Patent classifications
H02K3/46
Stator For A Permanent-Excited Electric Motor/Induction Machine
A permanent-excited electric motor/induction machine has a laminated core (1) made of stator laminations (11) and a yoke winding (2). The yoke winding (2) has an inner winding part (21) and an outer winding port 22. The inner winding part 21 is arranged radially inside the stator lamination (11) in at least one winding receptacle (3). The outer winding part (22) is arranged radially outside the stator lamination (11) on an outer surface (4) of the laminated core (1). A soft-magnetic shield (5) is formed on the entire circumference around the outer winding part (22). At least one nonmagnetic connecting element (6), that contacts the stator lamination (11) and the soft-magnetic shield ring (5), is arranged between the stator lamination (11) and the soft-magnetic shield (5).
Electromagnetic motor or generator with two rotors, four stators and an integrated cooling system
A permanent-magnet synchronous motor or generator with at least one rotor (2) and at least one stator (3, 8). The motor includes two rotors (2), four stators (3, 8) and a cooling system (7, 7a). The cooling system includes three cooling circuits (7, 7a), i.e. two outer circuits (7) which are each accommodated in a longitudinal outer wall of a casing (8), adjacent to an outermost stator (3, 8), for cooling said outermost stator (3, 8), and an intermediate circuit (7a) located between the two innermost stators (3, 8) in the motor for simultaneously cooling said two stators (3, 8), the central shaft (5) being common to the two rotors (2) which are connected to the central shaft (5) by mechanical means.
Electromagnetic motor or generator with two rotors, four stators and an integrated cooling system
A permanent-magnet synchronous motor or generator with at least one rotor (2) and at least one stator (3, 8). The motor includes two rotors (2), four stators (3, 8) and a cooling system (7, 7a). The cooling system includes three cooling circuits (7, 7a), i.e. two outer circuits (7) which are each accommodated in a longitudinal outer wall of a casing (8), adjacent to an outermost stator (3, 8), for cooling said outermost stator (3, 8), and an intermediate circuit (7a) located between the two innermost stators (3, 8) in the motor for simultaneously cooling said two stators (3, 8), the central shaft (5) being common to the two rotors (2) which are connected to the central shaft (5) by mechanical means.
ELECTRIC MACHINE STRUCTURE AND TECHNOLOGY
The electric machine includes a rotor and an internal stator operatively coupled to the rotor. The internal stator further includes a back iron having a bearing and a plurality of teeth, a plurality of ring coils wound around the back iron, a central hub, and a plurality of connectors that connects the central hub to the back iron. The back iron is made of a first material and at least one connector is made of a second material that is different from the first material.
EXTERNAL WINDING CONTROLLED, TWO-DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM, BEARINGLESS, SWITCHED RELUCTANCE MOTOR
An external winding controlled two-degree-of-freedom bearing-free switched reluctance motor includes a stator and a rotor. An edge portion of the rotor includes rotor teeth. The stator includes an external winding and a stator core. The stator core includes four suspension teeth distributed in x and y directions on the same circumference of the radial outer side of the rotor and magnetism isolating bodies connected to two adjacent suspension teeth, each suspension tooth includes, along the axial direction of the rotor, a permanent magnet sheet and magnetically conductive sheets symmetrically connected to two sides of the permanent magnet sheet, torque teeth are connected to the inner walls of the magnetism isolating bodies, and torque windings are wound around the torque teeth. The external winding includes x-direction control cores connecting two suspension teeth in the x direction to form two x-direction symmetrical closed paths.
STATOR DESIGN FOR ELECTRICAL MACHINE
A method of constructing a stator for an electric machine includes forming multiple components of the stator as individual elements and assembling the components into a stator structure and mounting the stator into a machine housing. The individual elements can be individually separated from the housing and from the stator structure and replaced with corresponding elements.
STATOR DESIGN FOR ELECTRICAL MACHINE
A method of constructing a stator for an electric machine includes forming multiple components of the stator as individual elements and assembling the components into a stator structure and mounting the stator into a machine housing. The individual elements can be individually separated from the housing and from the stator structure and replaced with corresponding elements.
BRUSHLESS DC MOTOR HAVING MULTIPLE SETS OF WINDINGS
A brushless direct-current (BLDC) motor includes a stator assembly and a rotor assembly including a rotor supporting permanent magnets rotatable relative to the stator assembly. The stator assembly includes a stator comprising a stator core and stator teeth radially extending from the stator core and defining slots therebetween. A first set of stator windings is wound on the stator teeth, and a second set of stator windings is also wound on the stator teeth such that, on each stator tooth, the first and second windings are provided in an electrically parallel configuration.
BRUSHLESS DC MOTOR HAVING MULTIPLE SETS OF WINDINGS
A brushless direct-current (BLDC) motor includes a stator assembly and a rotor assembly including a rotor supporting permanent magnets rotatable relative to the stator assembly. The stator assembly includes a stator comprising a stator core and stator teeth radially extending from the stator core and defining slots therebetween. A first set of stator windings is wound on the stator teeth, and a second set of stator windings is also wound on the stator teeth such that, on each stator tooth, the first and second windings are provided in an electrically parallel configuration.
Stator, motor, and compressor having an integrally molded insulator
A stator includes a stator core in which an annular back yoke is integrated with a plurality of teeth circumferentially arranged on the back yoke at intervals, and an insulator that sandwiches the stator core from axial sides of the stator core. The insulator is molded integrally with the stator core using resin molding such that the insulator covers an inner surface of a slot portion of the stator core. A motor includes a rotor and the stator radially facing the rotor. A compressor includes a hermetic container, a compression mechanism disposed in the hermetic container, the motor disposed in the hermetic container to drive the compression mechanism.