Stator winding structure of asynchronous motor
An asynchronous motor and stator winding technology, which is applied to asynchronous induction motors, electrical components, electromechanical devices, etc., can solve the problems of insufficient efficiency, large torque output fluctuation, and many harmonic components of the motor, and achieve the effect of optimizing the magnetic field.
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[0013] Such as image 3 As shown in , the present invention includes main windings X, Y, Z, auxiliary windings X', Y', Z' and operating capacitors C, and the auxiliary windings X', Y', Z' are respectively connected in series with each operating capacitor C , and then respectively connected in parallel with the corresponding main windings X, Y, Z, and finally connected to the power frequency three-phase power supply, wherein the auxiliary winding lags behind the main winding by 30° mechanical angle, and the running capacitor connected in series with the auxiliary winding will The auxiliary winding phase shifts by 90°, so that all windings form a 60° phase angle, forming a circular magnetic field as much as possible, and the induction rotor runs stably.
[0014] Its three-phase output voltage waveform is as follows Figure 4 as shown in the figure 2 Compared with the output voltage of the slanted part, the magnetic field is further generated, so that the electric current rate...
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