A 3-phase, 12 kW, start-connected permanent magnet (PM) motor has a rated speed of 2200 rpm when supplied from a 110 Hz supply. The d-axis and q-axis inductances are La= 3.5mH and Lq= 4.7mH, respectively. The armature resistance and rotational losses are negligible. The motor operates without field weakening up to 2200 rpm, and a negative direct-axis current is imposed if the motor operates at speeds above 2200 rpm. The no-load terminal line-to-line voltage at 1250 rpm is 420 V (RMS). a. Determine the permanent magnet flux linkage. b. Calculate the rated phase current. c. Calculate the rated line to line voltage of the PM motor.

A 3-phase, 12 kW, start-connected permanent magnet (PM) motor has a rated speed of 2200 rpm when supplied from a 110 Hz supply. The d-axis and q-axis inductances are La= 3.5mH and Lq= 4.7mH, respectively. The armature resistance and rotational losses are negligible. The motor operates without field weakening up to 2200 rpm, and a negative direct-axis current is imposed if the motor operates at speeds above 2200 rpm. The no-load terminal line-to-line voltage at 1250 rpm is 420 V (RMS). a. Determine the permanent magnet flux linkage. b. Calculate the rated phase current. c. Calculate the rated line to line voltage of the PM motor.

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