Abstract The start-up method for synchronous motors of the present invention applies to single-phase AC synchronous motors which comprise a stator armature with magnetic poles of alternate polarity and a permanent-magnet rotor magnetized in harmony with the poles of the stator armature, of which the stator armature is designed, for avoiding the start-up dead-point for the rotor, to allow the rotor to make spontaneous stop without bringing the magnetic-pole centers of armature and rotor on the same axial line of rotation; and is characterized in that, during the start-up followed by speed-up effected by gradual increase in frequency of the AC supplied, the current supply is interrupted for a certain period after an arbitrary half-wave current has been fed, and that a continuous current supply is then resumed by first feeding a current in the opposite direction to that of the half-wave already supplied, thus assuring the rotor to begin to rotate in the normal prescribed direction.
In a start-up method for synchronous motors having a stator armature which produces magnetic poles with alternate polarity upon supply of single-phase AC, and a permanent-magnet rotor which has been magnetized in harmony with the magnetic poles of the stator armature, the stator armature being designed to allow the rotor to make a spontaneous stop without the pole centers of the stator armature and rotor falling on the same axial line of rotation, the method including gradually increasing the frequency of the AC supplied after start-up with resulting follow-up of the rotor rotation in frequency; the improvement comprising interrupting the start-up AC supplied for a certain period after the initial half-wave has been fed, until the angular amplitude of the rotor oscillation which is repeated back and forth with the spontaneous stop position as the center of oscillation is reduced to a rotational angle in the range which is closer to the spontaneous stop position of rotor than to the central position of the magnetic pole of the stator armature, and following the interruption with resumption of continuous AC supply in the opposite direction to that of the first half-wave already supplied.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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In a start-up method for synchronous motors having a stator armature which produces magnetic poles with alternate polarity upon supply of single-phase AC, and a permanent-magnet rotor which has been magnetized in harmony with the magnetic poles of the stator armature, the stator armature being designed to allow the rotor to make a spontaneous stop without the pole centers of the stator armature and rotor falling on the same axial line of rotation, the method including gradually increasing the frequency of the AC supplied after start-up with resulting follow-up of the rotor rotation in frequency; the improvement comprising interrupting the start-up AC supplied for a certain period after the initial half-wave has been fed, until the angular amplitude of the rotor oscillation which is repeated back and forth with the spontaneous stop position as the center of oscillation is reduced to a rotational angle in the range which is closer to the spontaneous stop position of rotor than to the central position of the magnetic pole of the stator armature, and following the interruption with resumption of continuous AC supply in the opposite direction to that of the first half-wave already supplied.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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A start-up method for synchronous motors according to claim 1 comprising the initial half-wave current at the time of start-up.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
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A start-up method for synchronous motors according to claim 1 comprising supplying the initial half-wave current after the end of operation.