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1 Lectue Set 6 Bushless DC Machines S.D. Sudhoff Sping 2018
2 Reading Chapte 8, Electomechanical Motion Devices, 2 nd Edition 2
3 A Bushless DC Machine 3
4 Sample Applications Low Powe: Disk dive motos Medium Powe: Robot manipulatos Sevo systems Hybid/electic vehicles High Powe: Ship and submaine populsion Wind tubines 4
5 Disk Dive Moto 5
6 4 Hp BDC Machine 6
7 Chaacteistics The Good The Bad 7
8 Pemanent Magnet Synchonous Machines Radial Vesus Axial Suface Mounted Vesus Buied Magnet Sinusoidal Vesus Non-Sinusoidal 8
9 Radial Suface Mounted PMSM bs-axis Path of Integal fo Section q-axis φ m θ m φ sm as-axis cs-axis d-axis 9
10 3-Phase PMSM 10
11 3-Phase PMSM Notation ( fabcs) = [ fas fbs fcs ] Voltage equations T dλ v i as as = s as + dt d v i bs bs = s bs + dt dλ v i cs cs = s cs + dt v = i + pλ abcs s abcs abcs 11
12 12 3-Phase PMSM Flux Linkage Equations whee m abcs s λ λ + = i L abcs + = = π θ π θ θ 3 2 sin( ) 3 2 sin( sin m csm bsm asm m λ λ λ λ λ = ms ls ms ms ms ms ls ms ms ms ms ls s L L L L L L L L L L L L L
13 PM Tems Intuitive Appoach 13
14 PM Tems Intuitive Appoach 14
15 PM Tems Intuitive Appoach 15
16 Inductances We will assume the following n n n as bs cs = N s sin( Pφsm / 2) = N sin( Pφsm / 2 2π/3) s = N sin( Pφsm / 2 + 2π/3) s It follows that w w as w bs cs 2N = s cos( Pφsm / 2) P 2N = s cos( Pφsm / 2 2π / 3) P 2Ns = cos( Pφ sm / 2 + 2π / 3) P 16
17 Inductances Recall λ α, m i β = L m, αβ = µ L Fom which we obtain 0 2π 0 w α ( φ) w β g( φ) ( φ) dφ L asbs 2 s 4πµ LN L asas = 0 = 2 P g 2πµ 0LN = 2 P g 2 s L ms = 1 2 L ms Doesn t include leakage 17
18 PM Tems Analytical Appoach 18
19 PM Tems Def. of Elec. Quantities θ ω φ φ s = P = P = P = P θ ω φ φ m m sm m / 2 / 2 / 2 / 2 19
20 PM Tems Suppose the B field due to the PM may be expessed B and suppose w due to PM as = 2N P Bpm 0 φ π = Bpm π φ 2π s cos( Pφ / 2) = sm 2N P s cos( φ ) s 20
21 PM Tems It can be shown that λ as due to PM = λ m sinθ whee λ = m 8LBpmNs P 21
22 PM Tems 22
23 PM Tems 23
24 PM Tems 24
25 PM Tems 25
26 PM Tems Comment: The sinusoidal tuns distibution gives ise to a sinusoidal flux linkage vesus electical oto position chaacteistic 26
27 Expession fo Toque It can be shown that T e P 2 [ i cos( θ ) + i cos( θ 2π / 3) + i cos( θ 2π / 3) ] = m as bs cs λ + 27
28 Expession fo Toque 28
29 Expession fo Toque 29
30 Expession fo Toque 30
31 Expession fo Toque 31
32 Expession fo Toque 32
33 Machine Equations in Roto Refeence Fame Conside the tansfomation Why? qd 0s f = K s f abcs Whee T ( fqd s) = [ fqs fds f0 K s = 0 s cosθ 2 sinθ cos( θ π ) 3 2 sin( θ π ) ] 2 cos( θ + π ) 3 2 sin( θ + π )
34 Machine Equations in Roto Refeence Fame 34
35 Machine Equations in Roto Refeence Fame Voltage v v qs ds = si = i Flux Linkage λ qs Toque s = L qs ds ss i ds +ω λ + qs ω λ + qs λ = L i + λ T e ds ss ds m 3 P = λ 2 2 i m qs pλ qs pλ ds 35
36 36 Aside: Some Shothand 3) / 2 sin( 3) / 2 sin( ) sin( 3) / 2 cos( 3) / 2 cos( ) cos( π θ π θ θ π θ π θ θ + = = = + = = = + + s s s c c c
37 37 Aside: Some Tig IDs ) sin( 2 3 3) / 2 3) cos( / 2 sin( 3) / 2 / 3)cos( 2 sin( ) )cos( sin( ) cos( 2 3 3) / 2 3) sin( / 2 sin( / 3) 2 3) sin( / 2 sin( ) )sin( sin( ) cos( 2 3 3) / 2 3) cos( / 2 cos( 3) / 2 3) cos( / 2 cos( ) )cos( cos( 0 3) / 2 sin( 3) / 2 sin( ) sin( 0 3) / 2 cos( / 3) 2 cos( ) cos( y x y x y x y x y x y x y x y x y x y x y x y x x x x x x x = = = = = π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π
38 Tansfomation of Voltage Equations 38
39 Tansfomation of Voltage Equations 39
40 Tansfomation of Voltage Equations 40
41 Tansfomation of Voltage Equations 41
42 Tansfomation of Voltage Equations 42
43 This yields v Whee Tansfomation of Voltage In expanded fom Equations qd 0s = si qd 0s + ωλ dqs + pλ qd 0s ( λ v v v qs ds dqs = = ) T s s ds = [ λ λ i i qs ds + ωλ qs 0s = si0 s + pλ 0s ωλ ds qs + + pλ pλ 0] qs ds 43
44 Tansfomation of Flux-Linkage Equations 44
45 Tansfomation of Flux-Linkage Equations 45
46 Tansfomation of Flux-Linkage Equations 46
47 Tansfomation of Flux-Linkage Equations 47
48 Tansfomation of Flux-Linkage Equations 48
49 Tansfomation of Flux-Linkage Equations 49
50 Tansfomation of Flux-Linkage Equations This yields 3 L + L 0 0 ls ms 2 iqs 0 3 qd 0 s = 0 Lls + Lms 0 ids + λ m 1 2 i0s L ls λ O in expanded fom λ qs = L Whee ss i qs 3 Lss = Lls + 2 L ms λds = ss ds + λ m λ 0 s = Llsi 0 s L i 50
51 Tansfomation of Toque Equation Stat with T e P 2 [ i cos( θ ) + i cos( θ 2π / 3) + i cos( θ 2π / 3) ] = m as bs cs λ + 51
52 Tansfomation of Toque Equation Finally, we aive at 3 P Te = λ 2 2 m i qs 52
53 Zeo Sequence 53
54 Zeo Sequence 54
55 Relationship of RMS Value and Phase to QD Components 55
56 Relationship of RMS Value and Phase to QD Components 56
57 Relationship of RMS Value and Phase to QD Components 57
58 Relationship of RMS Value and Phase to QD Components 58
59 Voltage Souce Opeation In this mode, idealized voltage applied is vas = 2v s cosθesv 2 v bs = 2v s cos( θesv π ) 3 2 v cs = 2v s cos( θ esv + π ) 3 Whee θ = θ + φ esv v 59
60 Applied Voltage in QD Vaiables We can show that vqs = 2vs vds = 2vs cos sin φ φ v v 60
61 Applied Voltage in ABC Vaiables 61
62 Applied Voltage in QD Vaiables 62
63 Analysis of Steady State Opeation Pediction of Q- and D-Axis Cuents 63
64 Analysis of Steady State Opeation 64
65 Analysis of Steady State Opeation 65
66 Analysis of Steady State Opeation 66
67 Example 1 Conside a machine with the following paametes s = 3.1 Ω P = 4 L ss = 12.1 mh λ m = Vs N =3 Futhe suppose V s = 100 φ v = 0 ω m = 1800 RPM Find the toque and efficiency 67
68 Example 1 68
69 Example 2 Conside the machine with paametes of example 1. Plot the toque speed and ms cuent speed cuves 69
70 Example T e ( 0, ω i ) T e T e π, 4 ω i π, 2 ω i ( ( ), ω i ) T e φ vmt ω i ω i
71 Example i s ( 0, ω i ) i s i s π, 4 ω i π, 2 ω i ( ( ), ω i ) i s φ vmt ω i ω i
72 Optimization of Phase Advance 72
73 Optimization of Phase Advance 73
74 Cuent Souce Opeation Intepetation 1 (ABC Vaiable) 74
75 Cuent Souce Opeation Intepetation 2 (Toque Tansduce) 75
76 Desied D-Axis Cuent 76
77 Example 3 Conside a machine with the following paametes s = 3.1 Ω P = 4 L ss = 12.1 mh λ m = Vs N =3 Plot the voltage equied and efficiency fo the following conditions Toque command: 2 Nm, d-axis cuent 0 A Toque command: 6 Nm, d-axis cuent 0 A Toque command: 6 Nm, d-axis cuent -6 A 77
78 Example 3 78
79 Example ( ) (, ( ), 0.0 ) (, ( ), 6 ) v s ω i, i q ( 2), 0.0 v s ω i i q 6 v s ω i i q ω i 79
80 Example ( ) (,, 0) ( ) η ω i, 2, 0 η ω i η ω i, 6, ω i 80
81 Effect of D-Axis Cuent on Voltage 81
82 D-Axis Injection 82
83 D-Axis Injection 83
84 D-Axis Injection 84
85 D-Axis Injection 85
86 D-Axis Injection 86
87 Example 4 At 2000 pm, the zeo-to-peak line-to-line voltage has a 100 V amplitude and a fequency of 100 Hz. Compute λ m and P. At standstill and at 60 Hz, the impedance looking into the a- to b-phase is 0.2+2j. Find s and L ss. 87
88 Example 4 Pat 1 88
89 Example 4 Pat 1 89
90 Example 4 Pat 1 90
91 Example 4 Pat 1 91
92 Example 4 Pat 2 92
93 Example 4 Pat 2 93
94 Example 4 Pat 2 94
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