V Skew Technique for IPM rotor in Maxwell

- January 26, 2021 at 4:00 pm
  
  NathanEmery1
  Subscriber
  
  Hi Everyone,
  I am wondering if there is a way to study V skew techniques in Maxwell.
  I am using an IPM motor and have successfully used the built in skew tool for continuous and step skew like in the image below.
- January 27, 2021 at 5:31 am
  
  Navya C
  Ansys Employee
  
  Hi @NathanEmery1
  V skew cannot be modeled in Maxwell 2D as the available skew modeling in 2D supports continuous and stepped skewing as of version 2020R2.
  For V-shaped Skew model Analysis, you need to perform 3D modeling and import the 3D model to Maxwell 3D.
  Note: In the upcoming version 2021 V-shaped skew and user-defined (arbitrary) skew models are being implemented for 2D maxwell simulation. This might be available in public release soon.
  
  Regards
  Navya
- January 27, 2021 at 2:33 pm
  
  NathanEmery1
  Subscriber
  
  Hi Navya,
  Ok thank you very much for the reply.
  I look forward to the 2021 version.
  Thanks,
  Nathan

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