From the principles of electromechanical energy conversion and electromagnetic torque generation, our study evaluatedthe mathematical model of the electromagnetic torque and the vector control method of motors. An ana...From the principles of electromechanical energy conversion and electromagnetic torque generation, our study evaluatedthe mathematical model of the electromagnetic torque and the vector control method of motors. An analysis of motor typesindicates that the electromechanical energy conversion component is interchangeable. Three distinct types of motor structures,namely DC, induction, and synchronous, are possible, all three being commonly used in pure electric vehicles. For each motortype, simulation models were developed using Modelica, a modeling language for object-oriented multi-domain physicalsystem. A test model of each motor type was configured in the MWorks simulation platform. With a representative motor,specifically the permanent-magnet DC motor, the asynchronous induction motor, and the permanent-magnet synchronousmotor, mechanical properties were simulated and analyzed. The simulation results show that the characteristics of each motormodel are consistent with the theoretical and engineering performance of the representative motor. Therefore, modeling,motor control, and performance testing of a unified multi-pole-field motor, which is used in pure electric vehicles, have beenachieved.展开更多
The aim of this study was to explore the utility of a visualization phantom for building a real-time temperature field distribution model of the prostate created by the application of special data encryption(SDE) mult...The aim of this study was to explore the utility of a visualization phantom for building a real-time temperature field distribution model of the prostate created by the application of special data encryption(SDE) multi-pole radiofrequency(RF) ablation.We prepared phantoms(phantom group) using acrylamide as the raw material and egg-white as a color developing reagent.The prostate specimens of male adult dogs were fixed in this phantom to create a prostate phantom(prostate group).The SDE multi-pole RF electrode was inserted into the two groups for RF ablation,and the temperature changes at relevant points in space were detected.We set the x-axis as the left and right direction,the y-axis as the fore and aft direction,and the z-axis as the insertion direction of the RF electrode.After this process,the effect of RF ablation on the appearance of each of the two groups was observed.Using temperature measurements taken during the operation,a three-dimensional(3D) surface model of temperature was constructed by drawing the boundary areas of different temperatures on the maximum x-z plane of the two groups of ablation lesions,with y equivalent to 0.Further comparison of the temperature-time change curves of four space points were made by setting y equivalent to 0,z equivalent to 0.5,and x equivalent to 0,0.25,0.5 and 0.75.White solid lesions with a diameter of approximately 12 mm could be found in both groups after RF ablation.During the ablation of the phantom group,the temperature ascended faster in a zone 1 cm from the needlepoint to the needle body,and 0.5 cm about the radiofrequency needle.The time-property result of the x-z plane with y equivalent to 0 showed that the boundary areas of the two groups were closer at 50 and 60°C,but the difference between the two groups at 70°C in the high temperature zone was relatively large.The 3D temperature surface model further proved that the 3D temperature outline at 60°C was in better concordance with the actual effect of RF ablation in the prostate tissue.In the comparison of temperature-time changing curves of the two groups at the four space points,despite there being a significant difference in the changing process(P=0.0001),there was no significant statistical difference in the final temperature of the two groups(P>0.05).The results of this work indicated that ablation appearance was in good agreement with in-vitro biologic tissues and that the RF temperature field distribution can be obtained by using a visualization phantom.In particular,the shape of the isothermal line at 60°C was close to the actual ablation lesion.These results may serve as a valuable reference to future clinical trials.展开更多
文摘From the principles of electromechanical energy conversion and electromagnetic torque generation, our study evaluatedthe mathematical model of the electromagnetic torque and the vector control method of motors. An analysis of motor typesindicates that the electromechanical energy conversion component is interchangeable. Three distinct types of motor structures,namely DC, induction, and synchronous, are possible, all three being commonly used in pure electric vehicles. For each motortype, simulation models were developed using Modelica, a modeling language for object-oriented multi-domain physicalsystem. A test model of each motor type was configured in the MWorks simulation platform. With a representative motor,specifically the permanent-magnet DC motor, the asynchronous induction motor, and the permanent-magnet synchronousmotor, mechanical properties were simulated and analyzed. The simulation results show that the characteristics of each motormodel are consistent with the theoretical and engineering performance of the representative motor. Therefore, modeling,motor control, and performance testing of a unified multi-pole-field motor, which is used in pure electric vehicles, have beenachieved.
文摘The aim of this study was to explore the utility of a visualization phantom for building a real-time temperature field distribution model of the prostate created by the application of special data encryption(SDE) multi-pole radiofrequency(RF) ablation.We prepared phantoms(phantom group) using acrylamide as the raw material and egg-white as a color developing reagent.The prostate specimens of male adult dogs were fixed in this phantom to create a prostate phantom(prostate group).The SDE multi-pole RF electrode was inserted into the two groups for RF ablation,and the temperature changes at relevant points in space were detected.We set the x-axis as the left and right direction,the y-axis as the fore and aft direction,and the z-axis as the insertion direction of the RF electrode.After this process,the effect of RF ablation on the appearance of each of the two groups was observed.Using temperature measurements taken during the operation,a three-dimensional(3D) surface model of temperature was constructed by drawing the boundary areas of different temperatures on the maximum x-z plane of the two groups of ablation lesions,with y equivalent to 0.Further comparison of the temperature-time change curves of four space points were made by setting y equivalent to 0,z equivalent to 0.5,and x equivalent to 0,0.25,0.5 and 0.75.White solid lesions with a diameter of approximately 12 mm could be found in both groups after RF ablation.During the ablation of the phantom group,the temperature ascended faster in a zone 1 cm from the needlepoint to the needle body,and 0.5 cm about the radiofrequency needle.The time-property result of the x-z plane with y equivalent to 0 showed that the boundary areas of the two groups were closer at 50 and 60°C,but the difference between the two groups at 70°C in the high temperature zone was relatively large.The 3D temperature surface model further proved that the 3D temperature outline at 60°C was in better concordance with the actual effect of RF ablation in the prostate tissue.In the comparison of temperature-time changing curves of the two groups at the four space points,despite there being a significant difference in the changing process(P=0.0001),there was no significant statistical difference in the final temperature of the two groups(P>0.05).The results of this work indicated that ablation appearance was in good agreement with in-vitro biologic tissues and that the RF temperature field distribution can be obtained by using a visualization phantom.In particular,the shape of the isothermal line at 60°C was close to the actual ablation lesion.These results may serve as a valuable reference to future clinical trials.
