Description of Rotor's Position of Magnetic Suspension Spherical Reluctance Motor and Detection Research

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Detecting rotor position is an important part of work of magnetic suspension spherical reluctance motor. It contains rotor's position and orientation detection. This paper creates three-dimensional coordinate system on spherical reluctance motor, derives the description of the rotor's position and orientation and proposes a method for calculating rotor's position based on radial displacement sensors and angular displacement transducer. It also uses this approach and the spherical geometry relation to calculate orientation matrix of rotor according to the data from the sensors, so we can work out the position of any point through the rotation of coordinate system and position transformation.

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