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Problem statement: The Switched Reluctance Motor (SRM) is an old member of the&#13; Electric Machines Family. Its simple structure, ruggedness and inexpensive manufacturing capability&#13; make it more attractive for Industrial applications. Now, the applications of switched reluctance&#13; motors in various industrial fields are tried by many engineers. However, switched reluctance motors&#13; are not used so far in submersible underwater motor for agriculture purposee. The torque developed by&#13; an SRM is dependent on the change of flux-linkage and rotor position. The flux linkage characteristic&#13; of the motor is required to make the control circuit. Since the SRM is non-linear in nature, estimation&#13; and calculation of the flux linkage characteristics is very difficult. Approach: With the flux tube&#13; method concept a simple algorithm is being developed in a MATLAB. ANSYS Software is used to&#13; determine the flux distribution at various rotor positions. Results: The aligned and unaligned flux&#13; linkage values for theoretical calculation at a current of 7 A is 72.7 mwb and 13.79 mwb respectively.&#13; With FEA simulation the obtained value is 92.73 mwb and 19.175. Conclusion: In this and, a&#13; simplified method for the determination of flux linkage characteristics of submersible SRM using&#13; MATLAB has been presented. The obtained value has been validated with the ANSYS FEM method.&#13; the calculated unaligned and aligned inductance values of a 4- phase, 3 hp, 220 V Submersible SRM&#13; using simplified MATLAB method very much matches with the ANSYS FEM Method

Determination of Flux linkage Characteristics and Inductance of a Submersible Switched Reluctance Motor using Software Tools