In-wheel electric motor with an increased electromagnetic flux and energy recovery brake
OwnerDenis Vasilyevich Shchurovskiy, Waldemar Olegovich Wagnerinventors
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Abstract
The in-wheel electric motor system with an increased electromagnetic flux and energy recovery brake provides electromagnetic flux with optimal characteristics of starting torque and peak power in all modes of motor operating. It becomes possible because the stator of the electric motor consists of windings with a “star” connection and windings with a “wye” connection in such a way that electromagnetic fields of these windings are summed and the number of phases of the motor is more than a standard motor that has one type of winding.
Claims1
An in-wheel electric motor system with an increased electromagnetic flux and energy recovery brake, comprising:
- an asynchronous electric motor built in a wheel;
- a hydraulic braking system;
- wherein the electric motor includes stator windings fixed on a wheel axis and a squirrel-cage rotor on a rotating part of the wheel;
- an electric motor power supply line with a commutator;
- wherein the hydraulic braking system includes a master brake cylinder and a hydraulic line connecting the master brake cylinder with an executive brake cylinder of a hydraulic brake of the wheel;
- a control unit associated with an accelerator pedal, a brake pedal, the master brake cylinder and the commutator for providing commutation of the electric motor to a source of electrical power and switching of the electric motor into a generation mode, in which the electric motor operates as a generator braking a vehicle with a conversion of kinetic energy of the vehicle's movement into electrical energy and with engagement of the hydraulic braking system only when braking torque has a certain value;
- wherein the windings of the stator include star connections and wye connections in such a manner that any electromagnetic fields of these windings are summed and a number of phases of the motor is one or more.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.