Highly Demagnetization Performance IPMSM Under Hot Environments

Abstract

This paper examines how changing the magnetic orientation of permanent magnets in concentrated winding interior permanent magnet synchronous motors (IPMSMs) affects their demagnetization resistance. We evaluated a prototype for demagnetization at 180 °C that consists of a 130° V-shaped rotor core in which parallelogram magnets with oblique orientation are arranged and confirmed by finite element analysis where the demagnetization resistance increases as magnetic field orientation angle $\alpha $ becomes larger. For demagnetization evaluation of the prototype, it is easier to change the rotor core shape of a two-pole test rotor of a multipole IPMSM than a multipole rotor, and the demagnetization evaluation is performed using a small number of magnets.