Wenting Wang

Title: Wenting Wang: Inventor of a Dual-Armature Flux-Switching Machine

Introduction

Wenting Wang is a woman inventor based in Hangzhou, China. Her patent work includes an electrically excited machine designed to improve torque density through a dual-armature configuration.

Latest Patents

Wang is associated with one patent, titled “Dual-Armature Flux-Switching Electrically Excited Machine.” The invention comprises a stator and a rotor. The stator contains a stator core, field windings, and stator armature windings, while the rotor contains rotor armature windings.

In operation, the field windings receive direct current, and the stator and rotor armature windings receive alternating current. The stator armature current phase angle can be adjusted from 0° to 90°, while each rotor armature current phase angle can be adjusted from −90° to 0°. According to the patent description, coordinating these phase angles within the dual-armature topology significantly improves the machine’s torque density.

Career Highlights

A key highlight of Wang’s documented inventive work is her contribution to an electrically excited machine design that coordinates armature windings on both the stator and rotor. The available information identifies 1 patent associated with her.

Collaborations

Wang’s listed coworkers include Hui Wen and Bingtuo Chen.

Conclusion

Wenting Wang’s patent describes a dual-armature flux-switching electrically excited machine that uses coordinated winding currents to increase torque density.