Variable speed controller with improved efficiency of energy transfer for an AC induction motor
AssigneeHPS Corporation
InventorRobert D. Jackson
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InventorRobert D. Jackson
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A variable speed controller for an alternating current induction motor reestablishes the start time for firing pulses and clock pulses in a circuit having a uniform frequency generator generating firing and clock pulses. Feedback from the stator terminals sets an oscillator with a sawtooth type ramp output. Subsequent feedback from the stator terminals are compared with the output of the oscillator in a comparator that establishes a time or phase shift in the generated output having the same frequency, for resetting the firing pulses so that the frequency of current to the stator winding is a function of the relationship between the stator and rotor positions, and of the current amplitude in the stator windings. Adjustment of the circuit parameters reduces the difference between the rotor and stator positions and optimizes stator current to maintain flux balance.
A control for establishing the timing of firing pulses and for establishing the timing of clock pulses for an AC induction motor having a rotor and a stator electromagnetically interconnected by magnetic flux created by electric fields generated by coils of electrically conductive material having terminals through which electrical energy is transmitted thereto, said coils being positioned on said rotor, and on said stator in juxtaposition with corresponding coils in said rotor for alternating excitation relative thereto to cause rotation of the rotor relative to the stator, said coils on said stator receiving electrical energy through coiled terminals therein;
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