Proposal of new windings for 5‐X variable reluctance resolvers

a New Resonant Converter Circuit for Reluctance

The purpose of this paper is to introduce a different type of converter circuit used to drive switched reluctance motors. It continues with detailed discussion on the resonant converter armed at minimizing or eliminating the transistors switching losses. Finally the drive has been tested on a disc-type reluctance motor for the perfomance and functionality.

A New Type of Direct-Drive Variable-Reluctance Actuators

Most advanced manufacturing processes require highspeed and high precision motion control for material transfer, packaging, assembly, and electrical wiring. Examples are surface mounting of electronic components, wire bonding of semiconductor chips, and assembly of watches and hard disks. To achieve precise motion control, most of these high-performance manufacturing machines use rotary d.c. or...

Integrated, variable-reluctance magnetic minimotor

The use of lithography and electroplating to fabricate variable-reluctance, nearly planar, integrated minimotors with 6-mm-diameter rotors on silicon wafers is described. The motors consist of six electroplated Permalloy@ horseshoe-shaped cores that surround the rotor. Copper coils are formed around each core. The Permalloy and copper electroplating baths, electroplating seed layers, and throug...

Lecture 5x

Simulation of a Variable Reluctance Steping Motor for Sinusoidal and Step Exitations

Steady-state dynamic simulation of a variable reluctance stepping motor is carried out by applying two different excitation voltages. First a single-step voltage is applied to the motor, and a sinusoidal voltage, as the first term of Fourier series of the single-step voltage, is then used as the input voltage of the motor. In both cases plots of machine torque, current and speed are presented. ...