Low inertia, speed variable induction motor

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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310166, 310266, 310 89, H02K 710

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046895094

ABSTRACT:
A low inertia, speed variable induction motor comprises a frame, a stator fixedly placed in the frame, a yoke fixedly placed in the frame in opposition to the stator with a predetermined gap and a cup-shaped rotor which is inserted into the gap and is fixedly mounted on an output shaft supported in the frame in a freely rotatable manner. Rotating magnetic field is produced in the gap by the stator and the yoke to generate a rotational torque of the cup-shaped rotor. The cup-shaped rotor is formed of a material or materials having a hysteresis characteristic and an eddy current producing characteristic to obtain a large torque.

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