SYNCHRONOUS MICROMOTOR WITH ELECTROMAGNETIC UNIPOLAR EXCITATION Russian patent published in 2014 - IPC H02K19/10 H02K1/06 

FIELD: electricity.

SUBSTANCE: invention refers to the field of electric engineering, in particular, to electric machines, and relates to manufacture of synchronous micromotor with unipolar excitation. A synchronous micromotor with unipolar excitation contains a stator with a standard core with a three-phase power winding that creates a rotary magnetic field of the stator and a direct-current excitation winding that creates an excitation flux, as well as a cylindrical solid rotor of iron-copper alloy divided by a non-magnet conductive layer into two magnet isolated parts - two cores of the rotor. According to the invention, at that in order to increase reliability of the synchronous motor operation contactless electromagnetic unipolar excitation is carried out when two cores of the rotor form two permanent magnet poles with invariable different polarity, the north N and the south S ones, at their interaction with the rotary magnetic field of the stator the synchronising torque is created and availability of solid cores at the rotor ensures asynchronous start without a starting winding.

EFFECT: improving reliability of the synchronous motor operation due to creation of permanent poles at the rotor in electromagnetic way without use of permanent magnets.

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