Abstract:
A torque motor (8) comprises an armature (30) placed radially between a central bar (31) and an external ferromagnetic tubular portion (32). The central bar (31) comprises two portions of the same cylinder (33A, 33B) diametrically opposite each other and having substantially equal angular amplitudes below 180°, and separated by generally parallel longitudinal flats (34A, 34B). A radial permanent bar magnet (35) is incorporated in the central bar (31) between the cylinder portions (33A, 33B). The armature (30) has a winding (36) formed from longitudinal strands (36A) connected by transverse strands (36B) and arranged into bundles (F1, F2) within which all currents flow in the same direction at all times.
Abstract:
Magnetic bearing for the active magnetic centring, in at least one axis, of a mobile body according to another body perpendicular to a reference axis (Z-Z) of a body (B,B',B'',BB) which can move with respect to another body (A, A',AA), comprising, on each side of a plane of symmetry perpendicular to the centring axis, and containing the reference axis, at least one permanent magnet (3,3';3-3') magnetised parallel to the reference axis; at least one coil (9,9') wound around a ferromagnetic core (4,4') directed parallel to the reference axis; the magnet (3,3') and the core (4,4') about which the coil (9,9') is wound are gripped between two ferromagnetic plates (1,2; 1',2'; 1-1',2-2') carried by the said other body, whilst the mobile body carries a polar ferromagnetic piece (6,6') adapted so as to turn back on themselves, via the said air gaps (7,8; 7',8'), the magnetic fluxes circulating in the ferromagnetic plates. … …
Abstract:
Magnetic bearing for the active magnetic centring, in at least one axis, of a mobile body according to another body perpendicular to a reference axis (Z-Z) of a body (B,B',B'',BB) which can move with respect to another body (A, A',AA), comprising, on each side of a plane of symmetry perpendicular to the centring axis, and containing the reference axis, at least one permanent magnet (3,3';3-3') magnetised parallel to the reference axis; at least one coil (9,9') wound around a ferromagnetic core (4,4') directed parallel to the reference axis; the magnet (3,3') and the core (4,4') about which the coil (9,9') is wound are gripped between two ferromagnetic plates (1,2; 1',2'; 1-1',2-2') carried by the said other body, whilst the mobile body carries a polar ferromagnetic piece (6,6') adapted so as to turn back on themselves, via the said air gaps (7,8; 7',8'), the magnetic fluxes circulating in the ferromagnetic plates. … …
Abstract:
Magnetic bearing for the active magnetic centring, in at least one axis, of a mobile body according to another body perpendicular to a reference axis (Z-Z) of a body (B,B',B'',BB) which can move with respect to another body (A, A',AA), comprising, on each side of a plane of symmetry perpendicular to the centring axis, and containing the reference axis, at least one permanent magnet (3,3';3-3') magnetised parallel to the reference axis; at least one coil (9,9') wound around a ferromagnetic core (4,4') directed parallel to the reference axis; the magnet (3,3') and the core (4,4') about which the coil (9,9') is wound are gripped between two ferromagnetic plates (1,2; 1',2'; 1-1',2-2') carried by the said other body, whilst the mobile body carries a polar ferromagnetic piece (6,6') adapted so as to turn back on themselves, via the said air gaps (7,8; 7',8'), the magnetic fluxes circulating in the ferromagnetic plates. … …