Magnetic bearing device and method

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

Reexamination Certificate

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C318S607000, C318S632000

Reexamination Certificate

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07830056

ABSTRACT:
An energy-saving magnetic bearing device with no bias current for making the relation between the excitation current and the magnetic force of the electromagnet linear is provided. In a magnetic bearing device for supporting a rotor1serving as the magnetic piece in a levitating state allowing free rotation at a specified position by the magnetic force of a pair of electromagnets2, 3, the electromagnets2, 3are constituted to interpose the rotor1and face each other. A driver204is a PWM (pulse width modulation) type driver for controlling the excitation current in the electromagnets2, 3by modulating the pulse width of a voltage driven at a specified carrier frequency fc, and includes a resonator means for electrically resonating at a frequency equal to the carrier frequency fc. When an excitation current flows in either one of the pair of opposing electromagnets2, 3, then the other magnet is regulated so that the DC component in the electromagnet excitation current is zero, and a voltage is applied via the resonator means to the electromagnet whose DC component in the excitation current is discharged to zero.

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