Induction machine using ferromagnetic conducting material in rot

Details Induction machine using ferromagnetic conducting material in rot Induction machine using ferromagnetic conducting material in rot

1996-08-29

1998-03-31

Budd, Mark O.

Electrical generator or motor structure

Dynamoelectric

Rotary

310201, 310268, H02K 1700

Patent

active

057342172

ABSTRACT:
An induction machine having ferromagnetic conducting material in the rotor is disclosed. The machine may be used as a motor, an alternator, a generator, or an alternator/starter. The machine includes a first stator and a second stator in a symmetrical mirrored relationship to the first stator such that a gap is defined intermediate the first and second stator. A disk-shaped rotor is disposed in the gap. The rotor is substantially comprised of ferromagnetic material electrically conducting in the radial direction and may include copper bars or rings embedded within the rotor.

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