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DC Machine Permanent Excitation<br />

<strong>SIMPLORER</strong> 6.0 — <strong>Manual</strong> 181<br />

Imaginary Part of Stator Voltage [V] V1Q real<br />

Real Part of Stator Flux Linkage [Vs] PSI1D real<br />

Imaginary Part of Stator Flux Linkage [Vs] PSI1Q real<br />

Real Part of Damper Circuit Flux Linkage [Vs] PSI2D real<br />

Imaginary Part of Damper Circuit Flux Linkage [Vs] PSI2Q real<br />

Component Nodes<br />

Description Node Name Nature<br />

Stator Node A A electrical<br />

Stator Node B B electrical<br />

Stator Node C C electrical<br />

>>Basics>Circuit>Electrical Machines<br />

The model represents a DC machine with permanent excitation as a lumped circuit component.<br />

The component cannot be used with AC and DC simulation.<br />

Model Limits of DC Machine Models<br />

• The nonlinear magnetic circuit (DC machine with Nonlinear electrical excitation) is able<br />

to consider the dependence on excitation flux and inductance caused by the excitation<br />

current.<br />

• Armature and exciter circuit of the DC machine model are considered to be completely<br />

decoupled.<br />

• No consideration of saturation effects in the armature q-axis caused by the armature current.<br />

• No consideration of armature reaction on exciting field<br />

• No consideration of eddy-current and hysteresis loss caused by armature rotation and<br />

pulsating-current supply system<br />

• Friction losses (parasitic torques) are not considered in the model; they can be added<br />

with the load torque parameter externally<br />

Equation System<br />

The equation system is implemented on condition of a linear magnetic circuit. Index a represents<br />

the armature circuit quantities.<br />

Voltage equation<br />

dia() t<br />

va() t = ia() t ⋅ R ------------- a + ⋅ L<br />

dt a + ke ⋅ ω() t<br />

Torque equation (electromagnetic developed “internal” torque)<br />

mi() t = ke ⋅ ia() t<br />

Motion equation<br />

dω<br />

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

() t<br />

dt<br />

=<br />

1<br />

--( m<br />

J i() t – mw() t )

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