Auxiliary starting switched reluctance motor

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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A dynamo-electric machine such as a switched reluctance motor (10). A stator (14) has a central bore (16) and a plurality of inwardly salient poles (18A-18D) extending into the bore. A rotor (22) is mounted on a shaft (24) for rotation relative to the stator. The rotor has a plurality of outwardly salient poles (26A, 26B) extending into the bore. Stator windings (20, 21) are bifilar windings which produce an electromagnetic field when a phase is energized. The bifilar windings return energy to the voltage source when the phase is de-energized. An auxiliary winding (28) is also installed on the stator. The auxiliary winding is energized, when the machine is off, to produce a magnetic field which causes rotation of the rotor to a preferred aligned position relative to the stator poles. This facilitates subsequent starting of the machine. An electrical circuit (30) energizes the auxiliary winding, when the machine is off; and then energizes the stator windings when the machine is started. The circuit de-energizes the auxiliary winding when the stator windings are energized. The auxiliary windings are also effective when used with motors having a stepped air gap (G) between the stator poles and rotor poles, or when the stator has a shifted pole configuration.

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