Abstract
In this paper, a new 8/6-pole doubly salient permanent magnet (DSPM) motor is proposed and analyzed. The key is to analytically derive the output power density of the DSPM motor in terms of the rotor-to-stator pole ratio. Hence, the analytical design, finite element analysis and computer simulation of the proposed 8/6-pole DSPM motor are presented. The results show that this DSPM motor has following major features: it can achieve higher power density than an induction motor; its power density is proportional to the ratio of rotor pole and stator pole numbers; there is a maximum speed limitation which is proportional to the voltage but inversely proportional to the phase winding turns and the rate of change of PM flux; at high speed, the distribution of phase current is asymmetric and current regulation is needed in the negative stroke. Compared with the well known 6/4-pole DSPM motor, the proposed 8/6-pole one offers higher power density, wider speed range and less phase current magnitude.
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