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[JAC267] IPM Motor Topology Optimization Using the Density Method
Overview
Motor design requirements are becoming more sophisticated. While satisfying the torque ripple rate and back electromotive voltage, line voltage limits, magnet demagnetization resistance, the stress on cores, and displacement constraints due to centrifugal force, it is required that torque is maximized at both low and high speeds.
Magnetic field and structural coupled analysis is run in this example. While accounting for rotor core strength, topology optimization that uses the density method is used to perform searches for a rotor shape that maximizes average torque.
Optimization Conditions
Fig. 1 shows the design region, Table 1 shows the evaluation item and objective functions.
The red frame shown in Fig. 1 is the design region. Topology accounts for the symmetry per each 1/2 pole while accounting for the rotor strength.
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