I need to simulate a motor

[eltonjohn]

matlab motorsim

I need to simulate a dc motor .. Does any body knows a soft that allows me to design my own dc motor according to whatever needs i have
speed , current etc ..???


Please give a hand............!

 

[Robin Hood]

Take a look here:

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[eltonjohn]

I need SPICE models of dc motors with a tachometer either optical or magnetic ... I had no luck so far!

 

[ynhe]

Dear eltonjohn
Look at this
http://www.intusoft.com/nlhtm/nl56.htm#motion

Good luck!

ynhe

 

[eltonjohn]

HI

Do you know if ICAP could simulate a motor controlled by a PLL .

I'm looking for that type of simulator

 

[ynhe]

Hi
You can find many papers about PLL simulation using Spice Behavioral Modeling.I think the ICAP could satisfy your demand.
I built some complex electroacoustic lumped parameter model using spice.


Good luck!

ynhe

 

[mandrei]

In my opinion, the best tool to simulate DC/AC motors is MATHLAB!!!!

U can find ready to use models and simulations of DC/AC motors at:

h**p://www.ece.umn.edu/users/riaz/macsim/readme.html


the file <electricdrives.zip> contain all the simulations in MathLab.

Also take a lock at the amazing videoz that explain haw a motor work!!!

If you can obtain the parameters of the mathematical model (for example using the tool sugested by Robin Hood, or calculating them by hand) the simulation is verry simple

 

[enogogo]

VisSim, matlab, MotorSIM, PSIM may help
PSIM has a demo version: h**p://w*w.powersimtech.com/download.html

 

[jkarry]

Hi

someone has already suggested matlab.........thats good.!
i also strongly recommend this tool b/c to simulate the characteristics of DC/AC motors, basic thing is to evaluate mathematical model which you can develop yourself in MATLAB.

u may see servomechanism simulation tool file uploaded on MATHWORKS.COM website by khalil sultan from pakistan. (u may search that). its really an artistic work done.

regards

 

[yangxh]

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[Mr.Cool]

new PSPICE version 10.3 also has BLDC motor model, complete with Bemf feedback. i forget exactly what library it is, but i saw it. try a part search for *BLDC*

Mr.Cool