These examples illustrate the connection between different ways of specifying a machine.
In particular they show the calculation of
The parameter values are chosen in such a way, that the circuit-data
(see 'Diagram layer' of the examples)
r_r[1:n], r_s} and {xsig_r[1:n], xsig_s}remain the same for d- and q-axis. This facilitates checking.
For machines with field-winding (synchronous), d- and q-axis differ, if n > 1
xm[2:n] > 0, coupling terms exist in d-axis xm[2:n] = 0, no coupling terms in q-axiswhereas for machines without field-winding (asynchronous), the q-axis diagram is valid for both axes d and q.
Name | Description |
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Z_matrixTrDat0 | z-matrix from transient data, n=1, 0 |
Z_matrixTrDat1 | z-matrix from transient data, n=1 |
Z_matrixTrDat2 | z-matrix from transient data, n=2 |
Z_matrixTrDat3 | z-matrix from transient data, n=3 |
Z_matrixEqCirc0 | z-matrix from equivalent circuit, n=1, 0 |
Z_matrixEqCirc1 | z-matrix from equivalent circuit, n=1 |
Z_matrixEqCirc2 | z-matrix from equivalent circuit, n=2 |
Z_matrixEqCirc3 | z-matrix from equivalent circuit, n=3 |
TransDatFromEqCirc | Calculates transient data from equivalent circuit |
EqCircFromTransDat | Calculates equivalent circuit from transient data |