Permanent magnet synchronous motor without stator iron core

Abstract

The invention relates to a permanent magnet synchronous motor without a stator iron core, which mainly comprises a rotor shaft, an inner rotor iron core, a magnetic isolation block, a hollow cup stator (including a skeleton and a fractional slot concentrated winding), a Halbach permanent magnet and an outer rotor iron core, wherein the magnetic isolation block is embedded in the inner rotor iron core and forms an inner rotor core component part with the inner rotor iron core, the inner rotor iron core, the outer rotor iron core and the permanent magnet are all connected with the rotor shaft, the Halbach permanent magnet is stuck to the outer rotor iron core, and the hollow cup stator is fixed on a motor shell. The permanent magnetic circuit is formed into a closed loop circuit via the inner rotor iron core, the magnetic air gap, the Halbach permanent magnet and the outer rotor iron core. The invention utilizes the magnetic isolation block to achieve a salient pole structure of the motor so as to realize control by the difference of A-axis and D-axis inductance, the concentrated winding is utilized to weaken harmonic content in winding induced electromotive force and greatly increase the sinusoidal property of the winding induced electromotive force and winding current, so the torque impulse is reduced, and the stationarity of the output torque is improved.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a permanent magnet synchronous motor, especially a salient pole type stator coreless permanent magnet synchronous motor with good sinusoidal induced electromotive force, belonging to the field of motors, suitable for high speed and low power consumption occasions, especially for Induction electromotive force sine wave waveform requirements are higher occasions. Background technique

[0002] Due to the existence of the stator core in the traditional permanent magnet synchronous motor, hysteresis and eddy current loss will be generated in the stator core when the motor is running. These losses are proportional to the 1.3 power of the rotor rotation frequency. When the rotor rotates at a high speed, it will A huge loss is generated in the stator core, which greatly increases the power consumption of the motor; at the same time, due to the existence of the stator cogging, the cogging torque and tooth harmonics will be generated whe...

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