Starter procedure for permanent magnet motors

Electricity: motive power systems – Switched reluctance motor commutation control

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318138, H02P 602

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048088935

ABSTRACT:
A procedure for stopping and starting a D.C. ferrite toroid motor so as to ensure that the rotor always rotates in the correct direction on starting. The windings in the stator are arranged in a plurality of circuits. Upon opening of the power switch to the motor, activation of one of the stator circuits only results in magnetic poles which attract the rotor poles, thereby slowing and stopping the rotor. Upon activation of the other of the stator circuits, an attractive stator pole is established ahead of a rotor pole and a repulsive stator pole is established behind the rotor pole, thereby ensuring rotation in the desired direction.

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