Effect of Pole Pitch Variations on the Characteristics of Segmented Switched Reluctance Linear Synchronous Motors

Abstract

This study examines the influence of alterations in the dimensional parameters, particularly the pole pitch (τ), on the features of segmented switched reluctance linear synchronous motors (SSRLSM). A validated analytical model of the SSRLSM is employed in the investigation of the impact of adjusting the pole pitch on the static characteristics of the motor. The primary focus lies in the evaluation of the consequences of modifying the pole pitch (τ) on the static characteristics of the SSRLSM. The pole pitch is modified at ratios of 1.0, 0.75, 0.5, and 0.25. Through the analysis, valuable insights are gained regarding how changes in the pole pitch (τ) can impact the overall static characteristics and operational efficiency of the SSRLSM.