Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary
Patent
1995-04-13
1997-05-27
Dougherty, Thomas M.
Electrical generator or motor structure
Dynamoelectric
Rotary
310254, 310261, 310156, H02K 112, H02K 122, H02K 2112
Patent
active
056335512
ABSTRACT:
In order to achieve high potency for magnetic circuits together with a favourable possibility of constructing them in four-phase and two-phase form using radially positioned permanent magnets in flux concentration mode, it is proposed to introduce E-shaped stator pole elements with at least one fanned-out limb each. This gives the most favourable utilisation of the permanent magnets together with high functionality with a view to the maximum obtainable rotor diameter and favourable component manufacture. Both four-phase and two-phase machines may be constructed with the same pole elements. For exclusively two-phase windings there is a possibility of shortening the distance between the part-rotors.
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Dougherty Thomas M.
Wallace, Jr. Michael
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