Modification of a commutator motor and its operation as a repulsion motor (1909)
Henry, Donald Alison, Nash, Charles Anson · leaf 16
ts on the frame towhicji the brush holders were attached, it was necessar;;-tobore out the end of the casing to make room for the shift-ing of the brushes. A ring was turned up to fit the ins-icof the casing and rigidly attached to it. Another ringcarrying the brushes was fitted to the stationary… … IMs being a four pole motor, and the windings beingattached to tlie commutator segments forty-five meclianicaldegrees from their position in tlie armature slots^ it wasnecessary to provide means for determining the position ofthe brushes with respect to t}ie actual coils being corn-mutated. In…
Commutation (Electricity) · Electric motors, Repulsion-induction · Theses
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