Electrical Machines Mathematical Fundamentals of Machine Topologies
Contents
- Fundamentals
- Maxwell’s Equations
- The Maxwell’s Equations In Differential Form
- The Maxwell’s Equations In Integral Form
- Ampere’s Law (First Maxwell’s Equation In Integral Form)
- Faraday’s Law, Law Of Induction (Second Maxwell’s Equation In
- Integral Form
- Law Of Direction
- The Third Maxwell’s Equation In Integral Form
- The Fourth Maxwell’s Equation In Integral Form
- Examples For The Ampere’s Law (First Maxwell’s Equation In
- Integral Form
Examples For The Faraday’s Law (Second Maxwell’s Equation In Integral Form)
- Definition Of Positive Directions
- Energy, Force, Power
- Complex Phasors
- Star And Delta Connection
- Symmetric Components
- Mutual Inductivity
- Iron Losses
- References For Chapter
- Dc machines
- Principle Construction
- Voltage And Torque Generation, Commutation
- Number Of Pole Pairs, Winding Design
- Main Equations Of The Dc machine
- First Main Equation: Induced Voltage
- Second Main Equation: Torque
- Third Main Equation: Terminal Voltage
- Permanent Magnet Excited Dc machines
- Shunt wound Dc machines
- Series wound Dc machines
- Compound Dc machines
- Generation Of A Variable Terminal Voltage
- Armature Reaction
- Commutation Pole
- References For Chapter
- Electrical Machines Mathematical Fundamentals
Rotating Field Theory
- Stator Of A Rotating Field Machine
- Current Loading
- Alternating And Rotating Magnetomotive Force
- Winding Factor
- Current Loading And Flux Density
- Fundamentals
- Uniformly Distributed Current Loading In A Zone
- Current Loading Concentrated In The Middle Of Each Slot
- Current Loading Distributed Across Each Slot Opening
- Rotating Airgap Field
- Induced Voltage And Slip
- Torque And Power
- References For Chapter
- Induction Machines
- Construction And Equivalent Circuit Diagram
- Resistances And Inductivities
- Phase Resistance
- Main Inductivity
- Leakage Inductivity
- Harmonic Leakage
- Slot Leakage
- End Winding Leakage
- Operating Characteristics
- Hey land diagram (Stator Phase Current Locus Diagram)
- Torque And Power
- Torque As A Function Of Slip
- Electrical Machines Mathematical Fundamentals
Series Resistance In The Rotor Circuit
- Possibilities For Open loop Speed Control
- Changing (Increasing) The Slip
- Changing The Supply Frequency
- Changing The Number Of Pole Pairs
- Star delta switching
- Induction Machine
- References For Chapter
- Synchronous Machines
- Equivalent Circuit And Phasor Diagram
- Types Of Construction
- Highspeed Generator With Cylindrical Rotor
- Salient pole Generator
- Operation At Fixed Mains Supply
- Switching To The Mains
- Torque Generation
- Operating Areas
- Operating Limits
- Isolated Operation
- Load Characteristics
- Control Characteristics
- Salient pole Synchronous Machines
- References For Chapter
- Permanent Magnet Excited Rotating Field Machines
- Electrical Machines Mathematical Fundamentals
Rotor Construction
- Line start motor
- Electronically Commutated Rotating Field Machine With Surface Mounted
- Magnets
- Fundamentals
- Brushless Dc motor
- Electronically Commutated Permanent Magnet Excited Synchronous
- Machine
- Calculation Of The Operational Characteristics; Permanent Magnet Excited
- Machines With Buried Magnets
- References For Chapter
- Main Characteristics
- References For Chapter
- Small Machines For Single phase Operation
- Fundamentals
- Universal Motor
- Single phase Induction Machine
- Single phase Operation Of Three phase Induction Machine
- Single phase Induction Motor With Auxiliary Phase
- Shaded pole (Split pole) Motor
- References For Chapter
- Fundamentals Of Dynamic Operation
- Fundamental Dynamic Law, Equation Of Motion
- Translatory Motion
- Electrical Machines Mathematical Fundamentals
Translatory / Rotatory Motion
- Rotatory Motion
- Stability
- Mass Moment Of Inertia
- Inertia Of An Arbitrary Body
- Inertia Of A Hollow Cylinder
- Simple Gearsets
- Assumptions
- Rotation / Rotation (Eg Gear Transmission)
- Rotation / Translation (Eg Lift Application)
- Power And Energy
- Slow Speed Change
- Fundamentals
- First Example
- Second Example
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