This invention discloses a
transverse flux linear-rotary switched reluctance generator with an overall axisymmetric decoupled drive structure. The
stator module is composed of upper, middle, and lower stators layered axially. Single-phase linear windings are evenly distributed on the outermost salient-pole
stator teeth, while three-phase rotating windings are arranged on the innermost
stator yoke. The
moving parts include a centrally located double-sided segmented rotor and three external mover flux rings. The internal rotating stator is interlocked with the external linear stator, resulting in a compact structure. Based on the
transverse flux principle, the rotor and mover movements are perpendicular to the
air gap flux, and the linear and rotating magnetic circuits are relatively independent, resulting in minimal magnetic
coupling and electromagnetic decoupling. The
control circuit uses fewer
power switching devices, supporting multi-mode drive including series, parallel, and
hybrid series-parallel windings, thus widening the speed range. This motor features low-speed, high-torque characteristics, eliminating the need for a gearbox in
hybrid power generation systems, and is suitable for low-speed direct-drive combined power generation applications such as wave energy and
ocean current energy.