Ventilateur comportant un dispositif de transformation d'un courant electrique triphase
AssigneeTechnofan
InventorsPascal ROLLIN, Samuel BONNARD, Wenceslas BOURSE, Jacques VINCENT
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AssigneeTechnofan
InventorsPascal ROLLIN, Samuel BONNARD, Wenceslas BOURSE, Jacques VINCENT
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A fan, characterized in that the conversion device (59) is made up of three separate single-phase autotransformers (79a, 79b, 79c) that are magnetically uncoupled, each single-phase autotransformer (79a, 79b, 79c) being connected to one of the input terminals (70a, 70b, 70c) and at least one of the output terminals (71a1, . . . , 71c1, 71a2, . . . , 71c2), and being able to modify the voltage values of a single-phase input AC current coming from the corresponding input terminal to obtain a modified output current on the or each output terminal (71a1, . . . , 71c1, 71a2, . . . , 71c2) corresponding to that single-phase autotransformer (79a, 79b, 79c).
1-12. (canceled)
A fan including a rotary electric machine and a supply module able to connect the rotary electric machine to a power grid supplying a three-phase AC current;
The fan according to claim 23, wherein the single-phase autotransformers are uniformly spaced around the outer wall of the rotary electric machine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.