Design method of non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor
阅读说明:本技术 非均匀齿永磁游标电机设计方法 (Design method of non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor ) 是由 赵飞 陶恩成 潘学伟 于 2019-09-20 设计创作,主要内容包括:本发明提供了一种非均匀齿永磁游标电机设计方法,通过将呈环形并间隔排布于电机定子上的Z<Sub>s</Sub>个定子齿划分为Z<Sub>f</Sub>个齿单元组,在任意相邻两个齿单元组中心面之间的夹角相等并保证各齿单元组中心面位置不变的条件下,调整各齿单元组内n<Sub>g</Sub>个定子齿的位置,使各齿单元组内相邻两个定子齿之间的间距与相邻两个齿单元组之间的间距不相等,并使各齿单元组内n<Sub>g</Sub>个定子齿关于该齿单元组中心面对称,通过电机定子上的非均匀分布齿结构引入与未被空载气隙磁密谐波利用的绕组磁动势谐波对应频率的目标磁导谐波,再通过非均匀分布齿结构与永磁体调制出与目标磁导谐波对应的空载气隙磁密谐波,充分利用电枢绕组磁动势谐波,增加永磁游标电机输出转矩和转矩密度。(The invention provides a design method of a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor, which is characterized in that Z which is annular and arranged on a motor stator at intervals s Each stator tooth is divided into Z f The tooth unit groups adjust n in each tooth unit group under the conditions that the included angle between the central planes of any two adjacent tooth unit groups is equal and the position of the central plane of each tooth unit group is not changed g The positions of the stator teeth enable the space between two adjacent stator teeth in each tooth unit group to be unequal to the space between two adjacent tooth unit groups, and n in each tooth unit group g The stator teeth are symmetrical about the central plane of the tooth unit group, target magnetic conduction harmonic with frequency corresponding to winding magnetomotive force harmonic which is not utilized by no-load air gap flux density harmonic is introduced through a non-uniform distribution tooth structure on a motor stator, no-load air gap flux density harmonic corresponding to the target magnetic conduction harmonic is modulated through the non-uniform distribution tooth structure and the permanent magnet, armature winding magnetomotive force harmonic is fully utilized, and output torque and torque density of the permanent magnet vernier motor are increased.)
1. The design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor is applied to the permanent magnet vernier motor and is characterized in that the permanent magnet vernier motor comprises a rotor, a rotor and a rotor, wherein the rotor is provided with a Z-shaped structuresThe motor stator of each stator tooth, the motor rotor matched with the motor stator, and the Z arranged on the motor rotorrThe permanent magnets and the armature windings are respectively wound on the stator teeth; the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor comprises the following steps:
step S1: will ZsThe stator teeth are annularly arranged on the motor stator at intervals, and n is sequentially selected along the clockwise or anticlockwise directiongThe stator teeth which are continuously arranged are a tooth unit group to form ZsEach stator tooth is divided into ZfEach tooth unit group;
step S2: under the condition that the included angle between the central planes of any two adjacent tooth unit groups is equal and the position of the central plane of each tooth unit group is not changed, adjusting n magnetomotive force harmonics in each tooth unit group according to winding magnetomotive force harmonics which are not utilized by no-load air gap flux density harmonicsgThe positions of the stator teeth are not equal to the distance between two adjacent stator teeth in each tooth unit group until the distance between two adjacent tooth unit groups is not equal to the distance between two adjacent tooth unit groups, so that ZsThe stator teeth form a non-uniform distribution tooth structure on the motor stator;
step S3: n in each tooth unit groupgThe stator teeth are arranged to be symmetrical about the central plane of the tooth unit group, target magnetic conductance harmonics with the frequency corresponding to the winding magnetomotive force harmonics which are not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonics are introduced, and the no-load air gap flux density harmonics are modulated by the non-uniform distribution tooth structure and the permanent magnets to enable the no-load air gap flux density harmonics to correspond to the target magnetic conductance harmonics.
2. The method of claim 1 wherein n is adjusted in each set of tooth unitsgIn the step of positioning the stator teeth, the distance between any two adjacent tooth unit groups is equal, and Z isfAnd the armature windings of the tooth unit groups are symmetrical.
3. The method of claim 1, further comprising adjusting n of each set of teeth in each set of teeth unitsgA winding magnetomotive force harmonic selection step before the stator tooth position step, wherein the winding magnetomotive force harmonic selection stepThe method comprises the following steps: set at ZsAnd calculating and analyzing the winding magnetomotive force harmonic component of the armature winding under the condition that the stator teeth are annularly arranged and evenly distributed at equal intervals, and selecting the winding magnetomotive force harmonic not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonic.
4. A method of designing a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor according to claim 3, wherein in the winding magnetomotive force harmonic selection step, the lowest secondary winding magnetomotive force harmonic not utilized by no-load air gap flux density harmonics is selected from the winding magnetomotive force harmonic components.
5. A method for designing a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor as claimed in claim 3 wherein the selected number of winding magnetomotive force harmonics not utilized by no-load air gap flux density harmonics is recorded as ZcAnd recording the permeance times of the target permeance harmonic as ZfnThen Z isfn=Zr-ZcAnd the number of tooth unit groups ZfSatisfy the relation Zf=GCD(Zfn,Zs) Or Zf=Zs-Zfn(ii) a Wherein GCD is the greatest common divisor.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the no-load air gap flux density harmonic component modulated by the target flux guide harmonic and the permanent magnet satisfies the following relation:
wherein B is magnetic density, P is magnetic conductance, F is the magnetomotive force of the permanent magnet,is | nZr±mZfI order magnetic density harmonic amplitude, thetamIs the rotor mechanical position angle; zrThe number of pole pairs of the permanent magnet is; zfAs a set of tooth unitsThe number of the cells; theta is the angle between different positions on the rotor and a reference point; m is a natural number, and n is an odd number not less than 1.
7. The method of claim 1, further comprising applying cogging torque phasors separately to Z prior to said step of introducing said target flux guide harmonicsfAnd analyzing the cogging torque harmonics of the stator teeth at the same sequence position in each tooth unit group, and modifying the tooth width and the position of the stator teeth at the same sequence position in each tooth unit group to eliminate specific sub-cogging torque harmonics.
8. The method of claim 7 wherein Z is the step of modifying the width and position of said stator teeth at the same sequential position within each of said groups of teeth unitssThe stator teeth are arranged in an equal width mode.
9. The method of claim 7 wherein said applying cogging torque phasors separately for ZfAnd after analyzing the cogging torque harmonic waves of the stator teeth at the same sequence position in the tooth unit group, calculating the content of the target magnetic conductance harmonic wave and each effective sub-zero-load air gap flux density harmonic wave modulated by the permanent magnet, and determining a design point with the highest output torque under the condition of meeting the minimum cogging torque.
10. The method for designing a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor as claimed in claim 9, wherein the electromagnetic torque calculated according to the analysis of the content of the target flux guide harmonic and each effective sub-no-load air gap flux density harmonic modulated by the permanent magnet satisfies the relation:
wherein k isTIn order to be the torque coefficient of the motor,
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of permanent magnet motors and permanent magnet motor design, and particularly relates to a design method of a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor.
Background
The Vernier motor (Vernier motor) is a low-speed large-torque direct drive type motor, and has wide application prospects in new energy fields such as electric vehicles, wind power generation, sea wave power generation and the like. The vernier motor is a permanent magnet motor with unequal numbers of stator and rotor poles, and mainly comprises a motor stator, a motor rotor and a magnetic field modulation part. The current open slot type permanent magnet vernier motor is generally provided with a plurality of stator slots for accommodating armature windings uniformly along the circumferential direction of a motor stator, a convex part between each stator slot forms a stator tooth, and the magnetic field modulation (magnetic field modulation) is carried out through a uniformly distributed stator tooth structure, so that a majority of pole pair magnetic fields of a motor rotor are modulated into a minority of pole pair magnetic fields matched with the motor stator, and stable electromagnetic torque is generated. However, the permanent magnet vernier motor with the uniformly distributed tooth structure can cause a large amount of winding magnetomotive force harmonics of the armature winding to be underutilized, and the improvement of the output torque and the torque density of the permanent magnet vernier motor is seriously limited.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a design method of a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor, and aims to solve the problems that the permanent magnet vernier motor in the prior art cannot fully utilize winding magnetomotive force harmonic waves, and the output torque and the torque density of the permanent magnet vernier motor are limited to be improved.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is to provide a method for designing a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor of a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor, the method for designing the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor is applied to the permanent magnet vernier motor, and the permanent magnet vernier motor comprises a rotor and a rotor, wherein the rotor is provided with a ZsThe motor stator of each stator tooth, the motor rotor matched with the motor stator, and the Z arranged on the motor rotorrThe permanent magnets and the armature windings are respectively wound on the stator teeth; the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor comprises the following steps:
step S1: will ZsThe stator teeth are annularly arranged on the motor stator at intervals, and n is sequentially selected along the clockwise or anticlockwise directiongThe stator teeth which are continuously arranged are a tooth unit group to form ZsEach stator tooth is divided into ZfEach tooth unit group;
step S2: at randomAdjusting n magnetic motive force harmonics in each tooth unit group according to winding magnetic motive force harmonics which are not utilized by no-load air gap flux density harmonics under the conditions that the included angles between the central planes of two adjacent tooth unit groups are equal and the position of the central plane of each tooth unit group is not changedgThe positions of the stator teeth are not equal to the distance between two adjacent stator teeth in each tooth unit group until the distance between two adjacent tooth unit groups is not equal to the distance between two adjacent tooth unit groups, so that ZsThe stator teeth form a non-uniform distribution tooth structure on the motor stator;
step S3: n in each tooth unit groupgThe stator teeth are arranged to be symmetrical about the central plane of the tooth unit group, target magnetic conductance harmonics with the frequency corresponding to the winding magnetomotive force harmonics which are not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonics are introduced, and the no-load air gap flux density harmonics are modulated by the non-uniform distribution tooth structure and the permanent magnets to enable the no-load air gap flux density harmonics to correspond to the target magnetic conductance harmonics.
Further, n is adjusted in each of the tooth unit groupsgIn the step of positioning the stator teeth, the distance between any two adjacent tooth unit groups is equal, and Z isfAnd the armature windings of the tooth unit groups are symmetrical.
Furthermore, the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor further comprises the step of adjusting n in each tooth unit groupgA winding magnetomotive force harmonic selection step prior to the stator tooth position step, the winding magnetomotive force harmonic selection step comprising: set at ZsAnd calculating and analyzing the winding magnetomotive force harmonic component of the armature winding under the condition that the stator teeth are annularly arranged and evenly distributed at equal intervals, and selecting the winding magnetomotive force harmonic not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonic.
Further, in the winding magnetomotive force harmonic selection step, the lowest winding magnetomotive force harmonic which is not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonic in the winding magnetomotive force harmonic component is selected.
Further, the selected number of times of the winding magnetomotive force harmonic wave which is not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonic wave is recorded as ZcAnd recording the permeance times of the target permeance harmonic as ZfnThen Z isfn=Zr-ZcAnd the number of tooth unit groups ZfSatisfy the relation Zf=GCD(Zfn,Zs) Or Zf=Zs-Zfn(ii) a Wherein GCD is the greatest common divisor.
Further, the no-load air gap flux density harmonic component modulated by the target magnetic conductance harmonic and the permanent magnet satisfies the following relational expression:
wherein B is magnetic density, P is magnetic conductance, F is the magnetomotive force of the permanent magnet,
is | nZr±mZfI order magnetic density harmonic amplitude, thetamIs the rotor mechanical position angle; zrThe number of pole pairs of the permanent magnet is; zfThe number of the tooth unit groups is; theta is the angle between different positions on the rotor and a reference point; m is a natural number, and n is an odd number not less than 1.Further, the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor further comprises the step of applying cogging torque phasor to Z respectively before the step of introducing the target magnetic conductance harmonic wavefAnd analyzing the cogging torque harmonics of the stator teeth at the same sequence position in each tooth unit group, and modifying the tooth width and the position of the stator teeth at the same sequence position in each tooth unit group to eliminate specific sub-cogging torque harmonics.
Further, in the step of modifying the tooth width and position of the stator teeth at the same ordinal position in each of the tooth unit groups, Z issThe stator teeth are arranged in an equal width mode.
Further, applying cogging torque phasor to Z respectivelyfAnalyzing the cogging torque harmonics of the stator teeth at the same sequence position in the tooth unit group, and then modulating the target magnetic conductance harmonic and each modulated permanent magnetAnd calculating the content of the effective sub-zero-load air gap flux density harmonic wave, and determining the design point with the highest output torque under the condition of meeting the minimum cogging torque.
Further, the electromagnetic torque obtained by analyzing and calculating the content of each effective sub no-load air gap flux density harmonic modulated by the permanent magnet according to the target magnetic conductance harmonic satisfies the relation:
wherein k isTIn order to be the torque coefficient of the motor,
is | Z corresponding to the magnetomotive force of the windingr±mZfI order magnetic density harmonic amplitude, TeAs electromagnetic torque, BeffectEffective flux density of air gap, ZrNumber of permanent magnet pole pairs, ZfThe number of tooth unit groups is shown, and m is a natural number.The design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor has the beneficial effects that: compared with the prior art, the Z-shaped stator is arranged on the stator of the motor in an annular and spaced modesEach stator tooth is divided into ZfThe tooth unit groups adjust n in each tooth unit group under the conditions that the included angle between the central planes of any two adjacent tooth unit groups is equal and the position of the central plane of each tooth unit group is not changedgThe positions of the stator teeth enable the space between two adjacent stator teeth in each tooth unit group to be unequal to the space between two adjacent tooth unit groups, a non-uniform distribution tooth structure is formed on the motor stator, and n teeth in each tooth unit groupgThe stator teeth are arranged to be symmetrical about the central plane of the tooth unit group, so that the stator windings are symmetrical in phase to phase. The non-uniform distribution tooth structure on the motor stator can be utilized to introduce the target magnetic conductance harmonic with the frequency corresponding to the winding magnetomotive force harmonic which is not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonic, the no-load air gap flux density harmonic is modulated by the non-uniform distribution tooth structure and the permanent magnet, the no-load air gap flux density harmonic corresponds to the target magnetic conductance harmonic, and therefore the non-uniform distribution tooth structure and the permanent magnet correspond to each otherThe body modulates the no-load air gap flux density harmonic corresponding to the target magnetic conductance harmonic, and makes full use of the magnetomotive force harmonic generated by the armature winding to realize that the motor additionally generates net output torque, thereby increasing the output torque and the torque density of the permanent magnet vernier motor.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a permanent magnet vernier motor designed by the method for designing a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic perspective view of a motor stator with stator windings wound thereon according to the design method for a non-uniform-tooth permanent magnet vernier motor according to the embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a schematic perspective view of a motor stator designed by the method for designing a non-uniform-tooth permanent magnet vernier motor according to the embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a schematic top view of a motor stator with stator windings wound thereon according to the design method of the non-uniform-tooth permanent magnet vernier motor according to the embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a stator tooth dividing tooth unit group according to the method for designing a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a cogging torque grouping of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor design method according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram illustrating a grouping of cogging torques according to the method for designing a non-uniform-tooth permanent magnet vernier motor according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of a stator winding short-distance distributed winding of the method for designing a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor according to the embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 9 is a phasor diagram of each set of cogging torque of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor design method according to the embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 10 shows a design method of a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor according to an embodiment of the present invention, in which n isg4-hour cogging torque subharmonic phasor diagram.
Wherein, in the drawings, the reference numerals are mainly as follows:
1-a motor stator; 11-stator teeth; 2-a motor rotor; 3-a permanent magnet; 4-an armature winding;
5-a tooth unit group; 51-central plane.
Detailed Description
In order to make the technical problems, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention is described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not intended to limit the invention.
It will be understood that when an element is referred to as being "secured to" or "disposed on" another element, it can be directly on the other element or be indirectly on the other element. When an element is referred to as being "connected to" another element, it can be directly connected to the other element or be indirectly connected to the other element.
Furthermore, the terms "first", "second" and "first" are used for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly indicating the number of technical features indicated. Thus, a feature defined as "first" or "second" may explicitly or implicitly include one or more of that feature. In the description of the present invention, "a plurality" means two or more unless specifically defined otherwise. The meaning of "a number" is one or more unless specifically limited otherwise.
In the description of the present invention, it should be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified or limited, the terms "mounted," "connected," and "connected" are to be construed broadly, e.g., as meaning either a fixed connection, a removable connection, or an integral connection; can be mechanically or electrically connected; either directly or indirectly through intervening media, either internally or in any other relationship. The specific meanings of the above terms in the present invention can be understood by those skilled in the art according to specific situations.
Referring to fig. 1, a method for designing a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor of a non-uniform tooth structure according to the present invention will now be described. The invention provides a design method of a non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor of a non-uniform tooth structure, which is applied to the permanent magnet vernier motor, wherein the permanent magnet vernier motor comprises a rotor and a rotor, wherein the rotor is provided with a Z-shaped structuresA
step S1: will ZsThe stator teeth are annularly arranged on the
In this step, please refer to FIG. 2, FIG. 3 and FIG. 5, for Zs
Step S2: under the condition that the included angles between the
Specifically, in step S2, according to the operating principle of the pm machine, the pm machine torque is derived from the interaction of the permanent
T=kT∑kwnFcnBPMn(1-1)
wherein, in the formula BPMnIs the no-load air gap flux density n-th harmonic amplitude; k is a radical ofTIs constant and is related to the permanent magnet motor structure; k is a radical ofwnIs the nth harmonic winding factor; fcnIs the winding magnetomotive force harmonic amplitude; n is the number of specific sub-winding magnetomotive force harmonics not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonics.
In this step, the analysis of the magnetomotive force harmonic components of the three-phase armature winding is taken as an example for explanation: the open slot vernier motor forms a winding scheme of distributed concentrated windings due to the special pole number proportion and the large difference between the armature winding pole pair number and the
In this embodiment, the three-phase armature winding 4 is a three-phase symmetric centralized armature winding, and when a symmetric three-phase current i ═ Isin (ω t- α) is applied to the three-phase symmetric centralized distributed armature winding, the magnetomotive force harmonic component of the three-phase centralized double-layer armature winding satisfies the following relation:
wherein p is the pole pair number of the winding, omega is the angular speed of three-phase current input by the winding, alpha is the initial phase angle of the current, kwFor each harmonic winding factor, Fc1For Fourier decomposition of fundamental content, θmIs the rotor mechanical position angle; n is a natural number sequentially valued from small to large, and m is a natural number.
In this step, referring to fig. 4, n in each
Step S3: referring to fig. 4, n in each tooth unit set 5gThe stator teeth are arranged symmetrically with respect to the
In step S3, n in each
Specifically, after the
For example, tradition 1-17-18 (p-Z)r-Zs) The no-load air gap magnetic field of the vernier motor with the pole number ratio is mainly fundamental wave and 17 th harmonic wave, and the net output torque is generated by the action of the no-load air gap magnetic field and the fundamental wave and the 17 th harmonic wave of the winding magnetomotive force respectively. Generally speaking, the main harmonic of the no-load magnetomotive force generated by the
Compared with the prior art, the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the invention has the advantages that the Z teeth are annularly and alternately arranged on the
Preferably, as a specific implementation manner of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor design method provided by the present invention, the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor design method further includes adjusting n in each tooth unit group 5gA winding magnetomotive force harmonic selection step before the position step of each stator tooth, wherein the winding magnetomotive force harmonic selection step is performedThe potential harmonic wave selecting step comprises the following steps: set at ZsAnd calculating and analyzing the winding magnetomotive force harmonic component of the armature winding 4 under the condition that the stator teeth are annularly arranged and evenly distributed at equal intervals, and selecting the winding magnetomotive force harmonic which is not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonic.
In this step, set at ZsUnder the condition that the
Preferably, as a specific implementation mode of the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the invention, in the winding magnetomotive force harmonic selection step, the lowest secondary winding magnetomotive force harmonic which is not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonic in the winding magnetomotive force harmonic component is selected, so that the lowest secondary magnetomotive force harmonic with the highest amplitude or the magnetomotive force harmonic with higher amplitude is utilized to act on the introduced corresponding secondary air gap flux density harmonic, the
Preferably, as a specific implementation mode of the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the invention, the number of the selected winding magnetomotive force harmonic which is not utilized by the no-load air gap flux density harmonic is recorded as ZcLet the number of permeations of the target permeance harmonic be ZfnThen Z isfn=Zr-ZcAnd the number of tooth unit groups is 5ZfSatisfy the relation Zf=GCD(Zfn,Zs) Or Zf=Zs-Zfn(ii) a Wherein GCD is the greatest common divisor.
In this step, a three-phase armature winding symmetric permanent magnet vernier motor with 2p times of winding magnetomotive force harmonic is taken as an example for explanation, because Z issIs a multiple of 3p, so Zs3p is likewise a multiple of 3p, the number Z of sets of tooth elements being determined by the greatest common divisorfThe symmetry condition of the armature winding is necessarily satisfied.
Specifically, the no-load air gap flux density harmonic component modulated by the target magnetic conductance harmonic and the
wherein B is magnetic density, P is magnetic conductance, F is permanent magnet magnetomotive force,
is | nZr±mZfI order magnetic density harmonic amplitude, thetamIs the rotor mechanical position angle; zrThe number of pole pairs of the permanent magnet is; zfThe number of the tooth unit groups is; theta is the angle between different positions on the rotor and a reference point; m is a natural number, and n is an odd number not less than 1.In this step, according to the formula (1-3), for example, in the tooth structure with uniformly distributed
Preferably, as a specific implementation manner of the method for designing the non-uniform-tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the invention, the method for designing the non-uniform-tooth permanent magnet vernier motor further comprises the step of applying cogging torque phasor to Z respectively before the step of introducing the target magnetic conductance harmonic wavefThe cogging torque harmonics of the stator teeth in the same order position in the
Specifically, referring to fig. 6 and 7, respectively, Z isfInternal phases of the set of gear teeth 5Z in the same position (
Preferably, as a specific embodiment of the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the present invention, in the step of modifying the tooth width and position of the stator teeth in the same sequence position in each
Preferably, as a specific embodiment of the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the invention, Z is usedsAfter the
Preferably, as a specific implementation mode of the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the invention, the Z-direction torque phasor is respectively applied to the Z-direction torque phasorsfCogging torque harmonic generation of stator teeth at the same sequential position in the tooth unit group 5After the analysis step, the content of each effective sub-zero-load air gap flux density harmonic modulated by the target magnetic conductance harmonic and the
Specifically, the electromagnetic torque obtained by analyzing and calculating the content of each effective sub no-load air gap flux density harmonic modulated by the target magnetic conductance harmonic and the
wherein k isTIn order to be the torque coefficient of the motor,
is | Z corresponding to the magnetomotive force of the windingr±mZfI order magnetic density harmonic amplitude, TeAs electromagnetic torque, BeffectEffective flux density of air gap, ZrNumber of permanent magnet pole pairs, ZfThe number of tooth unit groups is shown, and m is a natural number.Preferably, as a specific implementation manner of the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the present invention, in the step of adjusting the tooth width and the position of the stator teeth at the same position inside each tooth unit group, n isgAnd the cogging torque generated by the joint action of the cogging torque groups meets the following relational expression:
wherein, TcogIs the cogging torque, k is the kth set of teeth, i is the i-th harmonic of the cogging torque, TkiNcogMagnitude of i-th harmonic component of cogging torque, N, generated for the kth set of teethcogNumber Z of tooth unit groupsfAnd permanent magnet pole number 2ZrSmallest common multiple of, thetamFor rotor mechanical position angle, αkAnd m is a natural number, and is the offset angle of the kth group of teeth relative to a stator reference point.
In this step, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 9, according to ZsA non-The tooth unit group of the stator teeth distributed uniformly is divided into ZsEach stator tooth is divided into ngA set of cogging torque groups, each set of cogging torque groups comprising ZfThe tooth method analyzes the cogging torque to solve the problem that the cogging torque is increased when the stator teeth are non-uniformly distributed. As shown in fig. 9, although n is inside each tooth unit groupgThe stator teeth are non-uniformly distributed, but because of ZfN inside the set of gear teethgThe distribution of the teeth of each stator is the same, and the intervals of the central planes of the tooth unit groups are the same, at the moment, ZfZ at the same position in the set of gear unitsfThe stator teeth are spaced at equal distances, namely, the stator teeth are uniformly distributed.
Preferably, as a specific implementation mode of the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the invention, Z is usedsAfter the stator teeth are set to be of equal width, sequentially shifting the cogging torque fundamental phasor of each group of cogging torque groups by alphangAngle to minimize overall cogging torque. Wherein, the alpha isngSatisfy the relation:
wherein n isgThe number of sets of cogging torque sets.
In this case, the cogging torque fundamental wave phasors of each of the cogging torque groups are sequentially shifted by αngAfter the angle step, the cogging torque subharmonic phasors of each set of the cogging torque groups satisfy the following relational expression:
wherein, TcogkFor the kth set of cogging torques, i being the i-th harmonic of the cogging torque, TkiNcogMagnitude of i-th harmonic component of cogging torque, N, generated for the kth set of teethcogNumber Z of tooth unit groupsfAnd permanent magnet pole number 2ZrSmallest common multiple of, thetamFor rotor mechanical position angle, αkIs opposite to the k-th group of teethThe offset angle of the stator reference point, m being a natural number.
When considering cogging torque multiple harmonics, the frequency of cogging torque fundamental is determined by LCM (Z) after introducing non-uniform tooth structures,2Zr) Decrease to LCM (Z)f,2Zr) And LCM is the least common multiple, and multiple harmonics are newly introduced in a more uniform tooth structure. By using the method, the newly introduced harmonic content can be eliminated simultaneously, and the number of the stator teeth in each tooth unit group is 4, namely ngThe case where the group cogging torque group is 4 groups is explained: as shown in fig. 10, at this time, αngAt 90 deg., the phasors are of the same magnitude. The first 4 cases are given in the figure, with subsequent harmonics cycling in sequence. When alpha isngAt a multiple of 90 deg., the l +1 th tooth phase can be expressed as l90 deg. with reference to a certain time in the cogging torque group. The method is based on the premise that l cannot be equal to a multiple of 4, e.g. alpha is an integer multiple of 4ngThe harmonic waves are multiples of 360 degrees, and all the harmonic waves are in a superposition relation, so that the cogging torque can be maximized. The other values of l can achieve the effect of eliminating low-order harmonic waves, and the method eliminates the harmonic waves with the harmonic frequency not being 4 times in the cogging torque. It can be seen that the number of eliminations unequal to ngN can be eliminated by this methodcogMultiple cogging torque ripple. At this time, ngNcogThe multiple fluctuation amplitude is the superposition of the phasor amplitudes of all groups of teeth. Wherein N iscogThe number of times of the fundamental wave of the cogging torque in the case of non-uniform teeth.
Preferably, as a specific implementation of the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the present invention, in the non-uniform distribution tooth structure, the relative position angle of each cogging torque group can be sufficiently adjusted, so as to minimize the cogging torque result acted by the stator teeth of each cogging torque group. And in said application of cogging torque phasor pairs ngIn the step of analyzing the cogging torque harmonics of the cogging torque groups, the phasors of the cogging torque groups satisfy the relation:
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
in the form of phasors of the cogging torque of the kth group, i being the i-th harmonic of the cogging torque, TkiNcogMagnitude of i-th harmonic component of cogging torque, N, generated for the kth set of teethcogNumber Z of tooth unit groupsfAnd permanent magnet pole number 2ZrSmallest common multiple of, thetamFor rotor mechanical position angle, αkAnd m is a natural number, and is the offset angle of the kth group of teeth relative to a stator reference point.Preferably, as a specific implementation mode of the design method of the non-uniform tooth permanent magnet vernier motor provided by the invention, n in each
Specifically, around ZsThe plurality of centralized armature windings on the
The above description is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and is not to be construed as limiting the invention, and any modifications, equivalents and improvements made within the spirit and principle of the present invention are intended to be included within the scope of the present invention.
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