Modeling of an axial-type magnetic gear using a reluctance-based magnetic equivalent circuit
G. E. Ruiz-Ponce; M. A. Arjona; C. Hernandez; C. Espinoza;
Modeling of an axial-type magnetic gear using a reluctance-based magnetic equivalent circuit
This paper presents a new steady-state model of an axial-type magnetic gear (ATMG) employing a 2D magnetic equivalent circuit (MEC) based on reluctance networks (RN). The MEC approach combines reasonable accuracy with moderate computational effort. This is a new model that will allow a faster analysis and design for the ATMG.
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