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Time-Efficient Behavioral Modeling of Switched Reluctance Machines

This study presents a time-efficient modelling approach for dynamic behavior and efficiency analysis of a Switched Reluctance Machines (SRM). It employs a hybrid model combining Simulink, finite element analysis (FEA), and hardware measurements to create an accurate behavioral model of the machine. In order to enhance accuracy of the estimated performance, Steinmetz equation is employed to characterize core loss in the machine across different operating points. This approach serves as a template for developing a time-efficient model to analyze performance of any SRM with a high degree of accuracy. Simulation and experimental results are used to show effectiveness of the proposed approach.