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Study of a new hybrid excitation synchronous machine

Boumediene Nedjar, Sami Hlioui, M. Lécrivain, Yacine Amara, L. Vido, Mohamed Gabsi

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In this paper, a hybrid excitation synchronous machine is examined. The structure and operating principle of this hybrid excited machine are first described. The construction of a prototype, aiming to validate the hybrid excitation principle, is then presented. This machine is modeled using both 3D finite element (3D FEA) method and a magnetic equivalent circuit (MEC) model. Finally, the open circuit flux control capability and the validity of developed models are demonstrated via comparison with measurements.

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In this paper, a hybrid excitation synchronous machine is examined. The structure and operating principle of this hybrid excited machine are first described. The construction of a prototype, aiming to validate the hybrid excitation principle, is then presented. This machine is modeled using both 3D finite element (3D FEA) method and a magnetic equivalent circuit (MEC) model. Finally, the open circuit flux control capability and the validity of developed models are demonstrated via comparison with measurements.

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In this paper, a hybrid excitation synchronous machine is examined. The structure and operating principle of this hybrid excited machine are first described. The construction of a prototype, aiming to validate the hybrid excitation principle, is then presented. This machine is modeled using both 3D finite element (3D FEA) method and a magnetic equivalent circuit (MEC) model. Finally, the open circuit flux control capability and the validity of developed models are demonstrated via comparison with measurements.

Key concepts: Excitation, Finite element method, Computer science, Synchronous motor, Magnetic circuit, Excited state, Magnetic flux, Electronic engineering

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