Electricity: motive power systems – Motor structure adjustment or control – Brush or other current-collector control
Patent
1975-11-10
1978-06-13
Rubinson, Gene Z.
Electricity: motive power systems
Motor structure adjustment or control
Brush or other current-collector control
310230, 318491, 318292, H02P 300
Patent
active
040951553
ABSTRACT:
A direct current motor which includes a stator for producing a fixed magnetic field and a plurality of armature windings. The motor is caused to rotate by applying current to each winding only while that winding is passing through a zone in a given orientation relative to the stator field. The direction of rotation is changed without changing the direction of the current applied to the windings, by changing the orientation of the zone relative to the stator field, to reverse the direction of the rotational force applied to the armature. Because the current does not reverse through the armature windings, the control circuit can be simple and in a preferred embodiment includes only two gate-turn-off silicon controlled rectifiers, a switch, and a resistor.
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patent: 1990767 (1935-02-01), Whitsitt et al.
patent: 3536974 (1968-02-01), Beigl et al.
Electric Machinery, Fitzgerald et al., Section 4-3, "Commutator Action," pp. 192-194.
Brooks Ronald Robert
Wojslawowicz Jack Edward
Christoffersen H.
Limberg Allen LeRoy
Mutter Michael K.
O'Meara John M.
RCA Corporation
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