H02K3/487

Motor stator with tooth crest air gap, motor and bus

The present disclosure provides a motor stator, a motor and a bus. The motor stator includes a stator tooth. The stator tooth includes a tooth root and a tooth crest. The tooth crest is provided on the tooth root. The tooth crest includes a first tooth crest part and a second tooth crest part. The first tooth crest part and the second tooth crest part are provided on two sides of the tooth root along the circumference of the motor stator, respectively, and a tooth crest air gap is formed between the first tooth crest part and the second tooth crest part. According to the present disclosure, the motor stator is adapt to reduce magnetic flux leakage, and enhance the utilization rate of a permanent magnet and output torque.

Motor stator with tooth crest air gap, motor and bus

The present disclosure provides a motor stator, a motor and a bus. The motor stator includes a stator tooth. The stator tooth includes a tooth root and a tooth crest. The tooth crest is provided on the tooth root. The tooth crest includes a first tooth crest part and a second tooth crest part. The first tooth crest part and the second tooth crest part are provided on two sides of the tooth root along the circumference of the motor stator, respectively, and a tooth crest air gap is formed between the first tooth crest part and the second tooth crest part. According to the present disclosure, the motor stator is adapt to reduce magnetic flux leakage, and enhance the utilization rate of a permanent magnet and output torque.

MOTOR AND MOTOR STATOR
20230029659 · 2023-02-02 ·

A motor stator includes a ring-shaped core defining a rotor accommodation space, a plurality of slots, a first hairpin conductor, a second hairpin conductor, and a temperature sensor. The slots are disposed in the core and arranged to surround the rotor accommodation space circumferentially. The slots extend radially from the rotor accommodation space. The core includes an insertion side and an extension side. The slots include a temperature sensor accommodation slot which, at the insertion side, has a radial length greater than a radial length of any other one of the slots. The first hairpin conductor is disposed in the temperature sensor accommodation slot distal to the rotor accommodation space. The second hairpin conductor is disposed in the temperature sensor accommodation slot, and the temperature sensor is disposed between the first and second hairpin conductors.

MOTOR AND MOTOR STATOR
20230029659 · 2023-02-02 ·

A motor stator includes a ring-shaped core defining a rotor accommodation space, a plurality of slots, a first hairpin conductor, a second hairpin conductor, and a temperature sensor. The slots are disposed in the core and arranged to surround the rotor accommodation space circumferentially. The slots extend radially from the rotor accommodation space. The core includes an insertion side and an extension side. The slots include a temperature sensor accommodation slot which, at the insertion side, has a radial length greater than a radial length of any other one of the slots. The first hairpin conductor is disposed in the temperature sensor accommodation slot distal to the rotor accommodation space. The second hairpin conductor is disposed in the temperature sensor accommodation slot, and the temperature sensor is disposed between the first and second hairpin conductors.

Overlapped end caps for stator core

A set of interchangeably pairable end caps is provided for electrically insulating a variety of stator cores having differing axial stack heights. Each pair of end caps cooperatively defines a generally radially projecting, generally axially extending wire barrier including axially opposed ends. Each of the ends forms a respective rounded winding ramp configured to smoothly guide wiring into a wire trough in part defined by the wire barrier.

Slot wedge element, stator device, motor, and wind turbine

The present application relates to a slot wedge element, a stator device, a motor, and a wind turbine. The slot wedge element extends in a first direction and has opposite first and second edges has a first surface and a second surface in the thickness direction thereof, and is attached to a winding of the stator device via the first surface. The second surface includes a first portion, a second portion, and a third portion sequentially distributed in the first direction. A second thickness between the second portion and the first surface is greater than a first thickness between the first portion and the first surface, and the second thickness is greater than or equal to a third thickness between the third portion and the first surface. The first thickness is decreasingly distributed in a direction from the second portion to the first edge.

Slot wedge element, stator device, motor, and wind turbine

The present application relates to a slot wedge element, a stator device, a motor, and a wind turbine. The slot wedge element extends in a first direction and has opposite first and second edges has a first surface and a second surface in the thickness direction thereof, and is attached to a winding of the stator device via the first surface. The second surface includes a first portion, a second portion, and a third portion sequentially distributed in the first direction. A second thickness between the second portion and the first surface is greater than a first thickness between the first portion and the first surface, and the second thickness is greater than or equal to a third thickness between the third portion and the first surface. The first thickness is decreasingly distributed in a direction from the second portion to the first edge.

Electric machine having a plurality of closing devices for closing respective intermediate spaces in relation to an air gap, and production method

The disclosure relates to an electric machine including a stator having a plurality of teeth and on which a winding of the electric machine is arranged, wherein a respective intermediate space is formed between neighboring teeth. The electric machine further includes a rotor that may rotate relative to the stator, wherein an air gap is formed between the stator and the rotor. The electric machine further includes a plurality of closing devices for closing the respective intermediate spaces in relation to the air gap, and wherein a respective closing device of the plurality of closing devices is arranged between neighboring teeth of the stator.

Electric machine having a plurality of closing devices for closing respective intermediate spaces in relation to an air gap, and production method

The disclosure relates to an electric machine including a stator having a plurality of teeth and on which a winding of the electric machine is arranged, wherein a respective intermediate space is formed between neighboring teeth. The electric machine further includes a rotor that may rotate relative to the stator, wherein an air gap is formed between the stator and the rotor. The electric machine further includes a plurality of closing devices for closing the respective intermediate spaces in relation to the air gap, and wherein a respective closing device of the plurality of closing devices is arranged between neighboring teeth of the stator.

Winding retention insert for a brushless motor

A brushless motor is provided including a rotor rotating around a center axis and a stator including a stator core and stator teeth radially extending from the stator core forming stator slots therebetween. Each stator tooth includes a radial main body and a tooth tip extending substantially laterally from an end of the radial main body opposite the stator core, and stator windings are wound around the stator teeth. Winding retention wedges are axially received within the slots, each winding retention wedge comprising: a first portion received within gaps formed between tooth tips of adjacent stator teeth, and a second portion received at least partially between adjacent stator windings to apply a force substantially in a range of a radially-inward direction to a lateral direction to the adjacent stator windings.