Abstract:
A radial gap, transverse flux dynamoelectric machine comprises stator and rotor assemblies. The rotor assembly comprises at least two axially spaced, planar rotor layers having equal numbers of magnetic poles of alternating polarity disposed equiangularly about the rotor peripheral circumference. A magnetically permeable member optionally links adjacent rotor magnets. The stator assembly comprises a plurality of amorphous metal stator cores terminating in first and second polefaces. The cores are disposed equiangularly about the peripheral circumference of the stator assembly with their polefaces axially aligned. Respective first and second polefaces are in layers radially adjacent corresponding rotor layers. Stator windings encircle the stator cores. The device is operable at a high commutating frequency and may have a high pole count, providing high efficiency, torque, and power density, along with flexibility of design, ease of manufacture, and efficient use of magnetic materials.
Abstract:
The present invention deals with a transverse flux machine of the switched reluctance variety. The transverse flux machine consists of multiple phases where each phase is spaced axially along the shaft. Axial spacing provides many benefits including a decreased weight and a capability to use simple wound bobbin coils for the windings. An embedded cooling loop is provided within the coils themselves. This cooling loop provides internal temperature regulation for the windings and allows for a higher efficiency among other benefits.
Abstract:
In electric machines, core losses limit, at high fundamental frequency, the permissible full-load power. The aim of the invention is to develop a design which enables a high power density at high magnetic reversal frequencies and which is easy to produce. To this end, the primary part comprises coils which, for the majority of their length, run in the direction of movement and which are surrounded in this area on three sides by soft magnetic material. In the direction of movement, at least two coils are arranged one behind the other. Coils of different phase are arranged perpendicular to the direction of movement inside different running tracks. In the secondary part, at least two oppositely magnetized hard magnets with three collector segments, which are flatly adjacent in a manner that is perpendicular to the direction of movement, form magnet poles having a high flux concentration. The primary and secondary parts can be shifted with regard to one another in a manner that is perpendicular to the direction of movement by means of a mechanism. The machine is characterized by having an easily producible modular design which has low core losses also at high frequencies. A high power density and, at the same time, a large low-loss field control area is realized in compact dimensions.
Abstract:
A motor includes a ferromagnetic member with first and second portions, a conductive wire wrapped around the first portions of the ferromagnetic member, and at least one magnet rotatably coupled to the ferromagnetic member having first and second poles and generating magnetic flux. The ferromagnetic member and the at least one magnet are configured such that at least a portion of the magnetic flux passes from the first pole of the at least one magnet, into the first portions of the ferromagnetic member, to the second portions of the ferromagnetic member, from the second portions of the ferromagnetic member, and into the second pole of the at least one magnet.
Abstract:
A fan system having a three-phase claw-pole motor comprising a stator and a rotor, wherein the three-phase claw-pole motor provides with stator coils for three phases which are arranged on one plane.
Abstract:
A machine with transversal flux comprises a stator and a rotor. Therein, either the stator has a coil arrangement and the rotor is provided with permanent magnet elements, or the rotor may have a coil arrangement and the stator is provided with permanent magnet elements. The coil arrangement has at least one cylindrical winding and is encompassed by a magnetic flux yoke which in a sectional view along the centre longitudinal axis of the coil arrangement is approximately C-shaped. The magnetic flux yoke has a leg at each end which at least partially encompasses one face each of the coil arrangement. At one surface area of the coil arrangement several magnetic flux conducting pieces are arranged coaxially with the centre longitudinal axis of the coil arrangement in several rows. Under the formation of an air gap, the permanent magnet elements are arranged whose magnetic orientation towards the air gap is alternating. In certain positions of the rotor relative to the stator the permanent magnet elements are oriented at least partially in alignment with at least some of the magnetic flux conducting pieces. With this arrangement it is achieved that a magnetic flux from one leg of the magnetic flux yoke to the other leg of the magnetic flux yoke alternately flows through the magnetic flux conducting pieces and the permanent magnet elements aligned with these. Here, the magnetic flux alternates from a first axially oriented row of the magnetic flux conducting pieces and the permanent magnet elements aligned with these to a neighbouring second row and back to the first row, while progressing to and fro in an axial direction.
Abstract:
An electric generator 10 of the present invention comprises a permanent magnet 14, a coil 30, a yoke 20, and attracted means 19 composed of a plurality of attracted pieces 18 which are arranged radially around the rotation axis 12 and are magnetized by the permanent magnet 14. The permanent magnet 14, the coil 30, the yoke 20, and the attracted means 19 are mounted on the rotation axis 12 and the attracted pieces 18 that constitute the attracted means 19 are each placed in positions that correspond to positions that bisect the spaces between the metal pieces that constitute the yoke 20, so that the cogging torque exerted the rotation axis 12 is reduced.
Abstract:
Transverse flux electric motors are made using a unique process where individual components are premade and then assembled together. A stator portion is made by nesting a coil between two stator core portions. In a disclosed example, distinct first and second stator core portions are formed. The stator core portions in disclosed examples are made from laminations or sintered powder materials. In a disclosed arrangement, a coil is supported between the core portions of the stator such that the core portions enclose at least part of axial surfaces on the coil. A rotor that has a core and a plurality of magnets is supported relative to the stator for relative rotary motion such that the plurality of magnets of the rotor interact with the stator core portions during the relative rotary motion.
Abstract:
A motor structure comprises a rotor having a driving portion and a magnetic element; the magnetic element being assembled to a lower end of the driving portion; and a stator including an electrode sheet, a coil, and a seat; the coil winding around a stator flame assembling the seat; a magnetic induction portion being protruded from the electrode sheet; and the electrode sheet being installed to the seat. The rotor is pivotally installed to the stator and the magnetic induction portion of the electrode sheet is arranged corresponding to the magnetic element so that after conduction, the coil is interacted with the magnetic element by using phase differences therebetween.
Abstract:
An electric generator 10 of the present invention comprises a permanent magnet 14, a coil 30, a yoke 20, and attracted means 19 composed of a plurality of attracted pieces 18 which are arranged radially around the rotation axis 12 and are magnetized by the permanent magnet 14. The permanent magnet 14, the coil 30, the yoke 20, and the attracted means 19 are mounted on the rotation axis 12 and the attracted pieces 18 that constitute the attracted means 19 are each placed in positions that correspond to positions that bisect the spaces between the metal pieces that constitute the yoke 20, so that the cogging torque exerted on the rotation axis 12 is reduced.