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                         From  ψ as =  (L ls +  L m –  L ∆m  cos2θ r )i as ,   one obtains a set of three first-order nonlinear differential
                       equations. In particular, we have


                                                                                        1
                          -------- =  -------------------------------------------------i as – -------------------------------------------------i as ω r  sin2θ r +  -------------------------------------------------u as
                          di as
                                                          2L ∆m
                                       r s
                          dt    L ls +  L m –  L ∆m cos2θ r  L ls +  L m –  L ∆m cos2θ r  L ls +  L m –  L ∆m cos2θ r
                         --------- =  1 -- L ∆m i as sin(  2  2θ r –  B m ω r – T L )
                         dω r
                          dt    J
                          -------- =  ω r
                          dθ r
                          dt
                       Example 14.5.3: Mathematical Model of Two-Phase Permanent-Magnet
                       Stepper Micromotors
                       For two-phase permanent-magnet stepper micromotors, we have


                                                       u as =  r s i as +  dψ as
                                                                 -----------
                                                                  dt
                                                       u bs =  r s i bs +  dψ bs
                                                                 -----------
                                                                  dt

                       where the flux linkages are ψ as  = L asas i as  + L asbs i bs  + ψ asm  and ψ bs  = L bsas i as  + L bsbs i bs  + ψ bsm .
                         Here, u as  and u bs  are the phase voltages in the stator microwindings as and bs; i as  and i bs  are the phase
                       currents in the stator microwindings; ψ as  and ψ bs  are the stator flux linkages; r s  are the resistances of the
                       stator microwindings; L asas , L asbs , L bsas , and L bsbs  are the mutual inductances.
                         The electrical angular velocity and displacement are found using the number of rotor tooth RT,

                                                         ω r =  RTω rm
                                                         θ r =  RTθ rm


                       where ω r  and ω rm  are the electrical and rotor angular velocities, and θ r  and θ rm  are the electrical and rotor
                       angular displacements.
                         The flux linkages are functions of the number of the rotor tooth RT, and the magnitude of the flux
                       linkages produced by the permanent magnets ψ m . In particular,


                                      ψ asm =  ψ m  cos RTθ rm )  and  ψ bsm =  ψ m  sin RTθ rm    )
                                                  (
                                                                               (
                         The self-inductance of the stator windings is


                                                  L ss =  L asas =  L bsbs =  L ls +  L m


                         The stator microwindings are displaced by 90 electrical degrees. Hence, the mutual inductances between
                       the stator microwindings are zero, L asbs  = L bsas  = 0.
                         Then, we have

                                                                                    (
                                  ψ as =  L ss i as + ψ m cos RTθ rm )  and  ψ bs =  L ss i bs + ψ m sin RTθ rm )
                                                  (

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