Special Electrical Machines Assignment
Special Electrical Machines Assignment
1. Explain in details about the construction feature of the brushless Permanent Magnet
Motor. Explain its principle of operation.
2. Explain about rotor position sensor for BLPM motor.
3. Phasor Diagram for PM Synchronous Motor
4. Explain Locus Diagram
Stator
The stator of the BLPMDC motor is made up of silicon steel stampings with slots in its
interior surface. These slots accommodate either a closed or opened distributed armature
winding. Usually it is closed one. This winding is to be wound for a specified (even) number
of poles and the winding is suitably connected to a d.c. supply through a power electronic
switching circuitry [named as electronic commutator] Rotor
Permanent magnet rotor
The rotor is made of forged steel. The rotor accommodates permanent magnet. The number
of poles of the rotor is same as that of the stator. The rotor shaft carries a rotor position
sensor. This position sensor provides information about the position of the shaft at any
instant to the controller which sends suitable signals to the electronic commutator.
Armature winding
For normal electronic commutator, usually six switching devices are employed Then the
winding should have three tapings.
There are also two electrical configurations having to do with how the wires from the
windings are connected to each other [not their physical shape or location]. The delta
configuration, as already known, connects the three windings to each other [series circuit] in
triangle-like circuit, and power is applied at each of the connections.
The wye ("Y"-shaped) configuration, called a star winding, connects all of the windings to a
central point parallel circuit] and power is applied to the remaining end of each winding.
The BLDC motor with windings in delta configuration gives low torque at low rpm, but can
give higher ranges of rpm. Wye configuration gives high torque at low rpm, but the motor
cannot be operated in higher rpm ranges.