An electric power generator comprising two stators and a rotor
A generator and rotor technology, applied in synchronous motors with static armatures and rotating magnets, wind power generation, electromechanical devices, etc., can solve problems such as unoptimized air gaps and improved performance
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[0040] Figure 1 to Figure 2 An electric power generator (just referred to simply as "generator") 100 according to the invention is shown. The generator 100 has a central hub shaft 102 defining a central axis at its radially inner center and a back iron 104 at its radially outer surface. Generator 100 also has many features common to generators such as bearings, axles, frames, input drives, output wiring etc. which are not shown but those skilled in the art will appreciate that they may form part of the invention.
[0041] The generator 100 has an inner stator 110 , an intermediate rotor 120 and an outer stator 130 . These can be thought of as three concentric "layers" of the generator 100 . The rotor 120 and the stators 110, 130 are coaxial about a central axis. The inner stator 110 is disposed radially inside the rotor 120 , and the inner stator 110 and the rotor 120 are spaced apart by an inner air gap 112 . The outer stator 130 is disposed radially outside of the rotor...
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