BLDC Motors: BY T.Vadivelan Ap/Eee Sincet
BLDC Motors: BY T.Vadivelan Ap/Eee Sincet
BY
T.VADIVELAN AP/EEE
SINCET
EVOLUTION
CONVENTIONAL DC MOTOR
COIL
Brushed DC motor
Permanent magnet DC motor
• Construction of PMDC is similar to conventional dc motor
• Stator poles are replaced by suitable permanent magnets
• No need to have field windings .
Brushless Permanent Magnet DC
Motor
• Brushless DC electric motor also known as electronically commutated
motors (ECMs, EC motors) are synchronous motors that are powered by a
DC electric source via an integrated inverter/switching power supply,
which produces an AC electric signal to drive the motor .
– magnetic fields generated by the stator and rotor rotate at the same
frequency
– no slip
• The stator consists of several coils which current is led through Creating a
magnetic field that makes the rotor turns .
PMBLDC Motor
Construction of BLDC
• It consist of two parts mainly stator & rotor
Stator
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 ( inverter circuits) .
Rotor
• The rotor and stator of a BLDC motor are shown in the fig . It
is clear that, the rotor of a BLDC motor is a permanent
magnet.
The stator has a coil arrangement, as illustrated; The internal winding of the
rotor is illustrated in the Fig(core of the rotor is hidden here). The rotor has 3
coils,named A, B and C.
Out of these 3 coils, only one coil is illustrated in the Fig for simplicity. By
applying DC power to the coil, the coil will energize and become an
electromagnet .
The operation of a BLDC is based on the simple force
interaction between the permanent magnet and the
electromagnet. In this condition, when the coil A is energized,
the opposite poles of the rotor and stator are attracted to each
other (The attractive force is shown in green arrow). As a result
the rotor poles move near to the energized stator.
As the rotor nears coil A, coil B is energized. As the rotor nears
coil B, coil C is energized. After that, coil A is energized with the
opposite polarity . This process is repeated, and the rotor
continues to rotate. The DC current required in the each coil is
shown in the following graph.
Improving The BLDC Performance
• Longer Life
• Reduced Friction
• Higher Cost