A
coordinate transformation,
173–7
Airgap flux density, ,
281–2
Airgap-flux-oriented vector controller,
262,
263
axial position regulation,
322–3
inclination control,
323–5
nonlinear characteristics,
327–8
radial damping control,
325–7
Axial position regulation,
322–3
C
Common mode rejection ratio,
124
Consequent-pole motors,
279–81
Coordinate transformation,
203
DC to AC bearingless machines,
173–7
and torque regulation,
166–9
synchronous reluctance motors,
239–40
Current block, three-phase,
169
Current driver operating area,
119–22
linear current controller,
113–16
nonlinear current controller,
116–19
Current-originated acceleration,
90
Current regulator,
17,
39
D
Damping-force command,
17
DC motors, coordinate transformation,
173–7
Differential actuator,
26–7
Differential circuit,
334
Digital signal processing,
6–7
detection from line voltage and current,
267–9
modulation block suspension current commands,
269–70
search coil method,
264–7
Direction angle error,
68
Displacement frequency response,
55
Displacement-originated acceleration,
90
Displacement reference,
53
improvements in sensitivity,
333–6
differential circuit,
334–6
inductive and eddy current sensors,
336–8
Displacement time response,
55
Disturbance force,
56,
78
Disturbance frequency,
56
switched reluctance motors,
297–301
F
Feed-forward compensator,
304–7
Feedback radial force,
76
Field orientation misalignment,
185–90
Five-axis active suspensions,
10,
90–4
thrust magnetic bearing,
94–5
Fleming’s left-hand rule,
161
Fleming’s right-hand rule,
164,
165
Flux density detectors,
183
relationship to current,
21
Force-displacement constant,
42,
49
I
Ideal derivative controller,
58
Inclination control,
323–5
switched reluctance motors,
290–1
detection from line voltage and current,
267–9
modulation block suspension current commands,
269–70
search coil method,
264–7
primitive controller,
258
rotor structure and suspension
two-pole motors drive,
271–2
mutual interference between radial suspension forces,
221–2
rotor position control,
223
structure and features,
220–1
suspension force parameters,
223–8
Integrated motor bearings,
Interference in perpendicular axes,
67–72
Interference transfer function,
72
Inverter fault tolerance,
13
L
Laplace transform,
43,
109
Linear analogue amplifiers,
98
Linear approximation errors,
26
Linear operator amplifiers,
101–3
Linear transistor amplifiers,
99–100
Load power consumption,
103
M
Magnetic attraction force,
302–4
Magnetic bearing controllers,
45–84
adjustment of PID gains,
52–67
eccentric displacement,
78–81
interference in two perpendicular axes,
67–72
one-axis magnetic suspension,
45–52
synchronized displacement suppression,
81–4
unbalance force and elimination,
72–8
Magnetic equivalent circuit,
19,
31
Magnetic potential,
135–8
synchronous reluctance motors,
247–8
Magnetically levitated train,
Magnetization curve,
22,
25
Mathematical models,
16–44
Maxwell stress equation,
23
Mechanical dial gauges,
153
Mechanical dynamics,
85–96
four-axis and five-axis systems,
90–4
Metal oxide silicon field effect transistors
See (MOSFETs)
Motor control system,
245–6
P
airgap flux density,
205–8
control system configuration,
216–19
equations of voltage and current,
204–5
irreversible permanent magnet demagnetization,
212–14
limits of stator winding MMFs,
214–16
radial suspension force and suspension winding current,
202–4
radial suspension force for unity current,
208–12
switched reluctance motors,
291–4
Phase-lead compensator,
58
Power consumption ratio,
103
gate drive circuits,
122–6
linear operational amplifiers,
101–3
linear transistor amplifiers,
99–100
low cost chopper circuit,
106–7
pulse width modulation,
107–12
switched-mode amplifiers,
103–6
Practical derivative controller,
57–61
Proportional-integral-derivative controllers,
46–7,
61,
344–50
practical digital controller,
57–61
steady-state position error,
61–5
analysis of RL circuit,
109–12
Pulse width modulation inverter,
339
Push-pull transistors,
98
R
Radial damping control,
325–7
synchronous reluctance motors,
241
Radial force generation, ,
127–30
two-pole bearingless motors,
131–2
Radial force interference,
185–90
Radial interference,
67–72
unbalance pull force,
41–2
Radial position loops,
188
Revolving magnetic field,
147–9
Rotor magnetic potential,
136–8
Rotor radial movement,
92
synchronous reluctance type,
238–9
S
Salient-pole bearingless motors,
178,
180,
181
Satellite reaction wheels,
14
Semiconductor processing,
371–3
Short-pitch differential winding,
14
Single-phase inverter,
103–6
Small step acceleration,
190,
191
Split winding motors, ,
311–13
Spring-mass-damper system,
47–52
winding configurations,
13
switched reluctance type,
288–9
synchronous reluctance type,
238–9
Steady-state position error,
61–5
Step disturbance suppression,
189
Surface-mounted permanent magnet motors,
28–9,
163
Suspension control system,
244–5
nonlinear magnetic characteristics,
234–7
mutual interference,
221–2
suspension winding current,
202–4
Suspension winding current,
202–4
Switched-mode amplifiers,
103–6
Switched-mode operation,
102–3
Switched-mode PWM amplifier,
98
feed-forward compensator,
302–7
suspension force and torque,
295–6
suspension force generation,
288–9
Synchronized displacement suppression,
81–4
Synchronous disturbance elimination,
74–8
magnetic saturation,
247–8
motors control system,
245–7
suspension control system,
244–5
unbalanced magnetic pull,
242–4
T
Three-phase inverter, , ,
Thrust magnetic bearing, ,
90
five-axis active suspensions,
94–5
switched reluctance motors,
295–8
synchronous reluctance motors,
240–1
Two-axis active magnetic suspension,
Two stage push-pull amplifier,
100
V
synchronous disturbance elimination,
74–8
Volt-ampere (VA) requirement,
190–7
induction-type bearingless motors,
192–6
permanent magnet type bearingless motors,
196–7
synchronous reluctance motors,
239–40