Inductor devices – Relatively movable core and coil
Patent
1996-08-07
1999-05-11
Luebke, Renee S.
Inductor devices
Relatively movable core and coil
336132, 336134, 336135, H01F21/06
Patent
active
059032057
ABSTRACT:
A group of secondary windings are distributively provided on a stator over a predetermined range, and the respective inductance of the secondary windings in the group is set in such a manner to present predetermined inductance distribution. A rotor has an eccentric shape so as to cause variations in magnetic coupling at individual poles of the stator in response to its current rotational position. By combined use of the magnetic coupling variations between primary and secondary windings on the stator and the predetermined inductance distribution of the secondary windings, high-accuracy detection of a rotational position is achieved with a simple structure. A plurality of primary windings may be set so as to present predetermined inductance distribution.
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Akatsu Nobuyuki
Goto Atsutoshi
Sakamoto Hiroshi
Sakamoto Kazuya
Tanaka Shuichi
Atsutoshi Goto
Luebke Renee S.
Mai Anh
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