Sensing phase current in switched reluctance machines

Electricity: motive power systems – Synchronous motor systems – Hysteresis or reluctance motor systems

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318254, 318685, 318696, H02P 705

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ABSTRACT:
A switched reluctance machine comprises a stator and a rotor and a winding for each phase of the stator. A single current sensor is arranged to sense current in the phase windings such that they are discriminated between according to the energization sequence of the windings by a controller, including a digital processor which counts the sensed currents and attributes the source of the currents counted among the phase windings according to a known phase winding energization sequence.

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