Brushless motor

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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ABSTRACT:
A brushless motor A includes a permanent magnet used as a rotor1that is driven by three-phase power supply, wherein the permanent magnet is magnetized by a trapezoidal magnetization, and the trapezoidal magnetization is applied such that a generation period of a cogging torque is set to almost half of the generation period of the cogging torque generated when the permanent magnet to which a square magnetization is applied is used. In this brushless motor A, preferably a skew magnetization is also applied to the rotor1. Further, in case of driven by a sinusoidal-wave current, the skew angle is set to the angle in the range that has ±15% of the reference angle as an upper limit and a lower limit by a combination of a trapezoidal magnetization and a skew magnetization.

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