Command Line
Motor-CAD can be called from the command line using the syntax shown below.
Motor-CAD_?_?_?.exe [filename.mot] [options]
The following options are available:
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/BPM |
change to BPM motor type |
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/IM |
change to IM motor type |
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/SRM |
change to SRM motor type |
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/SYNC |
change to SYNC motor type |
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/PMDC |
change to PMDC motor type |
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/WFC |
change to WFC motor type |
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/BPMOR |
change to BPMOR motor type |
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/IM1PH |
change to IM1PH motor type |
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/IG |
include intelligent geometry scaling in import |
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/SMD |
import SPEED material data |
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/XG |
import SPEED geometry |
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/XW |
import SPEED winding data |
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/XL |
import SPEED loss data |
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/SSS |
show steady state comparison table with SPEED results |
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/TGG |
show transient difference graph with SPEED results |
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/TGD |
import SPEED duty cycle |
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/XSDD |
import SPEED frame dissipation data |
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/STEADYSTATE_ANALYSIS |
run a steady state thermal analysis |
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/TRANSIENT_ANALYSIS |
run a transient thermal analysis |
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/SPEED_STATIC |
run SPEED static design analysis |
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/SPEED_DYNAMIC |
run SPEED dynamic design analysis |
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/SPEED_FILE= |
specify the SPEED file to use |
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/SPEED_SAVE |
save the SPEED file |
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/MOTOR-CAD_FILE= |
change the name of Motor-CAD .mot file |
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/SAVE |
save Motor-CAD .mot model file |
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/CLOSE |
close Motor-CAD after completing all other commands |
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/RUN_SCRIPT |
run the script |
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/SCRIPT_FILE= |
specify the script file |
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/NO_GUI |
do not show any Motor-CAD user interface |
The example below will open Motor-CAD without showing any user interface, load the model file and then run a steady state analysis. The steady state results will be placed in the steady.txt file.
MOTOR_CAD.EXE "modelFile.mot" /STEADYSTATE_ANALYSIS /NO_GUI