6.13.2. Motor EM Force Properties

Maxwell

The parameters of the Motor EM Force are defined in the Motor EM Force property dialog as shown in the figure and table below. Maxwell format can import the Motion type result exported from the Maxwell software. Maxwell format does not distinguish between stator and rotor force files. In Maxwell format, data for multi rpm results is stored in separate files. Maxwell format can create Motor EM Force using Maxwell's object-based result or a 3D element-based result.

Figure 6.79: Motor EM Force property dialog for Maxwell format

Motor EM Force property dialog for Maxwell format

Figure 6.80: Description of parameters in the Motor EM Force property dialog for Maxwell format

ParameterSymbolDescriptionDimension (Range)
1. Reference of RotationalN/AUse to set the rotational object for calculating the velocity and rotational angle.N/A
2. Result FileN/AUse to select a UNV file for Maxwell result information. In the case of an object-based result, only set this file.N/A
3. Model InformationN/AUse this panel to check the Maxwell model information. Using this parameter, you can check whether the Result Type is object-based or element-based and whether the Skew Model is skewed or not. You can also check the RPM Range of the Maxwell results.N/A
4. Initial Position AngleN/AUse to set the initial position angle for calculating forces on the reference frame.deg
5. DepthN/AUse to extend UNV results to 3-dimensional space.Length
6. No. of LayerN/AThis parameter is used for determining how many times to divide the raw electromagnetic force to apply to the FE model.N/A
7. Geometry FileN/AUse to select an AMESH file (only for element-based results).N/A
8. Force FileN/AUse to select an ANF file for force (from electro-magnetic analysis software). You can get the result file for a multi-rpm scenario when you conduct a Maxwell simulation using Optimetrics and setting for element-based only.N/A
9. Display ScaleN/AUse to adjust the size of the displayed vector using a preview.N/A
10. PreviewN/AUse to preview of the EM force vector.N/A
11. OKN/AIf all necessary parameters are set, these buttons are enabled.N/A
12. Scale TypeN/AUse to set the scale type to either Coefficient or Spline.N/A
13. Radial FactorN/AUse to set the radial factor to control the magnitude of the radial force. If the Scale Type is Coefficient, input the actual number. If the Scale Type is Spline, import the .csv file where the spline data is stored.N/A
14. Tangential FactorN/AUse to set the tangential factor to control the magnitude of the tangential force. If the Scale Type is Coefficient, input the actual number. If the Scale Type is Spline, import the .csv file where the spline data is stored.N/A

Figure 6.81: Generalized Motor EM Force to FE model

Generalized Motor EM Force to FE model

Maxwell UNV format

The parameters for Motor EM Force are defined in the Motor EM Force property dialog as shown in the figure and table below.

Figure 6.82: Motor EM Force property dialog for Maxwell UNV format

Motor EM Force property dialog for Maxwell UNV format

Figure 6.83: Description of parameters in the Motor EM Force property dialog for Maxwell UNV format

ParameterSymbolDescriptionDimension (Range)
1. Reference of RotationalN/AUse to set the rotational object for calculating velocity and rotational angle.N/A
2. DepthN/AUse to extend UNV results to 3-dimensional space.Length
3. No. of LayerN/AThis parameter is used to determine how to divide the raw electromagnetic force to apply to the FE model.N/A
4. UNV for geometry (Stator)N/AUse to select a UNV file for stator mesh information (dataset 2411).N/A
5. UNV for geometry (Rotor)N/AUse to select a UNV file for rotor mesh information (dataset 2411)N/A
6. RPMN/AUse to define the RPM. You should input the same RPM as for the electromagnetic analysis. The solver creates a force map considering RPM and angle by using this parameter and the time increment.rpm
7. UNV for force (Stator)N/AUse to select a UNV file for stator force of electromagnetic analysis software (dataset 2414).N/A
8. UNV for force (Rotor)N/AUse to select a UNV file for rotor force of electromagnetic analysis software (dataset 2414).N/A
9. Display ScaleN/AUse to adjust the size of the displayed vector using the preview.N/A
10. PreviewN/AUse to preview the EM force vector.N/A
11. Control buttonsN/AIf all necessary parameters are set, these buttons are enabled.N/A
12. Scale TypeN/AUse to select the scale type between Coefficient or Spline.N/A
13. Radial FactorN/AUse to set the radial factor to control the magnitude of the radial force. If the Scale Type is set to Coefficient, input the actual number. If the Scale Type is set to Spline, import the .csv file where the spline data is stored.N/A
14. Tangential FactorN/AUse to set the tangential factor to control the magnitude of the tangential force. If the Scale Type is set to Coefficient, input the actual number. If the Scale Type is set to Spline, import the .csv file where the spline data is stored.N/A

JMAG UNV format

The parameters for Motor EM Force are defined in the Motor EM Force property dialog as shown in the figure and table below.

Figure 6.84: Motor EM Force property dialog for JMAG UNV format

Motor EM Force property dialog for JMAG UNV format

Figure 6.85: Description of parameters in the Motor EM Force property dialog for JMAG UNV format

ParameterSymbolDescriptionDimension (Range)
1. Reference of RotationalN/AUse to set the rotational object for calculating velocity and rotational angle.N/A
2. DepthN/AUse to extend UNV results to 3-dimensional space.Length
3. No. of LayerN/AThis parameter is used to determining how to divide the raw electromagnetic force to apply to the FE model.N/A
4. RPMN/AUse to define the RPM. You should input same RPM as used for the electromagnetic analysis. The solver creates a force map considering RPM and angle by using this parameter and the time increment.rpm
5. UNV for force (Stator)N/AUse to select a UNV file for the stator force from the electromagnetic analysis software.N/A
6. UNV for force (Rotor)N/AUse to select a UNV file for the rotor force from the electromagnetic analysis software.N/A
7. Display ScaleN/AUse to adjust the size of the displayed vector using preview.N/A
8. PreviewN/AUse to preview the EM force vector.N/A
9. Control buttonsN/AIf all necessary parameters are set, these buttons are enabled.N/A
10. Scale TypeN/AUse to select the scale type to either Coefficient or Spline.N/A
11. Radial FactorN/AUse to set the radial factor to control the magnitude of the radial force. If the Scale Type is set to Coefficient, input the actual number. If the Scale Type is set to Spline, import the .csv file where the spline data is stored.N/A
12. Tangential FactorN/AUse to set the tangential factor to control the magnitude of the tangential force. If the Scale Type is set to Coefficient, input the actual number. If the Scale Type is set to Spline, import the .csv file where the spline data is stored.N/A