This paper proposes a high force density tubular permanent-magnet (PM) motor, termed as tubular stator-PM venier motor, for artificial hearts. The novelty of the proposed motor is to artfully integrate two different magnetization directions of PMs and ferromagnetic poles together. The proposed motor incorporates the merits of vernier PM motors and stator-PM motors, offering high back electromotive force, improved force density, minimized cogging force, and reduced PM volume. The influence of the magnet pole ratio on the performance is investigated. The proposed motor is designed and compared with an existing vernier PM motor by using the time-stepping finite-element method, verifying the validation and the advantageous performance of the proposed motor.
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