Article | REF: D3574 V1

Construction of rotating machines - High-torque density permanent magnet machines

Authors: Patrick BRUTSAERT, Daniel LALOY, Philippe ROBERT

Publication date: May 10, 2007

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2. Radial field machines

2.1 Architecture

The machine consists of a relatively simple structure (figure 3 ): the stator, fitted with single- or multi-star, or even multi-phase windings, creates a rotating field when connected to electronic converters. The interaction of this field with the magnetic flux of the rotor magnets generates torque on the rim and, by mechanical connection, on the rotor shaft. The rotor is guided in rotation by bearings fixed to the machine casing or frame.

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