In this paper, the winding function method in conjunction with the coupled magnetic circuit approach are used to develop the dynamic equations of a five-phase synchronous reluctance machine in the natural frame of reference (a-b-c-d-e). The effect of the third harmonic of the airgap MMF is included in this development. A five-phase transformation from the (a-b-c-d-e) system to a (d/sub 1/-q/sub 1/-d/sub 3/-q/sub 3/-n) system is introduced. This transformation removes the angular dependency of the inductances. Using this transformation, equations for a five-phase synchronous reluctance machine, including the third harmonic of the airgap MMF, were obtained. The resulting equations are compared with the equations in the natural (a-b-c-d-e) system. Simulation traces are used to confirm the validity of the model. Finally, the developed equations are compared to experimental results and their similarities and discrepancies are identified.
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