Inductance Matrix of a Transfer Field Machine (TFM) and an Induction Machine (IM): A Comparison
  • Author(s): M. N. Eleanya ; K. C. Obute ; V. C. Ogboh
  • Paper ID: 1702601
  • Page: 76-86
  • Published Date: 01-03-2021
  • Published In: Iconic Research And Engineering Journals
  • Publisher: IRE Journals
  • e-ISSN: 2456-8880
  • Volume/Issue: Volume 4 Issue 8 February-2021
Abstract

This paper presents a comparative analysis of a transfer field machine (TFM) and a poly-phase induction machine (IM) with central focus on the inductance matrix of both machines . The two machines belong to two different classes of machine and quite different in physical configuration. In this analysis , the self inductance matrix of the two machines are derived and both shown to be independent of the rotor angular position. However , the mutual coupling inductance in both cases are dependent on rotor angular position which varies with time. For the transfer field machine , in addition to rotor angle dependence, it also depends on the difference between the direct - and quadrature- axes reactances. In both machines, when state variables namely voltage and flux linkage equations, are transformed to arbitrary qdo reference frame, a new set of voltage and flux linkage equations are obtained with inductance values , no longer dependent on the rotor angular position that varies with time ; and this of course is of great advantage in the analysis of both machines.

Keywords

Self-inductance, Mutual-inductance, Inductance Matrix, Coupling, Angular position, Comparative Analysis.

Citations

IRE Journals:
M. N. Eleanya , K. C. Obute , V. C. Ogboh "Inductance Matrix of a Transfer Field Machine (TFM) and an Induction Machine (IM): A Comparison" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 4 Issue 8 2021 Page 76-86

IEEE:
M. N. Eleanya , K. C. Obute , V. C. Ogboh "Inductance Matrix of a Transfer Field Machine (TFM) and an Induction Machine (IM): A Comparison" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 4(8)