H02K17/04

Induction motor with in situ slip power recovery
12206302 · 2025-01-21 · ·

An induction motor with on-rotor slip power recovery may have a rotor and a stator element. The rotor element has a rotor winding system with a number of winding units wound-distributed for inducing a rotor magnetic field. Each winding unit has an induction and an augmentation subwinding. The induction subwinding has two legs of each a number of induction conductor segments. The induction subwinding induces an emf that drives a rotor current in the rotor winding system to generate a basic induction component for the rotor magnetic field when the induction conductor segments move in the stator element. The augmentation subwinding has two legs of each a number of augmentation conductor segments aligned parallel to the induction conductor segments. The augmentation subwinding being wound that the two legs of augmentation conductor segments are immediately next to each other and positioned mid-way between the two legs of induction conductor segments.

STATOR, MOTOR AND COMPRESSOR

A stator, a motor and a compressor are provided. The stator includes a stator iron core and a winding. The stator iron core includes: an annular yoke; multiple stator teeth, near ends of the stator teeth being fixedly adjacent to an inner surface of the yoke and projecting inward towards the center of the stator iron core along a radial direction of the yoke, remote ends of the stator teeth that face inward along the radial direction defining a center hole for accommodating a rotor, and the stator teeth being spaced from each other in a circumferential direction; and multiple stator slots, each stator slot being defined between two neighboring stator teeth. The winding is wound around the stator teeth and operable for generating a rotating magnetic field. The yoke has at least two cut edges at an outer periphery thereof, disposed asymmetrically relative to the center.

STATOR, MOTOR AND COMPRESSOR

A stator, a motor and a compressor are provided. The stator includes a stator iron core and a winding. The stator iron core includes: an annular yoke; multiple stator teeth, near ends of the stator teeth being fixedly adjacent to an inner surface of the yoke and projecting inward towards the center of the stator iron core along a radial direction of the yoke, remote ends of the stator teeth that face inward along the radial direction defining a center hole for accommodating a rotor, and the stator teeth being spaced from each other in a circumferential direction; and multiple stator slots, each stator slot being defined between two neighboring stator teeth. The winding is wound around the stator teeth and operable for generating a rotating magnetic field. The yoke has at least two cut edges at an outer periphery thereof, disposed asymmetrically relative to the center.

Induction motors including speed sensing circuits for motor control
12244188 · 2025-03-04 · ·

An induction motor assembly includes an induction motor, and one or more switches coupled to selectively inhibit the supply of power from a power source to at least one of a main winding and an auxiliary winding of the motor. A control circuit is configured to obtain a main winding voltage value representative of a voltage across the main winding, receive an auxiliary winding voltage value according to a sensed voltage across the auxiliary winding, and determine at least one of a rotational speed of the induction motor and a load of the induction motor, according to the main winding voltage value and the auxiliary winding voltage value. The control circuit is configured to control switching operation of the one or more switches according to the determined rotational speed or the determined load, or generate a log of the determined rotational speed or the determined load in memory for monitoring.

Induction motors including speed sensing circuits for motor control
12244188 · 2025-03-04 · ·

An induction motor assembly includes an induction motor, and one or more switches coupled to selectively inhibit the supply of power from a power source to at least one of a main winding and an auxiliary winding of the motor. A control circuit is configured to obtain a main winding voltage value representative of a voltage across the main winding, receive an auxiliary winding voltage value according to a sensed voltage across the auxiliary winding, and determine at least one of a rotational speed of the induction motor and a load of the induction motor, according to the main winding voltage value and the auxiliary winding voltage value. The control circuit is configured to control switching operation of the one or more switches according to the determined rotational speed or the determined load, or generate a log of the determined rotational speed or the determined load in memory for monitoring.

FLUID DRIVING DEVICE, MOTOR ASSEMBLY AND CENTRIFUGAL FRICTION CLUTCH THEREOF
20170058905 · 2017-03-02 ·

A centrifugal friction clutch is provided which includes a first friction member to be fixed on a rotary shaft; a support portion to be fixed on the rotary shaft; a centrifugal device disposed on the support portion, the centrifugal device including a cam portion and a centrifugal arm extending the cam portion, the cam portion being rotating relative to the support portion when the centrifugal arm moves; and a friction connecting member disposed between the first friction member and the support portion. When the support portion rotates along with the rotary shaft, a free end of the centrifugal arm moves radially outwardly under a centrifugal force and drives the cam portion to rotate, the cam portion urges the friction connecting member toward the first friction member when the cam portion rotates.

FLUID DRIVING DEVICE, MOTOR ASSEMBLY AND CENTRIFUGAL FRICTION CLUTCH THEREOF
20170058905 · 2017-03-02 ·

A centrifugal friction clutch is provided which includes a first friction member to be fixed on a rotary shaft; a support portion to be fixed on the rotary shaft; a centrifugal device disposed on the support portion, the centrifugal device including a cam portion and a centrifugal arm extending the cam portion, the cam portion being rotating relative to the support portion when the centrifugal arm moves; and a friction connecting member disposed between the first friction member and the support portion. When the support portion rotates along with the rotary shaft, a free end of the centrifugal arm moves radially outwardly under a centrifugal force and drives the cam portion to rotate, the cam portion urges the friction connecting member toward the first friction member when the cam portion rotates.

ROTOR, ELECTRIC MOTOR, COMPRESSOR, AND BLOWER
20170047802 · 2017-02-16 ·

A rotor is connected to a shaft member and rotates about a central axis. The rotor includes a shaft hole having at least part of the shaft member disposed therein; and flow paths disposed around the shaft member and penetrating the rotor in a direction parallel with the central axis. Each flow path has a first surface facing outward in the radial direction; a second surface disposed outward of the first surface in the radial direction and facing the first surface; a third surface connecting the first and second surfaces at one end in a rotational direction about the central axis; a fourth surface connecting the first and second surfaces at the other end in the rotational direction. The condition C<D is satisfied, where C is the distance between both ends of the first surface, and D is the distance between both ends of the second surface.

ROTOR, ELECTRIC MOTOR, COMPRESSOR, AND BLOWER
20170047802 · 2017-02-16 ·

A rotor is connected to a shaft member and rotates about a central axis. The rotor includes a shaft hole having at least part of the shaft member disposed therein; and flow paths disposed around the shaft member and penetrating the rotor in a direction parallel with the central axis. Each flow path has a first surface facing outward in the radial direction; a second surface disposed outward of the first surface in the radial direction and facing the first surface; a third surface connecting the first and second surfaces at one end in a rotational direction about the central axis; a fourth surface connecting the first and second surfaces at the other end in the rotational direction. The condition C<D is satisfied, where C is the distance between both ends of the first surface, and D is the distance between both ends of the second surface.