A three-phase four-wire driving method for a six-pole radial-axial hybrid magnetic bearing
A three-phase four-wire, axial hybrid technology, applied in the directions of shafts and bearings, bearings, electric components, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing volume and cost
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[0014] The present invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0015] Such as figure 1 As shown, the present invention is composed of a three-phase four-wire driver 1 and a phase A control coil (including a first A phase coil 21 and a second A phase coil 22 ) and a B phase control coil of a six-pole radial-axial hybrid magnetic bearing 2 at the same time. The coils (including the first B-phase coil 23 and the second B-phase coil 24 ), the C-phase control coils (including the first C-phase coil 25 and the second C-phase coil 26 ) and the axial coil 27 provide control current.
[0016] The three-phase four-wire driver 1 is provided with a DC bus voltage by a DC power supply 11, and the voltage stabilizing capacitor (including the first voltage stabilizing capacitor 121 and the first voltage stabilizing capacitor 122) is connected in series to both ends of the bus voltage, and the first voltage stabilizing capacitor 121. T...
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