Electric motors and methods of controlling thereof
Assignees121352 Canada Inc., Normand Bussières
InventorsNormand Bussières, Patrick Martel, Mathieu Paré
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Assignees121352 Canada Inc., Normand Bussières
InventorsNormand Bussières, Patrick Martel, Mathieu Paré
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Electric motors and methods of controlling electric motors are described herein. The electric motors include a mobile component having at least one permanent magnet coupled thereto and a stator spaced apart from the mobile component. The stator includes at least one stator pole having a ferromagnetic core and a coil wrapped around the ferromagnetic core. The ferromagnetic core is naturally attracted to the at least one permanent magnet. The motors also include a magnetic position control system configured to monitor a position of the at least one permanent magnet relative to the stator and controllably deliver an electric pulse to the coil of each stator pole to generate a repulsive magnetic flux on the ferromagnetic core to cancel an attraction force between the ferromagnetic core and the at least one permanent magnet to control movement of the mobile component.
A method of controlling an electric motor, the motor having a stator having at least one independent pole or pole circuit generally equally spaced along the stator, the independent pole or pole circuit being alternating around a periphery of the stator, the method comprising:
A method of controlling an electric motor having a stator having at least one independent pole or pole circuit of stator poles generally equally spaced along the stator, the independent pole or pole circuits alternating around a periphery of the stator, the method comprising:
A method of controlling an electric motor having a stator having at least one independent pole or pole circuit of stator poles generally equally spaced along the stator, the at least one independent pole or pole circuit alternating around a periphery of the stator, the method comprising:
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