Remanence tolerance compensation for electric machine
A technology of residual magnetism and compensating parts, applied in the field of motor, mover or stator, it can solve the problems of mass offset, rotor unbalance, changing rotor inertia moment, etc.
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[0026] The remanence fluctuations of the permanent magnets 10 within the same production batch are very small because all the permanent magnets 10 are produced for the same time and under consistent production conditions. However, between batches, the residual magnetism of the permanent magnet 10 may vary due to small differences in the mixture of permanent magnetic powders and small temperature differences in the furnace. Especially permanent magnets made of neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB) typically have a tolerance of + / -3%. The magnetic current in a permanently excited electric machine 12 in the unsaturated state is directly proportional to the permanent magnet remanence.
[0027] figure 1 The relationship between the standard maximum magnetic current (ordinate) through the tooth 14 and the standard remanence (abscissa) of the permanent magnet 10 is shown. figure 2 The standard electromotive force versus rotor position (pole pitch) curves are shown for a standard remanence ...
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