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Re: paper: 4 CIM versus 6 CIM theoretical calculations

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Originally Posted by asid61 View Post
That's some nice math you got there. I'm not sure if your model is perfect however. Are you assuming a stalled CIM? A CIM's resistance becomes less important as it speeds up, although I assume that you are doing the math for starting from a standstill.
A possible solution to this could be just basic speed ramping.
Also, what happens if you go from full forwards to full reverse? Theoretically, you get 2x stall current. Practically speaking, you'll start saturating magnetic fields at some point, so it gets hard to model. Stall is a good starting point.
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