Variable-speed electrical machine

Claim 2

An electrical machine with variable rotational speed whereby: an exciter winding (37, 37a) producing a working flux is connected to an exciter d.c. voltage (NP); a part (37a) of the exciter winding is connected to an output of a rectifier (41) in such a fashion that the rectifier (41) only feeds a current (J) into this part of the exciter winding when its output voltage exceeds the voltage drop which is caused by the current supplied by the exciter d.c. voltage (N, P) into this part of the exciter winding; and an input of the rectifier (41) is connected through at least one capacitor (40) to an induced winding (39) of the machine (FIG. 9).

Claim 3

An electrical machine with variable rotational speed whereby at least a part of an exciter winding (30) producing a magnetic working flux is connected to an exciter-d.c., voltage (NP) through a series resistor (32); and the series resistor (32) further is connected across an output of a rectifier (36) which is connected with its rectifier input to a secondary winding (35) of an isolation transformer, whose primary winding (34) is connected through a capacitor (33) in series to taps of machine windings, whereby the primary winding of the isolation transformer and the capacitor form a frequency dependent reactive impedance (FIG. 8).

Claim 4

An electrical machine with variable rotational speed whereby at least a part of an exciter winding (30) producing a magnetic working flux is connected to an exciter-d.c., voltage (NP) through a series resistor (32); and the series resistor (32) further is connected across an output of a rectifier (36) which is connected with its rectifier input to a secondary winding (35) of an isolation transformer, whose primary winding (34) is connected through a capacitor (33) in series to taps of machine windings, whereby the primary winding of the isolation transformer and the capacitor form a frequency dependent reactive impedance (FIG. 8).

Claim 5

An electrical machine having a working flux and a variable rotational speed comprising: means for generating an a.c. voltage having a frequency proportional to the machine rotational speed; a frequency dependent impedance circuit selectable to provide a predetermined operating voltage-speed characteristic having an input connected to said a.c. voltage generating means; a rectifier circuit having an input connected to an output of said frequency dependent impedance circuit; means for controlling the working flux of the electrical machine including a resistance in series with a winding providing said working flux connected to the output of said rectifier circuit; a tapped armature winding having an output connected to a series capacitive reactance and inductive reactance combination wherein the inductive reactance is a primary winding of an isolation transformer; and a secondary winding of said isolation transformer connecting to the input of said rectifier circuit controlling said working flux by variations in the voltage drop across said resistance in series with said working flux winding.

Claim 6

An electrical machine having a working flux and a variable rotational speed comprising: means for generating an a.c. voltage having a frequency proportional to the machine rotational speed; a frequency dependent impedance circuit selectable to provide a predetermined operating voltage-speed characteristic having an input connected to said a.c. voltage generating means; a rectifier circuit having an input connected to an output of said frequency dependent impedance circuit; means for controlling the working flux of the electrical machine including a resistance in series with a winding providing said working flux connected to the output of said rectifier circuit; a tapped armature winding having an output connected to a series capacitive reactance and inductive reactance combination wherein the inductive reactance is a primary winding of an isolation transformer; and a secondary winding of said isolation transformer connecting to the input of said rectifier circuit controlling said working flux by variations in the voltage drop across said resistance in series with said working flux winding.