MACCON specializes in the development and supply of switched reluctance (SR) and synchronous reluctance (SyR) motors.
Reluctance motors are based on the magnetic reluctance principle, which utilizes the magnetic attraction of an electromagnet to iron. SR motors are characterized by distinct stator and rotor poles. On the other hand, SyR motors have a traditional stator while the rotor is round and possesses an inner structure with magnetic paths of varying reluctance symmetrically distributed around the rotor.
The SR motor has a different number of stator and rotor poles. Both the rotor and the stator are laminated to reduce eddy current losses. Each stator pole has an excitation coil. The opposing poles are electrically connected to form the North-South pole pair of a phase. The phases are controlled by two electronic switches in a specific current direction pattern. Continuous torque is achieved by correctly switching the phase currents with respect to the angle.
The following is an overview of the key features of switched reluctance motors and synchronous reluctance motors:
Switched Reluctance Motors (SR Motors):
Synchronous Reluctance Motors (SyR Motors):
Both types of motors offer specific advantages and characteristics that make them suitable for different applications. Switched reluctance motors provide easy control and high torque at low speeds. On the other hand, synchronous reluctance motors offer high efficiency and a wider speed range.
MACCON has extensive experience in the development and optimization of switched reluctance and synchronous reluctance motors. Through innovative technologies and customized solutions, we can meet the requirements of our customers in various industries. Our motors are characterized by high quality, reliability, and performance.
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The most important characteristics of this technology can be summarized as follows:
MACCON is a leading supplier for SR technology worldwide. We perform research and development to explore further possibilities for the design and usage of SR motors in various applications. An example is the transversal-flux, reluctance machine.
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