Abstract

This paper deals with analytical design, electromagnetic field analysis and parametric sensitivity analysis of an external rotor permanent magnet-assisted synchronous reluctance motor (PMASynRM). In this work, parametric sensitivity analysis of rotor geometry is performed to obtaining the minimum torque ripple and maximum electromagnetic torque with employing numerical analysis based on two-dimensional finite element method (FEM). In order to determine the optimum operation effect of geometry parameters like the q axis insulation ratio and the flux barrier arm angle for the proposed machine with three barriers is investigated and sensitivity of structure for rotor geometrical variation is presented. The studied machine in this work is a three phase, six pole, external rotor PMASynRM, which is designed by analytical approach and analyzed to obtain the maximum torque and minimum torque ripple based on a parametric sensitivity analysis approach. The obtained results from the FEM-based sensitive analysis and electromagnetic field analysis confirm the analytical design procedure for the proposed PMASynRM.

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