Hello MathWorks community,
I am building a control system simulation model for a BLDC motor used in an electric vehicle.
However, I cannot find some data to enter in the fields:
Maximum permanent magnet flux linkage
Rotor angle range over which the permanent magnet flux linking the stator winding is constant
possibly use:
Maximum rotor-induced back EMF
In addition, I should also characterize the motor from a thermal aspect, so that I can make assessments on the type of cooling to be used and the working conditions under which it might operate: how could I “theoretically” derive the values to be entered in the fields:
1) Temperature Dependence
2) Thermal Port

Thank you in advance.Hello MathWorks community,
I am building a control system simulation model for a BLDC motor used in an electric vehicle.
However, I cannot find some data to enter in the fields:
Maximum permanent magnet flux linkage
Rotor angle range over which the permanent magnet flux linking the stator winding is constant
possibly use:
Maximum rotor-induced back EMF
In addition, I should also characterize the motor from a thermal aspect, so that I can make assessments on the type of cooling to be used and the working conditions under which it might operate: how could I “theoretically” derive the values to be entered in the fields:
1) Temperature Dependence
2) Thermal Port

Thank you in advance. Hello MathWorks community,
I am building a control system simulation model for a BLDC motor used in an electric vehicle.
However, I cannot find some data to enter in the fields:
Maximum permanent magnet flux linkage
Rotor angle range over which the permanent magnet flux linking the stator winding is constant
possibly use:
Maximum rotor-induced back EMF
In addition, I should also characterize the motor from a thermal aspect, so that I can make assessments on the type of cooling to be used and the working conditions under which it might operate: how could I “theoretically” derive the values to be entered in the fields:
1) Temperature Dependence
2) Thermal Port

Thank you in advance. simulink, simscape, electric_motor_control, matlab MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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