2016results about "Synchronous machine details" patented technology

An electric rotary machine is disclosed which can adjust relative angles of sub-rotors continuously and regardless of torque direction without generating an attractive force between the field magnets of the sub-rotors. The electric rotary machine includes: a stator having a winding; a dual rotor which is rotatably disposed with a gap from the stator and divided axially along a shaft into a first rotor and a second rotor each having field magnets with different polarities arranged alternately in a rotation direction; a mechanism for varying the axial position of the second rotor relative to the first rotor continuously; and a non-magnetic member located between the first rotor and the second rotor.

Electric rotary current machine that includes a casing and a stator fitted within the casing. The stator has at least one stator winding. At least two mechanically separate rotors are rotatably mountable within the casing and have a same axis of rotation. In this way, each rotor has electromagnetic interaction with the stator when the stator is electromagnetically active. The rotor speeds are the same or different. A motor control is arranged to control a supply to at least one of said at least one stator winding by superposition of at least two rotary field components, one for each rotor.

A high power low RPM direct current electric motor is disclosed whereby the high power output is achieved in one of two ways or both. In the first case, the need for cooling is reduced simultaneously along with an increase in the utilization of the magnetic field present in the motor permanent magnets. This is achieved by wrapping the electromagnet core with windings that are capable of demagnetizing the rotor permanent magnets under stall conditions. Interlocking motor circuitry is provided which prevents the full activation of these motor windings until motor RPM values reach a safe level. This increases motor power while decreasing resistive losses in electromagnet windings. In the second case, the rotary portion consists of a large diameter relatively flat rotor containing permanent magnets and having built in vanes for moving air over the electromagnet stator windings providing forced air cooling.

A toroidal motor having a generally circular rotor surrounded by an annular stator is disclosed. The rotor has a plurality of poles disposed about a circumference thereof. A shaft extends axially away from the poles and is attached to the rotor. The stator is generally annular and includes an annular winding surrounding the circumference thereof. Disposed about the winding are a plurality of stator poles. The number of stator poles is generally equal to the number of rotor poles. When the winding and hence the stator is excited, a magnetic field is produced between the stator and rotor poles that creates torque upon the shaft.

A synchronous AC motor has a stator with stator poles arranged as a plurality of circumferentially extending stator pole groups, with each stator pole group having a pair of corresponding circumferentially extending loop-configuration stator windings disposed adjacent on either side or a single such winding disposed adjacent at one side, adjacent stator pole groups being mutually circumferentially displaced by a fixed amount corresponding to a specific electrical phase angle. A rotating magnetic field is produced by applying respective polyphase AC voltages to the windings, such that currents of mutually opposite direction flow in each pair.

A variable reluctance motor and methods for control. The motor may include N motor phases, where N equals three or more. Each motor phase may include a coil to generate a magnetic flux, a stator and a rotor. A flux-carrying element for the rotor and/or stator may be made entirely of SMC. The stators and rotors of the N motor phases may be arranged relative to each other so that when the stator and rotor teeth of a selected phase are aligned, the stator and rotor teeth in each of the other motor phases are offset from each other, e.g., by an integer multiple of 1/N of a pitch of the stator or rotor teeth. A fill factor of the coil relative to the space in which it is housed may be at least 60%, and up to 90% or more. The stator and rotor flux-carrying elements together may include at most three separable parts.

In a magnet-exciting rotating electric machine system, a rotor surface has magnetic salient poles and island-shaped magnetic poles alternately in circumferential direction, and the island-shaped magnetic poles are constituted so that magnetic flux coming from an external source does not flow through. A magnetic excitation part magnetizes the island-shaped magnetic poles and the magnetic salient poles collectively in the same direction, and then control a flux amount flowing through an armature. The armature has armature coils that face the magnetic salient pole and the island-shaped magnetic pole simultaneously so that driving torque fluctuation or power generation voltage waveform distortion is controlled. The magnetic excitation part changes magnetization state of a field magnet irreversibly, or changes an excitation current to an excitation coil to control a flux crossing the armature.

A rotary electrical machine such as a motor vehicle alternator comprises a stator and a rotor. The stator has at least one armature winding in at least one pair of stator slots. The rotor includes means for selectively establishing closed magnetic circuits which pass around the turns of the armature winding or windings. The means for setting up closed magnetic circuits comprise at least two permanent excitation magnets which set up two magnetic fluxes having components in opposite directions according to the direction of displacement of the rotor; and, between each pair of successive magnets, at least one excitation winding having two wires and being arranged to produce in an adjustably way two flux components which are such as to oppose the fluxes set up in the magnets of the pair. The wires of the excitation windings are located in rotor slots, each of which lies between two successive rotor poles.

An electric motor (10) has a field pole formed by a field current passing through a field winding (50). A voltage booting converter (120) converts output voltage of a battery (B) and outputs the voltage between a power source line (107) and a grounding line (105). Field winding (50) is electrically connected onto an electric current channel between battery (B) and power source line (107) and formed so that voltage switched by a switching element (Q1) is applied to both ends. A controller (100) controls the field current so as to adjust density of magnetic flux between a rotor and a stator by performing switching control on switching element (Q1) and a switching element (Q3) connected in parallel to field winding (50) and converts the output voltage of battery (B) into voltage in accordance with a voltage command value.

A rotating electric machine for a vehicle includes magnet holders for holding permanent magnets. The magnet holder is fitted between adjacent two claw-like magnetic poles of pole cores, and plural permanent magnets are provided to be magnetized for reducing magnetic-flux leakage between the magnetic poles. The magnet holder includes a radial outer surface, and a protrusion that protrudes from the radial outer surface to a radial outside around a center in a circumferential direction. Therefore, a thickness of the radial outside surface of the magnet holder increases, and its rigidity can be increased. Accordingly, it can prevent the radial outside surface of the magnet holder from being deformed due to centrifugal force, and it can prevent the magnet holder from being damaged.

An electrical machine includes a stator and a rotor. The stator includes on its internal face at least one induction winding housed in a pair of recesses and a series of housings for excitation means. The rotor does not have windings and includes teeth for establishing variable magnetic fluxes in the induction winding. The excitation brings into play permanent magnets adapted to establish a closed circumferential magnetic flux in the stator and excitation windings locally establishing an adjustable magnetic flux in the reverse circumferential direction. The rotor teeth are adapted to effect a flux commutation in the stator and the, or each, permanent magnet occupies an angular position located between the angular positions of the two arms of a common induction winding. In this way an alternating magnetic flux is produced in the induction winding or windings during the rotation of the rotor.

A flat linear oscillation motor comprises an upper cover, a base matched with the upper cover to form a holding space, a coil which contained in the holding space and positioned on the base, an elastic supporting piece connected with the base and a permanent-magnet that is hung in the holding space by the elastic supporting piece; wherein, the base is provided with a plurality of side walls and a bottom wall being vertical to the side walls, the coil is arranged on the bottom wall and positioned in the center under the permanent-magnet, a gap is arranged between the coil and the permanent-magnet, the magnetic pole of the permanent-magnet just faces the coil, and the polarization direction of the magnetic pole of the permanent-magnet facing the coil is opposite, the elastic supporting piece is provided with a fixing part connected with the base, an elastic arm that extends out from and faces the fixing part and has the elastic deformation direction to be parallel to the bottom wall of the base, and a jointing part that extends out from the elastic arm and is connected with the permanent-magnet to lead the permanent-magnet to move along the direction being parallel to the bottom wall.

An electromagnetic apparatus has a rotating element acting as a transfer bridge between two active energetic suppliers, the rotating element providing a ferromagnetic core with plural solenoid coils having induced electric energy from external permanent magnets; the core transferring energy by induction to the inner stator's wound active permanent magnet, the energy collector and inductor acting as a generator.

Permanent-magnet (PM) rotors, rotor components, and machines using PM rotors, where the PM rotors have internally coupled PM bulks and/or are configured to have a non-uniform air gap between the rotor and a stator.

A synchronous electric machine having a fixed stator, a multi-phase stator winding and having a rotor which has poles, excited in a predefined sequence, over its circumference, the number of poles being changeable as a function of the intensity and the direction of a field current in at least one field coil of the rotor. For improving the efficiency of the machine and for reducing the number of field coils and the entire coil cross section it is provided that the rotor has a laminated core, laminated in the axial direction, which has grooves on the circumference for accommodating the at least one field coil and that the at least one field coil is situated on the circumference of the rotor with a step size which corresponds to the pole pitch of the lower number of poles.

The invention relates to the generator technology and in particular to a two-rotor axial magnetic flux switching type mixed excitation synchronous generator which has high efficiency, direct driving and variable speed and constant frequency; the generator comprises a stator and rotors; the stator is assembled to be round by 6a H-shaped unit stator cores, a is positive integer, an armature windingadopts a concentrated winding which is circumferentially wound on a stator tooth adjacent to the H-shaped unit stator core, permanent magnets are arrayed between the adjacent H-shaped unit stator cores in a staggering way, the permanent magnet charges the magnetism tangentially, an exciting winding is axially wound on the surface of the permanent magnet, so as to generate circumferential magneticfield by direct current in the exciting winding and enhance or weaken the permanent magnet field; the rotor comprises a rotor magnet yoke and a rotor pole fixed at the inner side of the rotor magnet yoke, the rotor and the stator are arranged axially. The invention is a novel mixed excitation synchronous generator which has high efficiency, direct driving and wide voltage regulating range.

A rotating electrical machine, such as an aircraft starter-generator, that includes an exciter that has its stator windings supplied with electrical power from a power supply. One or more switches are electrically coupled between the exciter stator winding and the power supply and are configured and controlled so that a capacitance may be selectively placed electrically in series with the exciter stator windings.

The invention provides an apparatus integrating an underwater motor and a thruster, comprising a motor casing and end covers respectively arranged at two ends of the motor casing. The clearance between the end cover and the motor casing is sealed; a stator core embedded with a three-phase winding is fixed on the inner side of the motor casing; a rotor provided with a fixing shaft at one end and a transmission shaft at the other end is arranged through a bearing inside the motor casing and the transmission shaft is extended out of the end cover and a screw propeller is fixed on the transmission shaft; the sintered NeFeB is stuck onto the rotor; a locating sensor is arranged on the stator core; a controller is arranged inside the motor casing and the three-phase winding and a controller arranged on the stator are respectively connected with the controller through lead; a control cable of the controller is derived out from the end cover of one end; and an air deflector is fixed through a bracket on the motor casing. The adoption of the high-grade sintered NeFeB as alnico largely reduces the motor volume and weight so as to lead the integral structure to become compact and enhance the total efficiency.

The present invention deals with a transverse flux machine of the switched reluctance variety. The transverse flux machine consists of multiple phases where each phase is spaced axially along the shaft. Axial spacing provides many benefits including a decreased weight and a capability to use simple wound bobbin coils for the windings. An embedded cooling loop is provided within the coils themselves. This cooling loop provides internal temperature regulation for the windings and allows for a higher efficiency among other benefits.