Synchronous rotating electrical machine with permanent magnets and flux concentration
AssigneeValeo Equipements Electriques Moteur
InventorsJean-Claude Matt, Jérome Legranger
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AssigneeValeo Equipements Electriques Moteur
InventorsJean-Claude Matt, Jérome Legranger
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A synchronous rotating electrical machine is disclosed, of the type including a stator (10) and a rotor (11). The rotor is of the flux concentration type and includes a plurality of alternate North and South poles formed from permanent magnets (PM). The magnets are housed in slots (E1) arranged in the magnetic body of the rotor. Each pole comprises a second slot (E3) roughly radial and arranged in the magnetic body of the pole, between two consecutive magnets delimiting the pole. In accordance with the invention, each pole includes a portion forming a bridge (BR) between the magnetic bodies of the rotor, on either side of the second slot, this part forming a bridge including a magnetic body height not greater than approximately one times the dimensional value of the width of the permanent magnets.
A rotating electrical machine comprising:
A rotating electrical machine, comprising:
A method for dimensioning a rotor of a rotating electrical machine comprising a stator (10) equipped with stator windings and a rotor (11), said rotor comprising a plurality of alternate North poles and South poles formed from permanent magnets (PM) arranged according to a substantially radial configuration known as with flux concentration, first slots (E1) arranged in a magnetic body of said rotor (11) so as to house said permanent magnets (PM);
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