摘要:
A brushless D.C. motor with a permanent magnet rotor (20) employs Hall switches (70) to effect commutation. The rotor magnets (50) are of a greater axial length than the stator laminations (40) and the Hall switches are mounted on a printed circuit panel (60) within the stator frame (12) so as to be actuated by the fringe flux from the portion of rotor magnets (50) extending beyond the stator laminations (40). The pole faces of the stator laminations are stepped to assure proper starting and direction of rotation. A voltage regulating circuit (106, 108, Q1) forming part of the commutating arrangement on the printed circuit panel enables the same circuit to be used for a range of stator energizing voltages. A switching circuit responsive to the analog output voltage of said Hall switches (70) provides a binary output voltage and includes transistors (Q3 and Q4) coupled to each stator winding (42a and 42b) and a transistor (Q2) responsive to the binary output of the Hall switches (70) for alternately switching the transistors (Q3 and Q4) to connect the stator windings (42a and 42b) to a D.C. power supply.
摘要:
An arrangement for sensing the operating condition of an alternating current machine (10) employs a Hall switch (32) on the stator (12) which is subjected to the alternating magnetic field established during operation. The Hall switch (32) has a magnetic field strength threshold below which it will not be actuated. During normal operation of the machine, the alternating field strength will cyclically exceed the switch threshold, thereby generating a series of pulses at the frequency of alternation of the field. Should the field strength decrease as a result of overload of the machine, or a decrease in line voltage, to a level below the threshold level of the switch (32), the pulse output of the switch will cease. Circuitry (34, 36, Q 1 ) responsive to the absence of periodic pulses actuates an indicator circuit (38) to warn of the faulty operation.
摘要:
A temperature tracking D.C. motor speed controlled fan (15) employs a temperature sensitive circuit element (35) to control the output voltage of a voltage regulator (24) which is applied as the D.C. input to the fan motor circuit (18). Typically, the voltage regulator (24) is an integrated circuit voltage regulator having an adjustable output voltage, variable as a function of circuit elements connected thereto. In each of several circuit arrangements, a thermistor (35) senses temperature to increase voltage and consequently fan speed with rising temperatures. In a preferred embodiment the thermistor is used to control the base drive of a transistor (Q 1 ) connected to the regulator. A Zener diode (0 2 ) connected in series with the transistor (Q 1 ) can provide a minimum output voltage from the voltage regulator, keeping the D.C. motor (10) of the fan turning at a low, quiet speed. The voltage applied to the thermistor (35) can be derived partly or wholly from the input to the regulator, reducing or eliminating the negative feedback effect that comes from deriving the thermistor voltage from the controlled output. A voltage stabilization circuit including a Zener diode (D 3 ) at the input to the voltage regulator can provide a stabilized voltage to the thermistor.
摘要:
A brushless DC motor of the kind that includes a relatively large rotor permanent magnet (14) magnetized radially in segments around its circumference to provide alternate segments oppositely magnetized has a stator (12) magnetic structure with two dissimilar pole pieces (46,47) in flux conducting relation to a pair of windings. A first of the pole pieces (46) presents a face to the outer surface of the annular magnet across an air gap. A second pole piece (47), which may be somewhat further from the outer surface of the annular magnet (14), at the opposite end of the windings, presents only a norrow edge surface (62) facing generally in the direction of the magnet. The modified pole piece (80) is L-shaped or U-shaped, having one or two legs (82, 83) respectively, projecting from the coil support structure generally circumferentially with respect to the magnet. The legs (82, 83) taper towards their ends more remote from the coil (41) support structure and form broader upper and lower surfaces more nearly perpendicular the axis of magnet rotation than the narrow edge surface or surfaces facing the magnet across the air gap.
摘要:
A brushless D.C. motor with a permanent magnet rotor (20) employs Hall switches (70) to effect commutation. The rotor magnets (50) are of a greater axial length than the stator laminations (40) and the Hall switches are mounted on a printed circuit panel (60) within the stator frame (12) so as to be actuated by the fringe flux from the portion of rotor magnets (50) extending beyond the stator laminations (40). The pole faces of the stator laminations are stepped to assure proper starting and direction of rotation. A voltage regulating circuit (106, 108, Q1) forming part of the commutating arrangement on the printed circuit panel enables the same circuit to be used for a range of stator energizing voltages. A switching circuit responsive to the analog output voltage of said Hall switches (70) provides a binary output voltage and includes transistors (Q3 and Q4) coupled to each stator winding (42a and 42b) and a transistor (Q2) responsive to the binary output of the Hall switches (70) for alternately switching the transistors (Q3 and Q4) to connect the stator windings (42a and 42b) to a D.C. power supply.
摘要:
A biofilter for the removal of contaminants from gas streams disclosed. The biofilter makes use of a series of modular trays, each containing a gas-contacting medium for removing at least one contaminant from the process stream. The trays have a modular design that allows them to be sealingly stacked and to be configured to allow series, parallel or series-parallel flow through the biofilter.
摘要:
An arrangement for sensing the operating condition of an alternating current machine (10) employs a Hall switch (32) on the stator (12) which is subjected to the alternating magnetic field established during operation. The Hall switch (32) has a magnetic field strength threshold below which it will not be actuated. During normal operation of the machine, the alternating field strength will cyclically exceed the switch threshold, thereby generating a series of pulses at the frequency of alternation of the field. Should the field strength decrease as a result of overload of the machine, or a decrease in line voltage, to a level below the threshold level of the switch (32), the pulse output of the switch will cease. Circuitry (34, 36, Q 1 ) responsive to the absence of periodic pulses actuates an indicator circuit (38) to warn of the faulty operation.