Periodic reciprocating motor

Electricity: motive power systems – Linear-movement motors

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318132, 310 14, 310 30, H02K 4100

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ABSTRACT:
A reciprocating electric motor employs plural motor stator modules each including a group of coils selectively energized in subgroups to produce a magnetic field sweeping from one end of the group to the other and then repetitively from the same one end to the other always in the same direction until a number of ferromagnetic non-ferromagnetic armature sections each equal in length to the length of the stator modules and equal in number to the stroke of the motor divided by the length of each section has passed the stator module and thereafter the sequence of energization is reversed to move the armature a like distance in the opposite direction, the several coils of each group being electrically connected in a set each of which has its own power supply, the power supplies being collectively controlled by a microprocessor.

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