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Class 323/203 - With plural sets of slip rings or brushes


Subclass of Class 323 - Electricity: power supply or regulation systems
Definition: Subject matter wherein the controlling means comprises a
No. of patents: 3
Last issue date: 10/30/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
7288868Motor generator
A motor generator is provided with a stator having a winding around each of a plurality of stator teeth, and a rotor having a plurality of permanent magnets by the number larger than that of the stator teeth, arranged in the circumferential direction at equal interv...
10/30/2007
7230358Electrical resonance circuits for high efficiency direct current motors
Practically ideal electrical resonance is employed to soley provide armature power, and stator power if desired, to run DC motors. A practically ideal parallel resonant tank circuit (PIPRC) is used wherein the quotient of the “tank current” divided by the “lin...
06/12/2007
6404150Accessory motor drive power supply system for an electric vehicle
An electric vehicle accessory motor drive power supply system (40) that utilizes a single power supply design to provide efficient variable speed motor control to both brushless and brush-type DC motors (42,44). The power supply system includes at least o...
06/11/2002
 
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