.Modelica.Electrical.Machines.BasicMachines.DCMachines.DC_SeriesExcited

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Model of a DC Machine with series excitation.
Armature resistance and inductance are modeled directly after the armature pins, then using a AirGapDC model.
The machine models take the following loss effects into account:

heat losses in the temperature dependent armature winding resistance
heat losses in the temperature dependent excitation winding resistance
brush losses in the armature circuit
friction losses
core losses (only eddy current losses, no hysteresis losses)
stray load losses

No saturation is modelled.
Series excitation has to be connected by the user's external circuit.
Default values for machine's parameters (a realistic example) are:

stator's moment of inertia	0.29	kg.m2
rotor's moment of inertia	0.15	kg.m2
nominal armature voltage	100	V
nominal armature current	100	A
nominal torque	63.66	Nm
nominal speed	1410	rpm
nominal mechanical output	9.4	kW
efficiency	94.0	% only armature
armature resistance	0.05	Ohm at reference temperature
reference temperature TaRef	20	°C
temperature coefficient alpha20a	0	1/K
armature inductance	0.0015	H
excitation resistance	0.01	Ohm at reference temperature
reference temperature TeRef	20	°C
temperature coefficient alpha20e	0	1/K
excitation inductance	0.0005	H
stray part of excitation inductance	0
armature nominal temperature TaNominal	20	°C
series excitation nominal temperature TeNominal	20	°C
armature operational temperature TaOperational	20	°C
series excitation operational temperature TeOperational	20	°C

Armature resistance resp. inductance include resistance resp. inductance of commutating pole winding and compensation winding, if present.
Parameter nominal armature voltage includes voltage drop of series excitation;
but for output the voltage is split into:
va = armature voltage without voltage drop of series excitation
ve = voltage drop of series excitation

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