Starting of single-phase motors

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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318701, 318700, H02K 1904, H02K 2903, H02P 100, H02P 600

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060911700

ABSTRACT:
A rotor position transducer for an electronically commutated electric motor has a vane mounted to rotate with the rotor and a pair of sensors, according to one embodiment. One sensor has an output coincident with positions of zero torque. The other sensor produces signals slightly in advance. Overlapping portions of the signals denote regions of different levels of torque. The second sensor output can also be used in high-speed, single-pulse control of the motor. Method embodiments and other apparatus embodiments are also disclosed.

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