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SIMPLORER User Manual V6.0 - FER-a

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Flux-linkage equations<br />

ψ1d() t = i1d() t ⋅ L1d + i2d() t ⋅ Lm12d + k<br />

ψ1q() t = i1q() t ⋅ L1q + i2d() t ⋅ L<br />

m12q<br />

ψ2d() t = i1d() t ⋅ Lm12d + i2d() t ⋅ L2d + k<br />

e<br />

ψ2q() t = i1q() t ⋅ Lm12q + i2q() t ⋅ L2q Torque equation<br />

Motion equation<br />

dω<br />

-------------<br />

() t<br />

dt<br />

=<br />

1<br />

-- ( m<br />

J i() t – mw() t )<br />

<strong>SIMPLORER</strong> 6.0 — <strong>Manual</strong> 179<br />

Voltage equations<br />

v1d() t<br />

dψ1d() t<br />

= i1d() t ⋅ R1 + ------------------ – p ⋅ ω() t ⋅ ψ1q() t<br />

dt<br />

dψ2d() t<br />

0 = i2d() t ⋅ R ------------------<br />

2 +<br />

dt<br />

v1q() t<br />

dψ1q() t<br />

= i1q() t ⋅ R1 + ------------------ + p ⋅ ω() t ⋅ ψ1d() t<br />

dt<br />

dψ2q() t<br />

0 = i2q() t ⋅ R2 + -----------------dt<br />

mi() t<br />

=<br />

3<br />

--p ⋅ ( ψ<br />

2 1d() t ⋅ i1q() t – ψ1q() t ⋅ i1d() t )<br />

Electrical coupling of phase quantities with the orthogonal quantities<br />

γ() t = p ⋅ ω() t dt<br />

v1α() t<br />

v1β() t<br />

v1d() t<br />

v1q() t<br />

=<br />

=<br />

=<br />

∫<br />

2<br />

--v<br />

1<br />

3 1a() t --v<br />

1<br />

–<br />

3 1b() t – --v<br />

3 1c() t<br />

3 3<br />

------v<br />

3 1b() t – ------v<br />

3 1c() t<br />

v1α() t ⋅ cos(<br />

γt () ) + v1β() t ⋅ sin(<br />

γt () )<br />

= v1α() t ⋅ sin(<br />

γt () ) – v1β ⋅ cosγ()<br />

t<br />

Dialog Settings<br />

� «Parameters»<br />

Click the «Value» field of the corresponding parameter to define a value. Common parameter<br />

types. Enter a numerical value, a variable, or an expression. Look the meaning up in the parameter<br />

table below.<br />

� «Initial Values»<br />

Click the «Value» field of the corresponding parameter to define the initial values. Common<br />

parameter types. Enter a numerical value, a variable, or an expression. The values are set only<br />

once at simulation start. Look the meaning up in the parameter table below.<br />

� «Angular Dimension»<br />

In the list, select radians or degrees for the angular dimension. The dimension is valid for all<br />

angle input quantities in the machine model.<br />

Component Parameters<br />

e<br />

i1α() t = i1d() t ⋅ cos(<br />

γt () ) – i1q() t ⋅ sin(<br />

γt () )<br />

i1β() t<br />

= i1d() t ⋅ sin(<br />

γt () ) + i1q() t ⋅ cos(<br />

γt () )<br />

i1a() t = i1α() t<br />

i1b() t<br />

1<br />

--i<br />

3<br />

= –<br />

2 1α() t + ------i<br />

2 1β() t<br />

i1c() t<br />

1<br />

--i<br />

3<br />

=<br />

–<br />

2 1α() t – ------i<br />

2 1β() t<br />

Description [Unit] Parameter Name Data Type<br />

Load Torque [Nm] LOAD real<br />

Stator Resistance [Ω] R1 real

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