论文信息 - Steady-state operating limits of three-phase self-excited reluctance generator

Steady-state operating limits of three-phase self-excited reluctance generator

The performance of three phase self-excited reluctance generators is analysed under a wide range of different operating conditions. The validity of the analysis is verified by comparing some of the theoretical results with their corresponding experimental measurements. The impact of varying different system parameters on the performance is also presented.

Abdulrahman I. Alolah

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