Position sensor

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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310192, 324173, H02K 2316

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050702645

ABSTRACT:
DC motors without collectors require position sensors, which recognize or identify the angular position of the rotor, in order to supply a pulse for control of the current in the coil at a suitable point in time. Hall probes which, as a rule, are used as positional sensors, involve a series of disadvantages, such as for instance sensitivity to temperature and radiation. In order to avoid these disadvantages, coils with a magnetic core through which alternating current is passed are installed in the stator-rotor air gap in accordance with the invention. The rotor comprises in the axial segment opposite the coils a magnetic portion and a nonmagnetic portion. This generates a change in the voltage drop at the coil during each rotor revolution.

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