A dual axial-radial permanent magnet bearing uses symmetric magnetic rings and short-circuit damping to stabilize levitation without active control.
A magnetic barrier separates permanent-magnet and control flux paths, enabling linear axial bearing control under heavy one-way loads.
Two-piece bobbin shells enable axial installation on stator projections, simplifying automation while maintaining insulation and magnetic pole generation.
Axial magnetic poles on a non-magnetic ring correct rotor tilt with less attraction force, lowering power use and improving support stability.
A digitally controlled analog offset corrects zero displacement error in unbalanced inductive sensors while preserving ADC resolution.
Rotor-mounted blades pump cooling fluid through the thrust disk, removing external blowers and cutting auxiliary energy use.