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Mathematical Modeling and Electromagnetic Characteristics Analysis of a Six-Phase Distributed Single-Winding BPMSM with 12 Slots and 2 Poles

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By Wenshao Bu, Jiangdi Li, Yongfang Lu
| MDPI
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Improved Adaptive PI-like Fuzzy Control Strategy of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor

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By Wenshao Bu, Shihao Guo, Jinwei Li, Zongang Fan
| MDPI
1. Introduction The permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) has a series of advantages, such as compact size, high efficiency, minimal torque fluctuations, high power density, ease of maintenance, etc., and it is commonly used as actuator or electromechanical energy conversion device in industrial fields such as transportation, energy, and mechanical processing [1,2]. The PMSM system generally adopts a classical PID controller.
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Research on Sliding Mode Variable Structure Model Reference Adaptive System Speed Identification of Bearingless Induction Motor

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By Wenqing Tao, Youpeng Chen, Wenshao Bu
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1. Introduction Magnetic bearings have been widely used for high-speed motor rotor support [1]. However, motors supported by magnetic bearings still have a series of drawbacks, such as the high-power consumption of magnetic levitation and difficulty in overspeed [2,3,4]. The bearingless motor is a new type of motor proposed based on the stator structure similarity between magnetic bearings and ordinary AC motors, which is suitable for high-speed rotational drive [2,3].
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