Electric motor design requires coordinated decisions across application requirements, electromagnetic performance, winding configuration, materials, cooling, mechanical integrity, and drive constraints. This article presents the Motor Design Sequence as a systematic, iterative framework that connects these decisions from requirement definition to prototype validation. A two-wheel-drive electric vehicle example illustrates how road loads, acceleration, traction limits, and transmission characteristics are translated into motor torque, speed, and continuous and peak power requirements. An interior permanent-magnet synchronous motor provides the illustrative basis for topology selection, preliminary sizing, magnetic circuit assessment, and winding design. Particular attention is given to the relationships among conductor arrangement, slot fill, frequency dependent copper losses, and hairpin manufacturability. The framework also outlines electromagnetic-thermal-mechanical modeling, numerical convergence checks, constrained optimization, and measurements for model updating and independent validation. The example targets of 60 kW continuous power,150 kW peak power, and 14000 rpm maximum.
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