The invention discloses a cage-shaped brushless double-fed alternating-current motor with a heterogeneous rotor structure. The cage-shaped brushless double-fed alternating-current motor is characterized in that a rotor comprises heterogeneous end covers, a rotor iron core and a rotary shaft, wherein all
punching pieces of the rotor iron core are provided with a plurality of groove holes, and
copper strips are embedded into the groove holes in an insulated manner. In the same quadrant, from the symmetrical axis to the outer edge, the groove holes are distributed in a mode of in-sequence and symmetric increase of the
diameter. The heterogeneous end covers are formed by embedding of conductive parts and insulating parts, the positions and the shapes of the two end parts of the conductive parts correspond to the groove holes, and the end parts with the equal
diameter in the same quadrant are connected in sequence by a two-two manner. The cage-shaped brushless double-fed alternating-current motor disclosed by the invention has the beneficial effects that the form of combining the heterogeneous end covers and the
copper strips of the rotor is adopted, the structure is compact, the connecting strength is enhanced, the problem of looseness and throwing out of connecting guide lines at the end parts of the short-circuit cage-shaped rotor when in high-speed rotation is solved, so that the reliability of the motor is improved; and since the embedded
copper strips with different sectional surfaces are adopted, the basic
equalization of the currents among different short-circuit windings is ensured, so that the
electromagnetic torque provided by all guiding strips is more uniform, and the electromechanical
energy conversion efficiency is higher.