Application / Solutions

Motor Design

Motor Design

Our accumulated knowledge and experience in motor design enables us to provide powerful yet easy to use simulation technologies.
Robotics

Robotics

The technological growth in the robotics field, including humanoid robots, has been remarkable, with advancements in motors and actuators, which are key to drive and control technologies.

Superconductivity

Superconducting machines require multiphysics evaluations. This includes not only magnetic evaluations to analyze the high magnetic flux density but also thermal evaluations to obtain high current and temperature rises in addition to strength evaluations when applying powerful Lorentz forces.

Axial Gap Type Motor

Axial Gap Type Motor

Axial-gap motors use an axial magnetic flux to rotate a disc-shaped rotor and stator facing each other.
Model-Based Development

Model-Based Development

JMAG, which has a high track record in motor design, proposes a new workflow for model-based development.
Thermal Analysis for Motor Design in JMAG

Thermal Analysis for Motor Design in JMAG

Within increasing demand for even higher efficiency and power in motor development, there is also the increase in demand for thermal design from electromagnetic design engineers. A thermal design method that balances both accuracy and ease of use is required in the electromagnetic design stage.
Wound Field Synchronous Motor

Wound Field Synchronous Motor

Wound-field and electrically-excited synchronous motors (WFSM/EESM) are given attention as traction motor that requires high efficiency in a wide operating range.
JMAG Open Interface programs

JMAG Open Interface programs

This page has been updated for ease of use and provides valuable information such as the necessity of coupled analysis, and the Multi-Purpose File Export Tool.
Case studies by users and applications for JMAG open interface programs are also available on this page.

Implementing JMAG

SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION

JMAG’s Role in Supporting the Electrification of Compact Vehicles

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

How the department utilizes JMAG to maximize output for sensorless control operations at low speeds and combat thermal issues for PM motors.

Shanghai University

Expectations of JMAG’s highly accurate, detailed analyses of loss, control and vibration

Archive

Archive