Lecture - 14 Synchronous Machine Model
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@enriquemeromero
The self inductance of a stator winding varies because the permeance of flux linkage path of a salient pole machine varies due to rotor position. Lm thus is a measure of the saliency of a machine. In a perfect round rotor machine Lm would be zero.
supersynch 1 year ago
at 13:24 , what is "Lm" in the self-inductance equations?
where does this "Lm" come from?
anybody know?
enriquemeromero 1 year ago
Very helpful!
Thak You very much!
kkornac 1 year ago