Liyan Guo , Wenqian Yang , Huimin Wang , Tao Zhang
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Abstract
Dual three-phase permanent magnet linear synchronous motor (DTP-PMLSM) is widely used in linear motion system due to its low thrust ripple, good fault-tolerance performance and high system reliability. In the dual-three-phase winding structure with a 30° phase-shift, the winding magnetomotive force (MMF) harmonics that have the greatest impact on the motor’s thrust performance are significantly reduced. However, for the DTP-PMLSM with the pole-slot combination of |Q-2P| = Q/3, Where Q is an even multiple of 6, the electrical angle between adjacent electromotive force (EMF) vectors in the slot EMF star diagram is 120°, meaning the phase-shift between two sets of windings is restricted to 0°. This configuration increases harmonic content in the motor’s MMF. Therefore, this paper proposes a modular primary winding structure to redistribute the winding arrangement, ensuring that the phase-shift angle between corresponding windings is 30°. The structure effectively eliminates the 5pth and 7pth harmonics in the MMF and significantly reducing thrust ripple. Finally, finite element simulations are conducted to compare the thrust performance of the motor, validating the effectiveness of the proposed modular structure in reducing thrust ripple.
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