Minebea Company, Limited

Taro Kasahara

Taiichi Miya

Toshisada Koyama

A variable reluctance resolver has a rotor with magnetic poles with 2&#xd7; or greater axis combination angles, and is structured so that reliable and accurate zero point detection can be carried out. Concave and convex portions are provided on at least two, but fewer than all, of the magnetic poles of the rotor, and the zero point detection winding is provided on a plurality of electrical poles of the stator. Two or more zero point detection signals are generated simultaneously by a plurality of zero point detection windings. Therefore, even if a portion of the zero point detection signals is lost, the zero point can still be identified based on the correlation between the two or more zero point detection signals.

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Tokyo, Japan

Taro Kasahara