18376218. SIX-PHASE MOTOR simplified abstract (Kia Corporation)
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SIX-PHASE MOTOR
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Tae Yeong Lee of Hwaseong-si (KR)
SIX-PHASE MOTOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18376218 titled 'SIX-PHASE MOTOR
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes a six-phase motor with a rotor containing magnets, a stator forming an air gap with the rotor, and coils on the stator corresponding to the six phases of the motor. Coils for three phases have a different number of turns compared to coils for the other three phases.
- The motor has a rotor with magnets and a stator with coils for six phases.
- Coils for three phases have a different number of turns than coils for the other three phases.
Potential Applications
1. Electric vehicles 2. Industrial machinery 3. Robotics
Problems Solved
1. Improved efficiency in motor operation 2. Enhanced control over motor performance
Benefits
1. Higher power output 2. Smoother operation 3. Increased reliability
Commercial Applications
Electric vehicle propulsion systems could benefit from the improved efficiency and power output of this six-phase motor design.
Questions about Six-Phase Motor
How does the number of turns in the coils affect motor performance?
The number of turns in the coils can impact the magnetic field strength and the torque generated by the motor.
What are the advantages of using a six-phase motor over traditional three-phase motors?
Six-phase motors can provide higher power output and smoother operation compared to three-phase motors.
Original Abstract Submitted
A six-phase motor includes a rotor including a plurality of magnets. The six-phase motor also includes a stator disposed to form an air gap with the rotor. The six-phase motor further includes coils, corresponding to six phases of the six-phase motor, disposed on the stator. Among the coils, coils corresponding to three phases are configured to have a different number of turns as compared to coils corresponding to the remaining of three phases.
