Asynchronous machine with optimized distribution of electrical losses between stator and rotor

Abstract

The invention relates to an asynchronous machine (1) as can be used particularly in electric vehicles or hybrid vehicles. The asynchronous machine (1) has a rotor (5) and a stator (3). The asynchronous machine is designed and controlled in such a manner that it has a pole pair number p of p=3. Because of the reduced yoke saturation that can consequently be achieved, the stator yoke (9) can be designed with a lesser height hy1, such that a ratio of the outer rotor diameter D2a to the outer stator diameter D1a can assume values between 0.7 and 0.8. As a result, enlarged rotor teeth (19) and correspondingly enlarged rotor grooves (21) can be formed in the rotor (5), such that electrical losses in the material in the rotor grooves (21) acting as the rotor coil element (23) are smaller in comparison to conventional asynchronous machines. The electrical losses occurring to a greater extent in the stator (3) compensating for this lead to a lesser warming of the stator (3) than would be the case with the rotor (5) as the stator (3) can be cooled by simple means. Overall, a higher continuous torque can thus be achieved with the asynchronous machine (1) according to the invention.

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