英文 固定框架的横向磁通永磁机电流控制策略.docVIP

Stationary-frame current control strategy for transverse flux permanent-magnet machine. Wang Jian kuan(王建宽)，CUI Wei(崔巍)，JIANG JianZhong(江建中） School of Electromechanical Engineering and Automation, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200072, P. R. China Abstract A new stationary-frame AC current control strategy that can eKminate steady-state errors is discussed and applied to the control of transverse flux permanent-magnet machine (TFPM). Based on the principle of modulation and demodulation, this AC controller can achieve the same frequency response characteristic as the equivalent DC controller. VaHdity of the TFPM control system using this current control strategy is confirmed with simulation results. Keywords transverse flux permanent-magnet machine (TFPM), current controller, stationary frame, modulation. 1. Introduction Over the last decades, with the rapid developments in power electronics, permanent magnetic materials, and manufacturing and applications of modern permanent magnet motors have been made significant progress. Among them, transverse flux permanent-magnet machine (TFPM) with relatively high torque density and low speed, which can avoid gearing configurations, is especially suited for direct drive such as full electric ship, electric vehicle, and industrial robots. Compared with conventional machines, TFPM has a number of favorable featurest: It has unique three-dimensional flux pattern leading to decoupling of space requirements of the flux carrying core iron path and the space occupied by armature winding. This permits applications of small pole pitches， leading to high current loading and high force density. Each of the machine phases is entirely separated, and therefore does not couple electromagnetically with other phases. Low vibration signature and high reliability are achieved by increasing the number of machine phases. Due to these advantages, design work is carried out to maximize the torque density for these machines. However, in order to