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Suppression of shaft voltage for preventing bearing fault of IPM-type high voltage motor in the electric vehicle

Authors: null Sang-Hoon Cha; null Kyung-Tae Kim; null Byeong-Woo Kim; Jin Hur;

Suppression of shaft voltage for preventing bearing fault of IPM-type high voltage motor in the electric vehicle

Abstract

In this paper, we propose a method to suppress shaft voltage by changing the shape of the permanent magnets in the Interior Permanent Magnet (IPM)-type high voltage motors. The shaft voltage, which is induced by parasitic components and leakage flux in the motor driven system, adversely affects their bearings. For minimizing the shaft voltage, a magnet re-arrangement of the motor are designed. The suppression effect of the shaft voltage of the designed model is confirmed by comparing FE analysis and experimental results.

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