Comparison of Homopolar and Heteropolar Bearingless Reluctance Slice Motor Prototypes
This paper focuses on the operational behavior of two bearingless reluctance slice motor prototypes. After a brief introduction of the two systems, experiences, obtained from both novel bearingless drives, are presented. On this basis, communalities and differences, in various areas, e. g. construction, geometric constraints, winding systems, force to torque ratio, power electronic utilization and efficiency, will be outlined. This will help to point out the applicability of the reluctance slice motor concepts for industrial utilization.
Author: Wolfgang Gruber and Walter Bauer and Karlo Radman | Published: 2014
Booktitle: Proceedings of ISMB14
Booktitle: Proceedings of ISMB14