Electric excitation permanent magnet switch, reluctance motor for electric excitation permanent magnet switch and electric excitation method
A permanent magnet switch and electric excitation technology, which is applied in electric switches, magnetic/electric field switches, electric components, etc., can solve the problems of long magnetic circuit, large torque fluctuation, and hindering the excellent performance of switched reluctance motors.
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[0068] The structure of this embodiment is as attached Figure 9 As shown, the structural section of this embodiment is as attached Figure 10 shown.
[0069] There are eight electric excitation permanent magnet switch assemblies in the stator of this embodiment, and these eight electric excitation permanent magnet switch assemblies are symmetrically fixed on the inner wall of the motor housing, and the soft magnet salient pole 102 and the soft magnet salient pole The protruding direction of 103 is perpendicular to the plane where the iron core 104 and the permanent magnet 106 are located, and points to the motor shaft 109 . The rotor shaft seat 108 is fixed to the rotating shaft 109, and the six strip iron cores are symmetrically and evenly fixed on the rotor shaft seat 108 with the rotating shaft 109 as the axis of symmetry. Each strip iron core has two salient poles, and the strip iron core The protruding directions of the salient poles 105 and the bar core salient poles ...
Embodiment 2
[0073] The structure of this embodiment is as attached Figure 12 shown.
[0074] This embodiment is further structured on the basis of the motor given in the first embodiment above. The motor given in the first embodiment above becomes a single motor in this embodiment. The three electric motors share one rotating shaft. as attached Figure 12As shown, the relative positional relationship between the stators of the three motor units is exactly the same, that is, there is no rotation angle difference between the magnetic salient pole radial centerlines of the stator switch assemblies of the three motor units, and the rotors of the three motor units There is a rotation angle difference α between the radial centerlines of the salient poles of the bar core, and the attached Figure 13 A sectional view of the motor monomer at the front is given, with Figure 14 A sectional view of the motor monomer in the middle layer is given, with Figure 15 A sectional view of the motor c...
Embodiment 3
[0078] The structure of this embodiment is as attached Figure 16 And attached Figure 17 shown.
[0079] In this embodiment, the stator is composed of eight electrically-excited permanent-magnet switch assemblies, which are symmetrically and evenly fixed in the motor casing, and the eight electrically-excited permanent-magnet switch assemblies on the stator are magnetically connected to each other. In the isolated state, the protruding direction of the soft magnetic salient pole 305 in the stator electric excitation permanent magnet switch assembly is perpendicular to the plane where the iron core excitation coil 301 and the permanent magnet 303 are located, and points to the motor shaft 304 . Each stator electric excitation permanent magnet switch assembly has two magnetic salient poles, the two magnetic salient poles are axially distributed along the rotating shaft, and the eight switch assemblies have 8×2 magnetic salient poles in total. The rotor of this embodiment is c...
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