The finite element analysis and parameter optimization of the axial flux variable- reluctance resolver with short pitch distributed winding

Electrical error which contains amplitude error, function error and zero error has a direct impact on accuracy of resolver when resolver is used as a angle measuring device in control system. Harmonic interference existing in the output electromotive force (EMF) of signal windings is the main influencing factor of function error. Therefore, the reduction of harmonic interference will greatly weaken function error. In this paper, an axial flux variable-reluctance (AFVR) resolver with short pitch distributed winding is put forward on the basis of former variable-reluctance resolver. By the analyses of finite element method (FEM), high order harmonic of output EMF makes the distortion of EMF waveform and causes errors. Furthermore, the change regulation of high harmonics in the output EMF is got. The optimization analysis is done to rotor shape, pole-pairs and each group teeth number of this new resolver. Through FEM analysis and discussion on the optimized AFVR resolver, the analytic results show that the influence of harmonic interference is seriously weakened, and measurement accuracy is upgraded.

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