| 摘要 |
The windings of a switched reluctance machine are supplied from a converter which is capable of providing bipolar energisation. The energisation pattern supplied to the windings is dependent on the number of stator and rotor poles in the machine and is selected to produce unipolar energisation in the rotor poles. This in turn reduces the losses in the rotor which would otherwise result from bipolar energisation. The machine may also be operated to provide energisation patterns which are adapted to provide optimum performance in different parts of its operating speed range.
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