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Special Electrical Machines: Permanent Magnet Brushless DC Motors

The document discusses permanent magnet brushless DC (PMBLDC) motors. It provides details on their construction, operation, advantages over conventional DC motors, and applications. Key points include: - PMBLDCs have a permanent magnet rotor and electronic commutation instead of brushes and commutator. This allows for speed control and reduced maintenance. - The rotor position is detected by sensors like Hall sensors or optical sensors. An electronic switching circuit controls current flow to produce rotation. - Advantages over conventional DC motors include smaller size, speed control capability, regenerative braking, and longer operating life. - Applications include automotive uses, industrial machinery, computers, fans, and other small

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Special Electrical Machines: Permanent Magnet Brushless DC Motors

The document discusses permanent magnet brushless DC (PMBLDC) motors. It provides details on their construction, operation, advantages over conventional DC motors, and applications. Key points include: - PMBLDCs have a permanent magnet rotor and electronic commutation instead of brushes and commutator. This allows for speed control and reduced maintenance. - The rotor position is detected by sensors like Hall sensors or optical sensors. An electronic switching circuit controls current flow to produce rotation. - Advantages over conventional DC motors include smaller size, speed control capability, regenerative braking, and longer operating life. - Applications include automotive uses, industrial machinery, computers, fans, and other small

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SPECIAL ELECTRICAL MACHINES

PERMANENT MAGNET BRUSHLESS


DC MOTORS

1
PERMANENT MAGNET BRUSHLESS
DC MOTORS
• It is a brushless dc motor.
• It has a PM rotor type.
• Why we are choosing PMBLDC Motor…..
• Comparison between conventional dc motor
& PMBLDC Motor.

2
FEATURES CONVENTIONAL DC PMBLDC MOTOR
MOTOR

Maintenance High low

Commutation method Mechanical contact Electronic switching using


between brushes & power semiconductor
commutator. devices ie,
transistor,MOSFET
Detecting method Automatically detected by Rotor position can be
brushes detected by using sensor
ie, Hall sensor, optical
sensor

controllable Speed controllable is Speed can be easily


difficult controllable, so that it is
possible to have very high
speed
Conventional dc motor
PMBLDC MOTOR
Construction of PMBLDC motor
• It consist of two parts mainly stator & rotor.
• Stator is made up of silicon steel stampings
with slots.
• The slots are accomodated armature
windings.
• This winding is wound with specified no.of
poles.(even number).
• This winding connected a dc supply through a
power electronic switching circuits.
• Rotor accomodates PM.
• The rotor shaft carries a rotor position sensor.
• Sensor provides information about the
position of the shaft.
• This shaft position signal send to electronic
commutator.
advantages
• There is no mechanical commutator, so that
size become very small.
• Speed can be easily controlled.
• Regenerative braking is possible.
applications
• Automotive application.
• Textile and industries.
• Computer and robotics.
• Small appliances such as fans, mixers etc
Commutation in DC motors
(1) Mechanical commutator.
(2) Electronic commutator.
• Construction of Mechanical commutator
• Commutator is made up of specially designed
commutator segments,made of copper.
• These segments are insulated from each
other by a thin layer of mica.
• It forms a cylindrical shape.
Mechanical commutator
• It consist of 2 pole machine with 12
commutator segments.
• Carbon brush A contacts with CS 1 and brush
B contacts with CS 7.
• When a dc supply is connected across A & B,
a dc current passes through A-CS1-tapping1-
tapping 7-CS 7 and through B.
• The current has 2 parallel path in the
armature winding.
• Parallel path 1= 1-2-3-4-5-6-7
• Parallel path 2=1-12-11-10-9-8-7
• The current crossing through the armature
conductor setup an mmf along the axis A and B
• The commutator rotates along the clockwise
direction, now the brush A makes contact with
CS2 and brush B with CS 8.
• Now there are two parallel path 1 is 2-8 &
parallel path 2 is 2-1-12-11-10-9-8.
• Function of commutator and bush arrangement is
to setup an armature mmf whose axis is always in
quadrature with the main field mmf irrespective
of the speed of rotation of the motor.
Electronic commutator
Switching circuit of electronic
commutator
Step 1: S1 & S1’ are closed.other switches are
open
• current has 2 parallel path in armature winding.
• Parallel path 1 =1-2-3-4-5-6-7
• Parallel path 2 =1-12-11-10-9-8-7
• These current setup in the armature mmf.
Step 2: S1 & S1’ are opened,S2 & S2’ are closed
• Now the current passes through tapping 2-8.
• Thus operating switches in the sequential
manner, we are getting a revolving magnetic
field.
• For normal electronic commutator , 6 switching
devices are employed.
• Here the windings may be connected either star
or delta connection.
• Therefore the winding should have 3 tappings.
• Figure draw ..
Comparison between mechanical and
electronic commutator
Mechanical commutator Electronic commutator

Commutator is made up of commutator Power electronics switching devices are


segments and mica insulation. brushes used in the commutator.
are made up of carbon.
Shaft position sensing is inherent in the It requires a separate rotor position
arrangements. sensor.

Commutator arrangement is located in Commutator arrangement is located in


the rotor the stator.

Sliding contact between commutator and No sliding contacts.


brushes.
Sparking takes place. There is no sparking.

It requires a regular maintenance. It requires less maintenance.

Number of commutator segments are Number of switching devices is limited to


very high. 6.

Difficult to control the voltage available Voltage available across armature


across tapping tappings can be controlled by PWM
techniques.

Highly reliable Reliability depends on the switching


devices.
OPERATION OF PMBLDC MOTOR
• When dc supply is given to the motor,the
armature winding draws a current.
• The current distribution with in the stator
armature winding depends upon the rotor
position.
• The mmf perpendicular to the permanent
magnet field is setup.
• Then the armature conductor experience a
force.
• The force develops a torque in the rotor.
• If this torque is more than the opposing
frictional and load torque, the motor starts.
• It is self starting motor.
Hall sensor
Hall effect
Optical sensor

light sensor

decode circuitry

light emitter

grating

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