An approach based on eigenvalue and eigenvalue sensitivity to determine minimum loading resistance of an isolated self-excited reluctance generator (SERG) is presented. A d–q axis equivalent-circuit model is employed to derive dynamic equations of the SERG studied. Both transient and steady-state characteristics of the SERG subject to minimum loading resistance are investigated. Experimental results obtained from a laboratory 0.37 kW reluctance machine driven by a DC motor are compared with simulated results to validate the feasibility of the proposed method.
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