Define NSSM Rotor Winding
The rotor winding is equipped on the rotor pole to provide the excitation for the magnetic field.
Double-click the icon Machine > Rotor > Winding in the project tree to display the Properties dialog box, where you define the wires and physical dimensions of the rotor winding.
In the Winding tab, the following are defined:
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Parallel Branches |
The number of parallel branches in the rotor winding. |
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Conductors per Slot |
The number of conductors per slot (0 for auto-design). |
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Number of Strands |
The number of wires per conductor (0 for auto-design). |
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Wire Wrap |
The thickness of the double-sided wire wrap (0 to automatically obtain this value from the wire library). |
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Wire Size |
Wire size (0 for auto-design). You can assign wire size of round wires or rectangle wires. When you select Round Wire for Winding Type, round wires are used ((refer to section 8.4.1 Assign Round Wire Sizes). Otherwise, rectangle wires are used (refer to section 8.4.2 Assign Rectangular Wire Size). |
In the End/Insulation tab the following are defined:
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Input Half-turn Length |
Select or clear this check box to specify whether or not you want to enter the half-turn length. When this check box is selected, the row Half Turn Length appears the next time you open the Properties dialog box. When this check box is cleared, the row End Adjustment appears instead. |
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Half-turn Length |
The half-turn length of the armature winding. It is available when Input Half-turn Length is selected. |
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End Adjustment |
One-side end extended length. |
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Inner Fillet Radius |
Inner fillet radius at the span corner. |
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End Clearance |
End clearance between two adjacent coils. |
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Coil Wrap |
Insulation: single-side coil wrap thickness. |
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Slot Liner |
Insulation: slot liner thickness. |
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Wedge Thickness |
Insulation: wedge thickness. |
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Bottom Insulation |
Insulation: bottom insulation thickness. |
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Limited Cross Height |
The limited cross-section height for the winding design or arrangement, or Overall Height as shown in Figure 12.12 (0 for available maximum area). |
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Winding Fillet |
The size of the winding fillet. |