PROJECT TITLE :

Hysteresis-Dependent Model for the Brushless Exciter of Synchronous Generators

ABSTRACT:

During this paper, a model is developed to incorporate the magnetic hysteresis effects into a brushless exciter model. The developed model reconstructs the magnetization flux linkage current loops using the Energetic hysteresis model. The model needs measurements from the armature and field terminals of the brushless exciter at standstill, and therefore the model can be applied for detailed analysis of brushless excited synchronous generators. The developed model is additionally verified experimentally through measurements on a brushless excited synchronous generator.


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