Patent classifications
H02K2201/06
PERMANENT-MAGNET-TYPE ROTATING ELECTRICAL MACHINE
Given a first intersection point of the surface of a rotor and a straight line that joins a central point of a permanent magnet on a stator side and a tooth tip section closest to the central point of the permanent magnet on the stator side, a flange is formed outward of an arc having, as the radius thereof, a distance from a second intersection point of the inner peripheral face of the stator and a straight line that joins the rotation axis of the rotor and the first intersection point, up to the tooth tip section.
ELECTRIC CENTRIFUGAL PUMP WITH CONTAINMENT SHELL GROOVES
An electric centrifugal pump having a motor housing, a pump head, a containment shell, and a rotor assembly consisting of a pump impeller and a permanent magnet rotor, wherein the pump head with the containment shell defines a wet chamber, in which the rotor assembly is arranged rotationally around a longitudinal motor axis, the containment shell with the motor housing defines a dry chamber, in which a wound stator is arranged, and the permanent magnet rotor is arranged within the stator and a hollow-cylindrical region of the containment shell. Particle accumulations in the region between the containment shell and the permanent magnet rotor cannot occur or can only occur to a very minor extent and that the consequences of impurities in the wet chamber are reduced in order to prevent premature wear or a blockage of the centrifugal pump.
STATOR OF AN ELECTRIC MACHINE
The invention relates to a stator of an electric machine, comprising: a laminated stator core (3), which has a stator axis (2), comprises a plurality of stator teeth (5) and a plurality of stator slots (6) formed between the stator teeth (5), and is formed by a plurality of stacked stator laminations (4); and - electrical conductor elements (10), which run through the stator slots (6) of the laminated stator core (3) and are provided in order to form an electrical winding, more particularly a plug-in winding. In each of the stator slots (6), a slot insulator (11), more particularly a slot insulation paper, is provided in order to electrically insulate the conductor elements (10) from the laminated stator core (3). The stator laminations (4) each have a plurality of lamination teeth (7) and a lamination yoke (8), which connects the lamination teeth (7). The stator teeth (5) of the laminated stator core (3) are each formed by stacked lamination teeth (7) of the stator laminations (4). The stator is characterized in that, in the laminated stator core (3), at least one stator lamination (4) is provided which is rotated in peripheral direction with respect to the stator axis (2), relative to other of the stator laminations (4) of the laminated stator core (3), such that, in each stator slot (6) of the laminated stator core (3), a lamination tooth portion (12) of one of the lamination teeth (7) of said stator lamination protrudes into the stator slot (6).
ROTOR MODULE FOR A ROTOR OF A ROTARY ELECTRIC MACHINE
A rotor module for a rotor of a rotary electric machine with an axis of rotation having a stator and stator core including radially oriented stator teeth, is disclosed. The rotor module has a rotor module core, and a plurality of permanent magnets defining a number of magnetic pole pairs comprising a first pole and a second pole. The first and second poles of each magnetic pole pair are adjacent. The plurality of permanent magnets define first magnet arrangements defining each first pole, and second magnet arrangements defining each second pole.
A first angle between the first and second pole of each pair is equal to 360° divided by two times the number of magnetic pole pairs. A second angle between a second pole of a first pole pair and a first pole of a second pole pair is the sum of the first angle and a first shift angle.
Motor having optimized gaps between magnets for improving cogging torque
The present invention provides a motor comprising: a rotating shaft; a rotor including a hole through which the rotating shaft is inserted; and a stator disposed outside the rotor, wherein the rotor comprises a rotor core surrounding the rotating shaft, and a plurality of magnets coupled to the rotor core, the magnets are disposed such that each two magnets, adjacent to each other in the axial direction of the rotating shaft, have a predetermined spacing therebetween, and the sum of the spacings is 0.04 to 0.07 times the axial length of the stator.
Rotor core with different groove and skew angle configuration of step-skewing synchronous motor
A rotor core is provided for a step-skewing motor that includes rotor core segments mutually staggered by a preset angle. Each of the rotor core segments includes magnet slots along a circumferential direction, with a magnet provided in the magnet slot. An outer circular surface of each of the rotor core segments is provided thereon with a number of auxiliary grooves extending across the segment in an axial direction, and positions and/or cross-sectional shapes of the auxiliary grooves on the rotor core segments are not completely same so as to suppress torque ripple and vibration noise when the motor rotates.
A PERMANENT MAGNET MACHINE
A rotor for a permanent magnet machine includes first and second axially successive rotor sections each including permanent magnets generating magnetic field having a pole pitch. The rotor includes a first coupling system for connecting the first rotor section to a shaft and a second coupling system for connecting the second rotor section to the shaft or to the first rotor section. The second rotor section is rotatable with respect to the first rotor section by an angle corresponding to the pole pitch in response to releasing the second coupling system so as to set the stator flux-linkages generated by the first and second rotor sections to be substantially zeroes. Thereafter, the permanent magnets do not substantially induce voltages on the stator windings even if the rotor is rotating during for example an internal fault of stator windings.
Rotor for rotary electric machine and method of manufacturing rotary electric machine
A rotor for a rotary electric machine, wherein: magnet insertion holes are formed, each defined by the plurality of through holes communicating with each other in the axial direction across the plurality of magnetic sheets; and each of the permanent magnets is twisted about the center axis so as to be placed into a corresponding one of the magnet insertion holes, each having opposite ends in the axial direction that are shifted from each other by an angle corresponding to the constant angle, from outside in the axial direction.
System and driving device for BLDC motor
A BLDC motor system is provided, which includes a motor provided with a stator forming a tubular space in which a center shaft exists and having an inner side for the center shaft, on which a plurality of coil units generating a magnetic field are formed, and a rotor located in the tubular space and having fixed magnet units arranged on an outer side for the center shaft, a skew having a predetermined slope against the center shaft being formed on a boundary between one of the fixed magnet units and the adjacent fixed magnet unit; and a driving module provided with a driving circuit supplying a power for driving the motor to the coil units, and a controller rotating the rotor by switching the driving circuit and performing switching so that the power being supplied from the driving circuit to the coil units forms a sine wave.
PERMANENT MAGNET TYPE ROTATING ELECTRICAL MACHINE
A permanent magnet type rotating electrical machine includes a stator, a rotor core having first and second magnet inserting holes, and permanent magnets. A partition wall is defined between a first end of each of the first magnet inserting holes and a second end of the associated one of the second magnet inserting holes. In a section radially outward of the first and second ends, a bulging portion is arranged between a surface extending along the permanent magnet in the magnet inserting hole and a surface of the partition wall. The bulging portion has a first curved surface continuous with the surface of the partition wall and a second curved surface continuous with the surface extending along the permanent magnet in the first magnet inserting hole or the second magnet inserting hole. The curvature of the first curved surface is smaller than the curvature of the second curved surface.