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Torque-Maximizing Design of Double-Stator, Axial-Flux, PM Machines Using Simple Non-Linear Magnetic Analysis

This paper presents a torque-maximizing design of a double-stator, axial-flux PM machine using a simple non-linear magnetic analysis. The proposed analysis consists of a geometric- flux-tube-based equivalent-magnetic-circuit model. The model can take into account not only the magnetic saturation but also the three-dimensional(3D) flux distribution. The proposed analysis has realized a dramatic reduction in the computation time compared to 3D-FEA, keeping reasonable analytical accuracy. At first, the validity of the proposed analysis is examined for the various design parameters. After verifying the accuracy of the torque computation of the proposed analysis through the comparisons with 3D-FEA, an 8-pole axial-flux PM machine with double-stator-single-rotor is optimally designed. The performance of the optimized motor are finally verified by 3D-FEA.