Rotary electric machine with two-pole rotor and three-phase armature winding
A rotary electric machine comprises a two-pole rotor, a three-phase armature winding, and a stator core having fifty-four slots. An armature winding is stored as a top coil piece and a bottom coil piece in two layers in the slot of the stator core and has three parallel circuits and two phase belts per one phase. Each phase belt includes two parallel circuits. When a sequence of the first and second parallel circuits of one phase belt is viewed from a side closer to a phase belt center, those parallel circuits are arranged in a sequence of the first, second, first, first, second, first, first, first, and second parallel circuits in the top coil pieces and in a sequence of the first, second, first, first, second, first, first, first, and second parallel circuits in the bottom coil pieces to be connected to the top coil pieces. For a sequence of the second and third parallel circuits of the other the phase belt, those parallel circuits are arranged in a sequence of the third, second, third, third, second, third, third, third, and second parallel circuits in the top coil pieces and in a sequence of the third, second, third, third, second, third, third, third, and second parallel circuits in the bottom coil pieces to be connected to the top coil pieces.
1. A rotary electric machine comprising:
a two-pole rotor;
a three-phase armature winding; and
a stator core having fifty-four slots in each of which the three-phase armature winding is stored as a top coil piece and a bottom coil piece in two layers of top and bottom,
wherein one phase of the a three-phase armature winding has three parallel circuits;
one of the three parallel circuits includes an inter-polar connection ring that connects two different poles, and each of two other circuits has a connection ring that constitutes the same pole;
the three-phase armature winding has two phase belts per one phase, each of the phase belts including two parallel circuits;
when an average circumferential position of all top coil pieces and bottom coil pieces that respectively form the phase belts is defined as a phase belt center, and an arrangement sequence of the first and second parallel circuits of at least one of the phase belts is viewed from a side closer to the phase belt center, the first and second parallel circuits are arranged in a sequence of the first, second, first, first, second, first, first, first, and second parallel circuits in the top coil pieces or the bottom coil pieces and in a sequence of the first, second, first, first, second, first, first, first, and second parallel circuits in the other bottom coil pieces to be connected to the top coil pieces or the other top coil pieces to be connected to the bottom coil pieces; and
when an arrangement sequence of the second and third parallel circuits of the other of the phase belts is viewed from the side closer to the phase belt center, the second and third parallel circuits are arranged in a sequence of the third, second, third, third, second, third, third, third, and second parallel circuits in the top coil pieces or the bottom coil pieces and in a sequence of the third, second, third, third, second, third, third, third, and second parallel circuits in the other bottom coil pieces to be connected to the top coil pieces or the other top coil pieces to be connected to the bottom coil pieces.
2. A rotary electric machine comprising a two-pole rotor; a three-phase armature winding; and a stator core having fifty-four slots in each of which the three-phase armature winding is stored as a top coil piece and a bottom coil piece in two layers of top and bottom,
wherein one phase of the three-phase armature winding has three parallel circuits;
one of the three parallel circuits includes an inter-polar connection ring that connects two different poles, and each of two other circuits has a connection ring that constitutes the same pole;
the three-phase armature winding has two phase belts per one phase, each of the phase belts including two parallel circuits;
when an average circumferential position of all top coil pieces and bottom coil pieces that respectively form the phase belts is defined as a phase belt center, and an arrangement sequence of the first and second parallel circuits of at least one of the phase belts is viewed from a side closer to the phase belt center, the first and second parallel circuits are arranged in a sequence of the first, second, first, first, second, first, second, first, and first parallel circuits in the top coil pieces or the bottom coil pieces and in a sequence of the first, second, first, second, first, first, first, second, and first parallel circuits in the other bottom coil pieces to be connected to the top coil pieces or the other top coil pieces to be connected to the bottom coil pieces; and
when an arrangement sequence of the second and third parallel circuits of the other of the phase belts is viewed from the side closer to the phase belt center, the second and third parallel circuits are arranged in a sequence of the third, second, third, third, second, third, second, third, and third parallel circuits in the top coil pieces or the bottom coil pieces and in a sequence of the third, second, third, second, third, third, third, second, and third parallel circuits in the other bottom coil pieces to be connected to the top coil pieces or the other top coil pieces to be connected to the bottom coil pieces.
3. A rotary electric machine comprising:
a two-pole rotor;
a three-phase armature winding; and
a stator core having fifty-four slots in each of which the three-phase armature winding is stored as a top coil piece and a bottom coil piece in two layers of top and bottom,
wherein one phase of the three-phase armature winding has three parallel circuits;
one of the three parallel circuits is disposed in an N pole, another one is disposed in an S pole, and a remaining one is disposed across an area between the N pole and the S pole; and
the top and the bottom coil pieces each at a different angle in a circumferential direction are connected with a jumper connection
wherein the parallel circuit disposed across the area between the N pole and the S pole includes an inter-polar connection ring that connects the N pole and the S pole, and each of the parallel circuits disposed in the N pole and the S pole has a connection ring that constitutes the same pole; and
the three-phase armature winding has two phase belts per one phase, each of the phase belts including two parallel circuits, one of the phase belts including the parallel circuit disposed in the N pole and the parallel circuit disposed across the area between the N pole and the S pole, and the other of the phase belts including the parallel circuit disposed in the S pole and the parallel circuit disposed across the area between the N pole and the S pole.