Tachogenerator for electric machines
OwnerLothar Rossiinventor
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In connection with a tachogenerator for rotary drives, in particular for electric motors, it is proposed to provide, in axially layered arrangement and in succession, one driven rotor with axially extending, structured main magnetization, and adjacent thereto at least one coil carrier disk on which flat coils with radially extending main phase windings (spoke-like webs) are seated. For correcting the voltage supplied, mainly as regards the roof curve, one makes use of peripheral base and/or connecting webs which connect the spoke-like webs and which are subjected to special shaping measures and are likewise arranged in the active magnetic area of the magnet rotor. The magnet rotor further carries a cam disk serving, by its special shape, to screen fully or partially, or to release coacting inductive transmitter/receiver heads. For avoiding disturbing influences that may result from axial displacement of the rotor, flat coils are finally provided on both sides of the rotor in successive, overlapping arrangement in the form of a wheel.
A tachogenerator for rotary drive machines comprising a permanent magnet rotor adapted to be connected to the rotary drive machine and having a magnetic field in the axial direction;
Tachogenerator according to claim I, characterized in that the magnet rotor (11) is annular and is subdivided into a predetermined number of pole-forming segments so that an alternating succession of north and south poles is obtained on each axial annular surface, which are opposed by corresponding south and north poles provided on the opposite outer annular surface, and the trapezoidal flat coils are arranged in such a manner that their main plane extends in parallel to the annular surface of the magnet rotor (II), whereby the main EMF is induced in said main phase windings of each flat coil, while corrective (counter) voltages are induced in the tangentially extending phase windings of the coil.
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