Patent classifications
H02K11/01
Device for reducing harmful bearing voltages
A device (1) to reduce harmful bearing voltages in an electrical machine (M) fed by a DC link voltage of a DC link. The electrical machine has a rotor (2) and a stator (3) with windings (W), and is insulated to ground. At least two bearings (4), with an outer bearing ring (4a) and an inner bearing ring (4i), are between the rotor (2) and the stator (3). A shielding arrangement (S) is between the windings (W) of the stator (2) and the respective outer bearing rings (4a). A stator electrical connecting arrangement (5) is connected to a potential that is stable with respect to the DC link.
LIGHTNING MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITY REDUCTION IN WIND TURBINES
Provide is a nacelle for a wind turbine includes: an external surface exposed to a magnetic flux induced by lightning, an electrical generator rotating about a rotational axis, the electrical generator including a rotor, a stator, an airgap separating the rotor and the stator, and a plurality of electrical conductors wound in the rotor or the stator adjacently to the airgap, a lightning protection arrangement including at least one waveguide between the rotor and the stator and interposed between the external surface and the airgap for providing a shielding to the electrical conductors from the magnetic flux induced by lightning.
LIGHTNING MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITY REDUCTION IN WIND TURBINES
Provide is a nacelle for a wind turbine includes: an external surface exposed to a magnetic flux induced by lightning, an electrical generator rotating about a rotational axis, the electrical generator including a rotor, a stator, an airgap separating the rotor and the stator, and a plurality of electrical conductors wound in the rotor or the stator adjacently to the airgap, a lightning protection arrangement including at least one waveguide between the rotor and the stator and interposed between the external surface and the airgap for providing a shielding to the electrical conductors from the magnetic flux induced by lightning.
MOTOR AND RESOLVER THEREOF
The invention relates to a motor and a resolver thereof. The resolver includes a resolver stator (70), a resolver rotor (80). The resolver includes (70) a plurality of resolver stator teeth (73) and resolver stator windings (75) wound around the resolver stator teeth (73). The resolver rotor (75) includes a resolver rotor core (81) received in a space surrounded by the resolver stator teeth (73) and capable of rotating around a shaft axis. The resolver stator windings (75) includes first output windings wound around each of the resolver stator teeth (73) by a first number of turns, second output windings wound around each of the resolver stator teeth by a second number of turns, and exciting windings wound around each resolver stator teeth by a third number of turns.
Electric motor assembly
An electric motor assembly (10), in particular for driving a vehicle, comprises an electric motor (12), a magnetic sensor (46) and a shield (14), the electric motor (12) being equipped with a stator (16), a rotor (18) and at least one magnet (28) which is connected to the rotor (18) for conjoint rotation therewith and generates a measuring magnetic field (M.sub.M). The magnetic sensor (46) is located in the measuring magnetic field (M.sub.M) and is connected to the shield (14), and the shield (14) has high magnetic permeability and is closed in the area of the magnetic sensor (46).
Starter/generator system
A starter/generator system that includes a first and second electric machine. The first electric machine has a first rotor and a first stator where the first rotor is adapted to receive kinetic energy and the first stator includes a first set of windings. The second electric machine has a second rotor rotatable and a second stator. The second stator is fixed relative to the first stator and the second stator includes a second set of windings.
Starter/generator system
A starter/generator system that includes a first and second electric machine. The first electric machine has a first rotor and a first stator where the first rotor is adapted to receive kinetic energy and the first stator includes a first set of windings. The second electric machine has a second rotor rotatable and a second stator. The second stator is fixed relative to the first stator and the second stator includes a second set of windings.
ENERGY GENERATION
An energy generation apparatus comprises a first element comprising at least one first magnet and a second element comprising at least one second magnet. The second element is movable with respect to the first element. The at least one first magnet and the at least one second magnet are oriented such that common poles of the at least one first and second magnets are temporarily in proximity to each other such that a repulsive magnetic force between the at least one first magnet and at least one second magnet causes relative motion between the first and second elements. Preferred embodiments of the apparatus comprise at least one positioning element or cam comprising an undulating or wave-like surface to control a position and/or an orientation of the at least one first magnet and/or the at least one second magnet.
ENERGY GENERATION
An energy generation apparatus comprises a first element comprising at least one first magnet and a second element comprising at least one second magnet. The second element is movable with respect to the first element. The at least one first magnet and the at least one second magnet are oriented such that common poles of the at least one first and second magnets are temporarily in proximity to each other such that a repulsive magnetic force between the at least one first magnet and at least one second magnet causes relative motion between the first and second elements. Preferred embodiments of the apparatus comprise at least one positioning element or cam comprising an undulating or wave-like surface to control a position and/or an orientation of the at least one first magnet and/or the at least one second magnet.
HORIZONTAL LINEAR VIBRATING MOTOR
The present disclosure relates to a horizontal linear vibrating motor, and more particularly, to a horizontal linear vibrating motor which has a smaller size than existing liner motors so as to be mounted on a small-size wearable watch, smart band or the like, while providing a strong vibration.