Rotatable single-phase electromagnetic actuator
AssigneeMoving Magnet Technologies
InventorsClaude Oudet, Daniel Prudham
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AssigneeMoving Magnet Technologies
InventorsClaude Oudet, Daniel Prudham
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A constant-torque single-phase electromagnetic actuator including a stationary device including a first magnetic stator circuit made of a high-permeability material and excited by at least one field coil (10), and a movable device (1) including an axially magnetized disc (3) having 2N pairs of magnetic poles magnetized in alternate directions, wherein the magnetization is substantially uniform. The magnetized disc (3) is attached to a second magnetic circuit (6) made of a high-permeability material, and the movable device is provided with a coupling shaft (7). The connection between the stationary device (1) and the movable device (2) allows at least some axial play of the coupling shaft (7) away from the stationary stator device (2), and the diameter of the magnetized disc (3) is substantially identical to that of the poles of the stator circuits. Play between the stationary (2) and Movable (1) devices is compensated by the magnetic attraction exerted by the stationary device on the movable one.
Single-phase constant torque electromagnetic actuator, comprising:
Single-phase constant torque electromagnetic actuator comprising a stationary device comprising of a first magnetic stator circuit made of a high-permeability material excited by at least one trip coil and a movable device including an axially-magnetized disk and having 2N pairs of magnetic stator poles magnetized in an alternating direction, magnetization being virtually uniform, said magnetized disk being coupled to a second magnetic circuit made of a magnetic high-permeability and aid movable device being rigidly attached to a coupling shaft, wherein the stationary device and the movable device are separated by a distance which permits at least axial play of the coupling shaft in a direction opposite the stationary device and a diameter of the magnetized disk is substantially identical to a diameter of the stator poles of the stator circuit, the play between the stationary device and the movable device being counterbalanced by magnetic attraction of the stationary device on the movable device;
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