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A synchronous/permanent magnet hybrid AC machine

Xiaogang Luo, T.Α. Lipo

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Abstract

In this paper, a synchronous/permanent magnet hybrid (SynPM) machine is presented. It is shown that the machine has good power density and efficiency, and that the machine has true field regulation capability. The principle of operation, finite element analysis and simulation of this new machine are investigated in the paper.

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In this paper, a synchronous/permanent magnet hybrid (SynPM) machine is presented. It is shown that the machine has good power density and efficiency, and that the machine has true field regulation capability. The principle of operation, finite element analysis and simulation of this new machine are investigated in the paper.

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In this paper, a synchronous/permanent magnet hybrid (SynPM) machine is presented. It is shown that the machine has good power density and efficiency, and that the machine has true field regulation capability. The principle of operation, finite element analysis and simulation of this new machine are investigated in the paper.

Key concepts: Magnet, Permanent magnet synchronous generator, Synchronous motor, Computer science, Permanent magnet synchronous motor, Electrical engineering, Engineering

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