Magnetically enhanced variable reluctance motor systems.
作者： Robert Mastromattei
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关键词: Synchronous motor 、 Reluctance motor 、 AC motor 、 Engineering 、 Switched reluctance motor 、 Wound rotor motor 、 Induction motor 、 Squirrel-cage rotor 、 Rotor (electric) 、 Control theory
摘要: Electrically-energized salient stator poles (40 to 54) of a variable reluctance motor terminate in teeth that oppose the rotor (10). Permanent magnets (110, 120) located between adjacent and magnetized transverse gap enhance torque relative applied excitation ampere-turns. on motors are avoided by reversing magnetization permanent from pole energizing windings four phases 1 0 0, 1, during successive steps. In one embodiment, linear utilizes system replacing with actuator.
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