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A novel consequent-pole toroidal-winding outer-rotor (CPTW) Vernier permanent-magnet (VPM) machine is proposed in this paper. Different from a regular VPM machine, the stator and rotor of the proposed machine employ the consequent-pole and toroidal-winding configurations, which can significantly reduce magnet consumption, shorten the end-winding length, and improve the torque density. It is proved...
This paper proposes a dual-rotor, toroidal-winding, axial-flux vernier permanent magnet (VPM) machine. By the combination of toroidal windings with the rotor-stator-rotor topology, the end winding length of the machine is significantly reduced when compared with the regular VPM machine. Based on the airgap permeance function, the back-EMF and torque expressions are derived, through which the nature...
Vernier permanent magnet (VPM) machines are attracting more and more attentions for several advantages, such as high torque density, ultra low pulsation torque and so on. This paper proposes a consequent-pole, toroidal-winding, outer-rotor VPM machine, which owns much less magnet usage and shorter end-winding length than that of the regular VPM machine. It is also proved that this machine exhibits...
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