Self-excited brushless machine with compensated field windings
AssigneeThe Texas A&M University System
InventorsHamid A. Toliyat, Seyed Mehdi Seyedi, Dorsa Talebi
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AssigneeThe Texas A&M University System
InventorsHamid A. Toliyat, Seyed Mehdi Seyedi, Dorsa Talebi
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A self-excited brushless machine with compensated field windings includes a rotor and a stator. The rotor Includes a field winding secured to the rotor, an auxiliary winding secured to the rotor, and an energy converter associated with the rotor and configured to convert current between the field winding and the auxiliary winding. The stator includes a multiphase winding. The self-excited brushless machine uses a first current to generate a first magnetomotive force on a stator of the machine, and uses a second current to generate a second magnetomotive force. A third current is induced on auxiliary windings of a rotor of the machine using the second magnetomotive force. A rotor field winding of the machine is excited with the induced currents of the auxiliary windings.
A multigroup multiphase stator comprising:
A rotor comprising:
A self-excited brushless machine with compensated field windings, the machine comprising:
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