Digital Twins of Different Types Electrical Machines

This project develops and tests digital‑twin frameworks for several kinds of electrical machines: squirrel‑cage induction motors, DC machines with linear or permanent‑magnet excitation, and synchronous machines that use either electrical or permanent‑magnet excitation and have damper windings. A digital twin is a live virtual model that copies the real machine’s state by combining sensor data with detailed mathematical equations. The work tackles the hard problem of representing complex electromagnetic effects—such as the motion of the rotor cage and the fast changes in the excitation system—across all operating conditions. By building high‑accuracy simulation models, the digital‑twin architecture can run real‑time analysis, predict future behavior, diagnose problems early, and estimate thermal and

electromagnetic states precisely. The research blends physical equations with data‑driven algorithms to improve control, raise efficiency, and cut downtime by spotting faults before they cause failures. The proposed framework also gives clear steps for setting up multi‑physics co‑simulations, creating a solid base for predictive maintenance and lifecycle management of industrial drives that face changing loads.

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