E-ÇEKİRDEK ÇAPRAZ AKI MAKİNASININ EGZERSİZ BİSİKLETİ UYGULAMASI İÇİN ANALİZİ

Bu çalışmada, çapraz akı ve relüktans prensibini birleştiren farklı bir yapıya sahip E-Çekirdek Çapraz Akı Makinası ve egzersiz bisikleti uygulamasındaki çalışma şekli analiz edilmektedir. Öncelikle, sonlu elemanlar analizi ve deneysel yöntemlerle makinanın statik performans karakteristikleri elde edilmektedir. Ardından, E- Çekirdek Çapraz Akı Makinası ve sürücü düzeneği modellenmekte ve uygulamanın kontrol algoritmalarını da içeren tüm sistem düzeneğinin simülasyonu ile makinanın dinamik performans dalga şekilleri verilmektedir. Son olarak ise, oluşturulan egzersiz bisikleti uygulamasının laboratuar ortamında oluşturulan deney düzeneği ile makinanın performans değerleri elde edilerek simülasyon sonuçları doğrulanmaktadır.

ANALYSIS OF THE E-CORE TRANSVERSE FLUX MACHINE FOR INDOOR TRAINING BIKE APPLICATION

In this paper, the different working structure and unique design of the E-Core Transverse Flux Machine that is combined of transverse flux and reluctance principle is investigated for training bike application. Also, static magnetic characteristics of the machine are obtained with finite element analysis and experimental measurements. The modeling of the E-Core Transverse Flux Machine and its driver system are given. The whole system with all control algorithms for a training bike application is simulated and the performance curves are presented. Finally, the experimental tests done at the laboratory for the indoor training bike application are compared and verified with the results of the simulation.

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