Analytical model for linear generator

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The discussion centers on the analytical model for linear permanent magnet (PM) generators, emphasizing the advantages of using a transformer-fed permanent magnet (TFPM) generator for improved efficiency and stability. Participants are encouraged to share insights on why an analytical model is preferable over finite element method (FEM) modeling, particularly due to the minimal impact of the airgap in permanent magnet machines on the overall design. The conversation aims to foster collaborative exploration of this topic. Engaging contributions are welcomed to enhance understanding and development in this area. The focus remains on the benefits of analytical modeling in linear generator design.
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hello everybody,
i would like to have an open discussion with everybody here about the analytical model for linear PM generator.
recently, new design has focusing on using of TFPM generator for its efficiency and stability.
due to that, i think the most suaitable step to take is using the analytical model rather than modelling on FEM because the airgap of the parmanent magnet machines did not affect much on the design itself.
glad to hear from everybody.
good day.
 
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