Single-phase separately-excited magneto-resistive power generator
A technology of reluctance generators and reluctance motors, which is applied to synchronous generators, etc., can solve the problems of multi-phase reluctance generators with many phases, permanent magnet motors that are difficult to be controlled, and low motor stability. And the effect of low production cost, simple processing, and improved efficiency
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[0022] A single-phase separately excited reluctance generator, comprising a stator (1), a rotor (2), an excitation winding (3), and an armature winding (4). Combine below figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 and Figure 4 To illustrate the specific implementation mode, a single-phase separately excited reluctance generator described in this implementation mode has an inner rotor structure, that is, the rotor (2) is inside the stator (1). The number of stator salient poles (6) is equal to the number of rotor salient poles (7), and is an even number. The stator (1) is fixed on the casing of the generator. The rotor (2) is connected with the transmission shaft, and the rotor (2) rotates with the transmission shaft. The excitation winding (3) is wound on the stator salient pole (6), the excitation coils (3) on the adjacent stator salient poles (6) are wound in opposite directions, and the excitation coils (3) on the adjacent stator salient poles (6) The coils (3) are sequentially...
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[0025] A single-phase separately excited reluctance generator, comprising a stator (1), a rotor (2), an excitation winding (3), and an armature winding (4). Combine below Figure 5 , Figure 6 , Figure 7 and Figure 8 A specific embodiment will be described. The single-phase separately excited reluctance generator described in this embodiment has an outer rotor structure, that is, the rotor (2) is outside the stator (1). The number of stator salient poles (6) is equal to the number of rotor salient poles (7), and is an even number. The stator (1) is fixed on the casing of the generator. The rotor (2) is connected with the transmission shaft, and the rotor (2) rotates with the transmission shaft. The excitation winding (3) is wound on the stator salient pole (6), the excitation winding (3) on the adjacent stator salient pole (6) is wound in the opposite direction, and the excitation winding (3) on the adjacent stator salient pole (6) The windings (3) are sequentially co...
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