problems with the Model ECE and ECER
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Hi there,
I tried to use ERE3 and ECER Model to make a current and angle sweep analysis for my 3-Phase,12Poles PMSM Motor.
I want to have a current sweep between 0A and 400A, an angle sweep between 0deg and 10deg.
And the results came out strange.
-for current: I thought I would get a current Interval [-400A,400A], with 100A as a step.
-for Angel: I thought I would get an angle Interval [0deg,10deg] with 5 steps.
As you can see, the results are not what I have set.
What I try to do is the same in this link:https://www.mathworks.com/content/dam/mathworks/mathworks-dot-com/solutions/automotive/files/mac2017/deriving-fast-accurate-pmsm-motor-model-from-finite-element-analysis.pdf
There are some examples of settings on page 26 so I did the same. But the results came differently.
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