Electricity: motive power systems – Reciprocating or oscillating motor – Energizing winding circuit control
Patent
1981-03-06
1983-02-15
Truhe, J. V.
Electricity: motive power systems
Reciprocating or oscillating motor
Energizing winding circuit control
318254, H02K 2902
Patent
active
043743471
ABSTRACT:
To provide for efficient operation and recuperation of stored inductive energy in a pulse-operated motor, a preferably bifilar winding (20, 21; 20', 21') has its respective strands or filaments energized by complementary transistors (57, 58; 69, 75; 80, 81) which have reversely polarized free-wheeling diodes (59, 60; 80", 81") connected thereacross. A coupling capacity (47) is connected between the junctions of the respective transistors and the associated winding so that, upon turn-off of a transistor, as controlled by a rotor position sensor, such as a Hall generator (25), stored electromagnetic energy is coupled to flow through the free-wheeling diode of the transistor then to be connected, to be returned to a d-c source, such as a battery (34) or stored in a storage capacitor (45). The output signal from the rotor position sensor is in binary, high-low form, which can control the complementary transistors.
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Bergmann S. M.
Papst Motoren KG
Truhe J. V.
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