High speed motor/generator for turbocharger

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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60608, 310113, 417407, H02K 4720, F02B 3700

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ABSTRACT:
A high-speed motor/generator drivable by a turbine includes a rotor mounted on the shaft of the turbine. Since the magnetic flux produced by the magnet of the rotor vary at a high frequency, a ferrite core of good high frequency characteristics is employed as a stator core confronting the rotor to reduce a high-frequency loss. To improve the flux density and magnetic permeability of the ferrite core (which one poorer than those of a core of silicon steel plates), the magnet of the rotor has a number of magnetic poles to increase the frequency at which the magnetic flux is varied, so that the electromotive force produced is increased.

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