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An electronically controlled rotating synchronous machine having armature and field windings on the same magnetically-permeable core. The rotor of the machine is an open tooth structure. The self inductance of the armature and field windings is substantially independent of relative position between

An electronically controlled rotating synchronous machine having armature and field windings on the same magnetically-permeable core. The rotor of the machine is an open tooth structure. The self inductance of the armature and field windings is substantially independent of relative position between the rotor and stator but mutual inductance between the armature and field windings varies with relative position. A rotor position detector senses the voltage in one of the machine windings and relates that voltage to said relative position. Switches are provided to control electric current flow in the armature winding on the basis of the voltage sensed by the detector.

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An electronically controlled synchronous machine that comprises: a magnetically-permeable cylindrical rotor comprising a periodic tooth structure and radial airgap; a stator having stator windings comprising at least two armature windings and one field winding, the stator windings being situated abo

An electronically controlled synchronous machine that comprises: a magnetically-permeable cylindrical rotor comprising a periodic tooth structure and radial airgap; a stator having stator windings comprising at least two armature windings and one field winding, the stator windings being situated about the stator such that self inductance in the armature windings and the field winding is substantially independent of rotor position, but the mutual induction between the armature windings and the field winding is variable with relative position between the rotor and the stator whereby continuous torque is produced when appropriately shaped and synchronized current waveforms are introduced into the armature windings; and rotor position detector means for sensing a voltage in at least one of the stator windings and for relating that voltage to the relative position between the rotor and the stator so as to permit the proper synchronizing of the armature current waveforms with relative position between rotor and stator.