Permanent magnet compensation type pulse AC generator
A pulsed AC and compensation technology, applied in the field of motors, to reduce complexity, increase operating speed, and avoid brush ablation
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[0017] Depend on figure 1 The stator shown and the rotor shown in Figure 2 constitute a permanent magnet compensation pulse alternator. Shown in the figure is a concrete four-pole pulsed alternator. A four-pole motor can be seen as a simple repetition of a basic two-stage motor, with identical potential waveforms under each pair of pole faces. figure 1 a is a cross-sectional view of the stator structure, figure 1 b is a side view of the stator structure. The armature winding 1 installed on the stator in the figure is pasted on the inner surface of the stator with high-strength glue. The stator body 2 is composed of laminated silicon steel sheets. Fig. 2a is a cross-sectional view of the rotor structure, and Fig. 2b is a side view of the rotor structure. The rotor in the figure is composed of a rotating shaft 4 , a rotor body 5 , a permanent magnet 7 , a magnetic isolation material 6 and a shielding cylinder 3 . The installed permanent magnet 7 is a rare earth permanent m...
Embodiment 2
[0022] The structure of the stator is completely consistent with the first embodiment. The difference is that the armature winding ends are connected concentrically. The connection method is simple and no drawing is required. Of course, the windings can also be connected in the form of overlapping windings. The rotor structure is also consistent with the first embodiment, except that the magnetic isolation material is replaced with epoxy resin.
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