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外文翻译2006 IEEE COMPEL Workshop, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, USA, July 16-19, 2006 A Preliminary Investigation of Computer-Aided Schwarz-Christoffel Transformation for Electric Machine Design and AnalysisTimothy C. O’Connell and Philip T. KleinGrainger Center for Electric Machinery and Electro mechanics Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1406 W. Green St.Urbana, IL 61801-2918 USAAbstract-Analternative method to finiteelement analysis (FEA)for electricmachine design and analysis is presented that applies Schwarz-Christoffel(SC)conformal mapping theoryusing the SC Toolbox for MATLAB? that has appeared in the previous literature. In this method, a two-dimensional (2D) developed machine cross-section domain is mappedvia SCtransformation to a concentric cylinder domain where solutions for the electromagnetic (EM) fields are known. These solutions are mapped back tothe original domain, thussolving theoriginal problem. All mapping is done via the SC Toolbox. Examples are given in which the procedure is used to calculate the EM field in the air gap of and the force on the rotor ofvarious 2D developed machine cross-sections. The numerical accuracy of the results is verified by comparing the solutions as the air gap gets small with magnetic equivalent circuit (MEC)-derived co-energy solutions.I. INTRODUCTION The most general electric machine design problem can be described as followsgiven a set of desired machine output characteristics,find the optimum machine geometry, materials, and input source characteristics that will achieve these goals. This is a formidable problem in its most general form, especially -considering the recent increase in theavailability of inverters, exotic permanent magnet (PM) materials, and low-cost, precision manufacturing. Usually several - assumptions and basic a priori design decisions must be made to render the problem tractable. A standard technique is to use basic