NASA NTRS · 20100017552
Control system for bearingless motor-generator
Abstract
A control system for an electromagnetic rotary drive for bearingless motor-generators comprises a winding configuration comprising a plurality of individual pole pairs through which phase current flows, each phase current producing both a lateral force and a torque. A motor-generator comprises a stator, a rotor supported for movement relative to the stator, and a control system. The motor-generator comprises a winding configuration supported by the stator. The winding configuration comprises at least three pole pairs through which phase current flows resulting in three three-phase systems. Each phase system has a first rotor reference frame axis current that produces a levitating force with no average torque and a second rotor reference frame axis current that produces torque.
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Kascak, Peter E., Jansen, Ralph H., Dever, Timothy P.. 2010-02-23. Control system for bearingless motor-generator. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100017552
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