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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 16, 2008
Filed:
Nov. 30, 2005
Noriaki Hino, Mito, JP;
Yutaka Matsunobu, Hitachinaka, JP;
Fumio Tajima, Hitachi, JP;
Takashi Yasuhara, Yotsukaido, JP;
Noriaki Hino, Mito, JP;
Yutaka Matsunobu, Hitachinaka, JP;
Fumio Tajima, Hitachi, JP;
Takashi Yasuhara, Yotsukaido, JP;
Hitachi, Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
A permanent magnet type rotating electrical machine that is capable of producing a higher output and is suitable for high-speed rotation. A pair of nonmagnetic portions are formed in a rotor core at opposite ends of each pole. The waveform of induced voltage and a motor voltage are adjusted based on two parameters, i.e., an angle covering minimum magnetic path portions formed by the nonmagnetic portions and a magnet width. Assuming that a circumferential pitch of teeth cores with respect to a rotor axis is τs (degree) and an opening angle contained by a circumferential width between radial width minimum points of the pair of magnetic path portions with respect to the rotor axis is θ (degree), θ≈(n+Y)×τs (n: integer larger than 0) is met. Y=0.5 is set when the stator windings are wound in a distributed winding way, and Y=0.9-1.2 is set when they are wound in a concentrated winding way. The magnet forming one pole is divided into two parts, and a bridge portion is formed between the two divided magnet parts.