
An oscillating reluctance motor includes a rotor having a center on which a rotational shaft is fixed thereto, and a pair of teeth protruding from said rotational shaft and arranged in positions opposite to each other; a stator in which a cylindrical space is formed so that the rotor can rotate and first and second winding parts are formed; rotation control means which is installed between the rotor and a stator to control rotation of the rotor, wherein a first winding coil is wound on the first...











