Permanent-magnet synchronous machine with reduced torque ripple
A technology of synchronous motors and permanent magnets, applied to synchronous motors with stationary armatures and rotating magnets, synchronous machine parts, magnetic circuits, etc., can solve problems such as attenuation or elimination
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[0020] The embodiments described in detail below depict preferred embodiments of the invention.
[0021] exist figure 1 A PM-synchronous machine is shown in cross-section in . The stator 1 has twelve poles 2 . The rotor 3 in the interior of the stator 1 has eight poles, which are represented in this view by eight permanent magnets 4 .
[0022] figure 2 show figure 1 An enlarged partial view of . It can again be seen here that the stator 1 has its toothing 2 and the rotor 3 has its permanent magnets 4 . The teeth 2 of the stator 1 are wound by coil windings 5 , not further shown. However in particular by figure 2 Pole gap pl can also be identified. This pole gap can be quantified by the angle along the circumference.
[0023] In order to reduce the torque ripple according to the invention, in addition to a specific dimensioning of the pole gap, the magnets are also given a specific inclination or segmenting. This segmentation of the magnets in image 3 is shown w...
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