Electronically Commutated multi-phase synchronous machine
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorHarald Witzig
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorHarald Witzig
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An electronically commutated polyphase synchronous machine has a rotor (13) and a stator (14) which carries a stator winding (15); the stator has a switching device (10) having a plurality of semi-conductor switches (T1-T6) which are assigned to the individual winding phases (151-153) of the stator winding (15); the switching device is used for connecting the stator winding (15) to a direct voltage system (11), and a commutation device (17) for sequential triggering of the semiconductor switches (T1-T6) using switching signals which are derived from rotor angular position signals. For sensorless detection of the angular position of the rotor, auxiliary windings (181-183) are situated in the stator (14), which are each inductively coupled to a winding phase (151-153), and the rotor angular position signals are derived from voltages induced in the auxiliary windings (181-183).
An electronically commutated polyphase synchronous machine comprising a rotor (13) and a stator (14) which has a stator winding (15) having a plurality of winding phases (151-153), and a switching device (10) for connecting the stator winding (15) to a direct voltage system (11), the switching device having a plurality of semiconductor switches (T1-T6) which are assigned to the individual winding phases (151-153), and a commutation device (17) for sequentially triggering the semiconductor switches (T1-T6) using switching signals, which are formed as a function of the rotor angular position signals which indicate the angular position of the rotor,
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