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