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Prius_PWM

This document outlines the use of the PWM macro for simulating a Prius motor at constant speed, detailing the steps to create I/O parameters and tension sources. It presents results comparing torque and iron losses with and without PWM, indicating that PWM results in 1.5% lower torque and 14.39% higher iron losses. The document concludes with a summary of the findings and their implications for motor performance.

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Prius_PWM

This document outlines the use of the PWM macro for simulating a Prius motor at constant speed, detailing the steps to create I/O parameters and tension sources. It presents results comparing torque and iron losses with and without PWM, indicating that PWM results in 1.5% lower torque and 14.39% higher iron losses. The document concludes with a summary of the findings and their implications for motor performance.

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Test Prius

PWM

Yassine Salhi
Date :08/04/2015
Introduction
This document deals with how to use the macro PWM, the example used is
the simulation of Prius motor at constant speed
On this example there are three sources so we must use the macro three
times
Each time we select the right phase.

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Step 1
Create the I/O parameter « PWM » for each tension source thanks to the Macro:
For V_1: For V_2: For V_3:

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Step 2
Create tension sources and put parameters « PWM » as formula:

V_1

V_2

V_3

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Step 3

Change the initial position of the rotor

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Step 4
Create the solving scenario, for the PWM we need more points

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Results

Blue: Triangular carrier wave


Green: Modulating signal
Purple:PWM (output)

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Results

Above, Current represented on an electrical period

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Results

Above, the currents delivered by the three voltage sources

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Results

Above, the torque delivered by the motor

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Iron losses with PWM (LS model)
Iron losses for all the motor:
18.04*8=144.32W

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Iron losses with PWM (Bertotti model)
Iron losses for all the motor:
21.66*8=173.28W

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Conclusion

Comparison With PWM Without PWM

Torque (mean value) 405 Nm 411 Nm

Iron losses (mean value between LS and Bertotti model) 158.8W 135.96W

With PWM torque is 1.5% lower and iron losses are 14.39% higher

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