Cost Efficiency Study Comparation of PMSM and BLDC Motor

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To conduct a cost efficiency study comparing PMSM and BLDC motors, it's essential to first define the specific application and requirements for the motors. Understanding the operational needs will help clarify the differences between PMSM and BLDC solutions. Utilizing simulation software can facilitate the comparison of output parameters and material usage, making it accessible even for beginners. Resources such as textbooks and instructional videos can provide foundational knowledge on PMSM machines. A well-defined question and thorough analysis will lead to more meaningful insights in the study.
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I want to do a study comparation of PMSM and BLDC Motor. I want to analyze the cost efficiency if BLDC were subtitute to PMSM. Where should i start? what kind of data that i need?
 
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sambbal said:
I want to do a study comparation of PMSM and BLDC Motor. I want to analyze the cost efficiency if BLDC were subtitute to PMSM. Where should i start? what kind of data that i need?
This sounds kind of meaningless without a careful definition of the application. Each of these motors is the best choice for something, yet they are not the same. I doubt you'll get much guidance here without a more detailed description of the constraints in your analysis.

So, the first step is to ask a good question, not of us, but for yourself. What do you need the motor to do? Why? What would a PMSM solution be? What would a BLDC solution look like? How do they compare?
 
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Due to the application, you can use different excitation model and magnet shapes to have BLDC or PMSM ( sinusoidal or trapezoidal back EMF)
I had a similar project and I used a simulation software to compare the output parameters and material usage. It was easy to use for me as an amateur. You may find it useful to test EMWorks studio or [Redacted by the Mentors]. No need to have deep knowledge in finite element to use them.
 
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There are some useful textbooks about PMSM machines, I used Dr.Hendershot book and videos to learn the basics of these machines.
 
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