Synchronous permanent magnet planar motor

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Linear

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C310S013000, C310S015000

Reexamination Certificate

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07339289

ABSTRACT:
According to the invention, configurations of X-windings and Y-windings in a synchronous permanent planar motor are improved, X-windings and Y-windings overlap in the direction normal to the planar magnet array and distribute on the entire surface of the thrust core, such that effective wires in the X-windings and Y-windings are lengthened and increased in number, therefore the electromagnetic force generated by the SPMPM of this invention is increased correspondingly; X-windings and Y-windings are mounted on a thrust core made of iron material, thus the electromagnetic force is further increased; in addition, two separated anti-yawing member are provided on the mover for counteracting yawing of the mover, accordingly interference between anti-yawing torque and the electromagnetic force for propelling is eliminated.

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