Abstract:
A coil assembly of a stator is configured in such a manner that an air core region of each magnet coil houses effective coil parts of different magnet coils. The outer shape of each magnet coil in a section perpendicular to a center axis of a rotor is a divided ring-like shape defined by dividing a circular ring into equal N parts. Two sides of the divided ring-like shape form an angle set to be 360°/N or less. Each magnet coil is made of a coil conductive wire including a conductive wire bundle as a bundle of multiple non-insulated conductive wires each being a non-insulated wire, and an insulating coating layer covering the periphery of the conductive wire bundle.
Abstract:
A coreless electric machine includes: a permanent magnet on a first member; N-phase (N≧2) air-core electromagnetic coils on a second member; and a coil back yoke on the second member, each electromagnetic coil including a conductor bundle in which a conductor is wound M times (M≧2), coil sub-aggregates are provided, each including the N electromagnetic coils of the respective N phases and in each of which a conductor bundle forming an effective coil area of a first-phase electromagnetic coil contacts a second conductor bundle forming an effective coil area of another phase electromagnetic coil, and the second conductor bundle is in an air-core portion of the first phase electromagnetic coil, and the coil sub-aggregates are arranged along the cylindrical area, in which the coil sub-aggregates do not overlap in a radiation direction of the cylindrical area, and adjacent coil sub-aggregates contact each other.
Abstract:
An electromechanical device includes a rotor having a magnetic back yoke with a cylindrical shape, and at least one rotor magnet arranged along an outer periphery of the magnetic back yoke in a cylindrical manner, a stator having at least one air-core magnetic coil arranged along an outer periphery of the rotor in a cylindrical manner, and a coil back yoke with a cylindrical shape disposed on an outer periphery of the magnetic coil arranged in a cylindrical manner, and a casing adapted to cover the stator and the rotor, wherein at least a part of the casing is formed of carbon fiber reinforced plastic.
Abstract:
A linear motor includes a slider unit having a magnet row in which plural permanent magnets are arranged in series so that the same poles are opposed to each other, a stator unit including electromagnetic coils for plural phases arranged along a movement direction of the slider unit, and plural magnetic detector devices, wherein the plural magnetic detector devices are provided in response to the phases of the electromagnetic coils for plural phases and detect magnetic flux radially extending in a direction perpendicular to the arrangement direction of the permanent magnets at boundaries between the permanent magnets of the magnet row and output signal waveforms for plural phases at phases equal to phases of waveforms of back electromotive forces generated in the respective electromagnetic coils for plural phases when the magnet row moves.
Abstract:
The PWM control circuit is provided. The PWM control circuit includes: a PWM control signal generator that generates a PWM period signal defining a period of a PWM signal and a PWM resolution signal specifying a resolution in one period of the PWM period signal; and a PWM unit that generates the PWM signal based on the PWM period signal and the PWM resolution signal, wherein the PWM control signal generator changes a frequency of the PWM resolution signal while keeping a frequency of the PWM period signal unchanged.
Abstract:
A variable power supply voltage generator generates a variable power supply voltage Vvar and supplies it to other circuits. A transmitting circuit 130 (or 140), operative at the variable power supply voltage Vvar, generates multi-value analog signals Smulti and transmits them to other circuits. A receiving circuit 140 (or 130), operative at the variable power supply voltage Vvar, receives the multi-value analog signals Smulti and subjects them to A/D conversion to generate multi-value digital signals. The threshold voltage generator generates threshold voltages used for A/D conversion from the variable power supply voltage Vvar or from a signal having a voltage value proportional to that of the variable power supply voltage Vvar and supplies them to the receiving circuit. An analog clock generator 120 generates an analog clock signal having a cyclical analog waveform. In response to the analog clock signal, a clock pulse generator 150 generates a clock pulse signal having a cycle period of 1/N of the cycle period of the analog clock signal. The clock-synchronous circuits 130, 140 operate synchronously with the clock pulse signals generated by the clock pulse generator 150.
Abstract:
To provide a technique that improves an efficiency of using a magnetic field in a brushless electric machine. A brushless electric machine includes a first member having N sets (N is an integer of 2 or more) of electromagnetic groups, and a second member that has N+1 sets of magnetic field forming member groups and can move in a predetermined moving direction in relative to the first member. One set of the electromagnetic coil group and one set of the magnetic field forming member group are alternately disposed along a direction perpendicular to the moving direction.
Abstract:
A first member (40a) has a magnet assembly (20) that includes a plurality of permanent magnets (10) held with their homopoles contacting one another. A second member (50a) includes magnet coils (30), and is designed to be changeable in position relative to the first member. The magnet assembly (20) generates the strongest magnetic field in a magnetic field direction lying in the homopolar contact plane at which the homopoles contact one another, the magnetic field direction being oriented outward from the magnet assembly (20) along the magnetic field direction.
Abstract:
The electric motor includes a coil array having a plurality of magnetic coils; a magnet array having a plurality of permanent magnets; a magnetic sensor outputting an output signal that changes in analog fashion depending on relative location of the magnet array and the coil array; a drive control circuit; and an output waveform correcting unit. The output waveform correcting unit corrects the waveform of the output signal of the magnetic sensor based on the voltage level of the output signal of the magnetic sensor, in such a way that the output signal of the magnetic sensor is shaped to prescribed waveform shape during operation of the electric motor.
Abstract:
A control device includes a drive control unit that performs control for driving the electromagnetic coil, and a regeneration control unit that performs control for regenerating power from the electromagnetic coil. The drive control unit includes an excitation interval setting unit that sets an excitation interval and a non-excitation interval such that voltage is applied to the electromagnetic coil during the excitation interval while not applied to the electromagnetic coil during the non-excitation interval. The excitation interval has a symmetrical shape whose center corresponds to a π/2 phase point of the induced voltage waveform, and the non-excitation interval has a symmetrical shape whose center corresponds to the π phase point of the induced voltage waveform. The regeneration control unit includes a regeneration interval setting unit that sets a regeneration interval and a non-regeneration interval such that power is regenerated from the electromagnetic coil during the regeneration interval while not regenerated from the electromagnetic coil during the non-regeneration interval. The regeneration interval has a symmetrical shape whose center corresponds to the π/2 phase point of the induced voltage waveform, and the non-regeneration interval has a symmetrical shape whose center corresponds to the π phase point of the induced voltage waveform.