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Bùi Minh Định
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Senior Lecturer
Associate Professor
Ph.D.
School of Electrical – Electronics
High-performance Electric Machines Lab
C7-405, HUSTMobile :0986397968Email:dinh.buiminh@hust.edu.vn
After completing my Ph.D. in Electrical Motor Design at the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Technical University of Berlin (Technische Universität Berlin), Germany, I joined the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST) as a lecturer. My primary teaching responsibilities include Electrical Engineering, emphasizing core principles and practical applications in this field.In addition to teaching, I prioritize close collaborations with industry partners to execute research projects, scientific initiatives, and technology transfer activities. These efforts contribute significantly to product diversification and enhanced performance, enabling enterprises to thrive in the Industry 4.0 landscape. Notably, from 2016 to 2018, I successfully led a national-level research project titled "Research on the Design and Fabrication of Energy-Efficient Motors Using High Magnetic Density Materials" (code: KC.05/16-20), yielding breakthroughs in energy efficiency and practical implementations.In 2022, I was appointed Associate Professor (Assoc. Prof., Ph.D.) by the State Council for Professor Titles. My core expertise lies in the computation, design, simulation, and fabrication of advanced electric motors, including BLDC (Brushless DC), PMSM (Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor), PMASynRM (Permanent Magnet Assisted Synchronous Reluctance Motor), SRM (Switched Reluctance Motor), and Axial Flux Motors. These studies primarily target applications in electric vehicles, industrial robots, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), addressing demands for sustainable development and high-level automation.
Research Interests
Research Directions: Optimal Design and Numerical Simulation of Advanced Modern Electric MotorsResearch Direction 1: Design of High-Speed Switched Reluctance Motor (SRM) for Aircraft Turbine Starter SystemsThe SRM structure is simple (steel core rotor/stator, concentrated windings), enabling extremely high speeds up to 50,000 rpm and 30 kW power; the main challenge: Optimizing rotor/stator pole angles to avoid magnetic saturation in high-speed regions. Key results: Prototype fabricated in 2013 at TU Berlin; successful application of a 5.5 kW model in the international CRI project (2016–2018, $49,500 USD).  *Figure 2: SRM Prototype 30 kW – 50,000 rpm.*Research Direction 2: Development of High-Efficiency Line-Start Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (LSPMSM)Utilizing high magnetic density materials and UH42 magnets to reduce size/weight by 25% and iron losses by 20%; optimizing U/V slots and pole angles to reduce EMF/torque harmonics below 10%. MATLAB-FEM integration for rotor slot/teeth refinement; thermal-vibration-noise evaluation via ANSYS/SPEED/Motor-CAD. Results: Fabrication of 4 prototypes (2.2–11 kW, achieving IE2 efficiency) under national project KC.05/16-20 (2016–2018, 4.95 billion VND), transferred to HEM, increasing efficiency by 15–20%.Research Direction 3: Design of Interior Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (IPM) for Electric Motorcycles and CarsOptimizing V/U magnet angles and sinusoidal-stepped rotor slots to reduce torque/EMF harmonics by 50%; GA optimization of magnet dimensions (embedded I/V or surface-mounted) to maximize air-gap flux density and inductance factor, with fixed air-gap diameter/length and power range of 5–200 kW. Key results: Prototype rotor lamination for 120 kW – 10,000 rpm with peak efficiency of 95%, maximum torque per stator current, supporting a 20% increase in electric vehicle range.Research Direction 4: Calculation and Design of Motors for Humanoid Robot Joints (BLDC, PMSM, SRM, and Axial Flux Motor) with 1-2 Stage Hollow Shaft GearboxesFocus on integrating compact motors (50–500 W power) with 1-2 stage Hollow Shaft gearboxes to optimize high torque (up to 10 Nm), flexible speeds (100–200 rpm), and lightweight design (<500 g/joint). MATLAB-FEM optimization of axial flux structures for high power density, reducing rotor inertia by 30%; motion accuracy evaluation via ANSYS Motor-CAD. Anticipated development: Prototype knee joint for humanoid robots using AFM and SRM for high durability and BLDC for fast response; transfer to industrial robot projects, reducing production costs by 25% compared to imports.Research Direction 5: Calculation, Design, and FEA Simulation of Motors (BLDC, PMSM, SRM, and Axial Flux Motor) for UAVs and AircraftDevelopment of high-efficiency propulsion motors (1–5 kW, speeds 5,000–10,000 rpm) for UAVs/Aircraft, optimizing axial flux for 95% thrust efficiency and SRM for impact load tolerance. FEA (FEMM/ANSYS) simulation of magnetic fields, temperatures (<80°C), and vibrations; GA optimization of integrated propellers to enhance aerodynamic efficiency by 15%. Anticipated development: Design of axial flux prototype for unmanned aircraft, reducing weight by 20% and energy consumption by 18%.
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