Electric drive for submarines

Electricity: motive power systems – Plural – diverse or diversely controlled electric motors – Series-parallel connected motors

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318101, 318 75, 318 66, H02P 152

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044531117

ABSTRACT:
A direct current electric motor marine propulsion system is provided with a pair of shunt wound direct current electric motors which are alternatively connected in a series/parallel circuit configuration. A forward biased diode between the motors in the series circuit, provides for smooth switching characteristics. Fine control of low speed operation is accomplished through the use of a chopper in series with the power source. A contactor connected across the diode provides for reverse current flow during regenerative braking.

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