MULTI-EXCITATION-SOURCE AXIAL-FLUX PERMANENT-MAGNET MOTOR WITH PARTITIONED, HIERARCHICAL, AND VARIABLE POLES, AND VARIABLE-CONDITION DRIVING CONTROL SYSTEM

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The present disclosure provides a multi-excitation-source axial-flux permanent-magnet motor with partitioned, hierarchical, and variable poles, and a variable-condition driving control system. The motor mainly includes a main magnetic pole and an auxiliary magnetic pole. The main magnetic pole is responsible for providing a main air gap flux and is connected in series with a dual-stator magnetic circuit. The auxiliary magnetic pole is responsible for adjusting an air gap field and is connected in parallel with the dual-stator magnetic circuit. Magnetic fluxes of the main magnetic pole and the auxiliary magnetic pole together constitute the air gap field. The present disclosure can control a flux path of the auxiliary magnetic pole by controlling the magnitude of a current applied to a field winding, thereby adjusting an air gap flux, expanding a speed range of the motor, and achieving variable-condition operation of the motor.

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JIANGSU UNIVERSITYZHENJIANG CITY JIANGSU PROVINCE 212013 JINGKOU DISTRICT ROAD NO 301 ZHENJIANG CITY JIANGSU PROVINCE 212013

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QUAN, Li Jiangsu, CN 9 3
XU, Danchen Jiangsu, CN 2 0
XU, Lei Jiangsu, CN 350 2827
ZANG, Xiaohua Jiangsu, CN 3 5
ZHANG, Chao Jiangsu, CN 580 7261
ZHU, Xiaoyong Jiangsu, CN 16 4

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