Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1989-12-19
1991-02-26
Hall, Carl E.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
29606, 29609, 310 42, 310 43, H02K 1502
Patent
active
049951599
ABSTRACT:
A Motor structure and energization scheme provides a high efficiency electronically commutated reluctance motor that is characterized by less iron losses than conventional switched reluctance motors. The motor operates without the reversal of the flow of flux in the stator. Also, the flux switching frequency in the stator is minimized. By eliminating flux reversals and minimizing the flux switching frequency, the electronically commutated reluctance motor is operable over a wide range of speeds with improved efficiency. Structurally, the stator includes unevenly spaced poles which are grouped into pairs separated by a space related to the even spacing of the poles on the rotor. Adjacent pairs of poles on the stator are separated by a spacing which is not equal to the spacing between the poles of a pair. To provide for rotation of the rotor, each pair of poles on the stator is polarized to form poles of opposite polarity such that a magnetic circuit joins the two adjacent poles of the pair. Magnetic circuits linking different pairs of stator poles, which are the source flux reversals and high switching frequencies in conventional motors, are prevented by providing a stator construction that is without low reluctance paths between adjacent pairs of stator poles.
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Hancock Clyde J.
Hendershot James R.
Hall Carl E.
Pacific Scientific Company
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