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Electrical Machines

Part of the Mathematical Engineering Book Series (volume 4)

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-17584-8

ISBN: 978-3-642-17583-1

Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg - Springer Journals

Sep 4, 2014

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Chapter 11Space Vector Theory

Gerling, Dieter

Pages: 297 –324
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Chapter 12Dynamic Operation and Control of Induction Machines

Gerling, Dieter

Pages: 325 –368

[For the calculation of the dynamic operation of the induction machine the general set of equations for rotating field machines (space vector theory, please refer to Chap. 11) can be used. Because of the constant air-gap when neglecting the slotting effect any choice of α(t) is possible.]
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Chapter 13Dynamic Operation of Synchronous Machines

Gerling, Dieter

Pages: 369 –423

[In this section the behavior of the synchronous machine will be regarded, if the rotor angle υ is changed by small values Δυ from the operation point (index “0”).]
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Chapter 14Dynamic Operation and Control of Permanent Magnet Excited Rotating Field Machines

Gerling, Dieter

Pages: 425 –447

[As already described in Chap. 6, the principle operation of the permanent magnet excited rotating field machine is like follows:]
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Chapter 15Concentrated Windings

Gerling, Dieter

Pages: 449 –462

[Electrical machines with non-overlapping concentrated windings have become an increasingly popular alternative to machines with distributed windings for certain applications. Concentrated winding machines (characterized by the fact that each coil is wound around a single tooth) have potentially...
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Chapter 16Lists of Symbols, Indices and Acronyms

Gerling, Dieter

Pages: 463 –470

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