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Excitation to synchronous reluctance motor

    • Sampath kumar A V N
      Subscriber

      Mostly i have seen the simultion of synchronous reluctance motor is carried out with current excitation.Why can't we simulate with voltage excitation?

    • Bo Ren
      Ansys Employee

      Hello Sampathkumar, 

      Thanks for your question. 

      For the synchronous reluctance machine, the voltage excitation is available and you could set this by employing the external circuit or set in the 'Excitation'. 

      Thanks

      Best regards

      Bo REN

       

    • Sampath kumar A V N
      Subscriber

      I am very much thankful for the reply sir...If we go for voltage excitation, we can't have a control over phase advance angle.Is it so? May i know the circuit how to build for voltage excitation?

    • Bo Ren
      Ansys Employee

      Hello, 

      Thanks for the reply. 

      The phase advance angle could be controlled by including this into the voltage expression when you set the excitation. For example:

      Um*sqrt(2) * sin(2*pi*Freq1*time+PhaseAdvance)

      Thanks 

      Best regards

      Bo REN

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