Permanent magnet motor
A technology of permanent magnets and motors, applied in the direction of generators/motors, electrical components, etc., which can solve the problems of full application of mechanical energy devices
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Embodiment 1
[0039] See figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 , in this embodiment, the tangential permanent magnet and the radial permanent magnet adopt the hard magnetic NdFeB material, and the other parts of the engine require the use of diamagnetic materials such as copper alloys. In order to meet the needs of dynamic balance, there are 16 pieces of radial permanent magnets. For the convenience of processing, the magnetic pole α is a 90° sharp angle, and 15 pieces of rectangular tangential permanent magnets are used. The positional relationship between the tangential permanent magnets and the radial permanent magnets is: When the lower end of the tangential permanent magnet just completely enters the radial permanent magnet during rotation, the upper end of the tangential permanent magnet just passes over the sharp corner of the magnetic pole of the peripheral permanent magnet having the same name as the magnetic pole.
[0040]When the end of the magnet points to the middle line of the two...
Embodiment 2
[0043] The positions between stator and rotor are interchangeable (see Figure 4 ).
Embodiment 3
[0045] See Figure 5 , in this embodiment, the tangential permanent magnets are installed on the stator, and the radial permanent magnets are installed on the rotor. In order to meet the needs of dynamic balance, there are 9 pieces of radial permanent magnets, and the sharp angle end α of the magnetic pole is 100° sharp angle, and 8 pieces of rectangular tangential permanent magnets are used. The positional relationship between the tangential permanent magnets and the radial permanent magnets is: When the lower end of the permanent magnet has just completely entered the radial permanent magnet during rotation, the upper end of the tangential permanent magnet has just crossed over the sharp corner of the magnetic pole of the peripheral permanent magnet with the magnetic pole of the same name.
[0046] In an embodiment, the ratio of the number of tangential permanent magnets to radial permanent magnets can also be:
[0047] 24:25, 31:32, 46; 48, 62:64, etc.
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