A power tool including a housing, a controller within the housing, and a brushless motor within the housing and controlled by the controller. The brushless motor including a stator assembly including a stator core having stator laminations with an annular portion and inwardly extending stator teeth. The stator assembly defines a stator envelope in an axial direction extending between axial ends of stator end caps of the stator assembly. The brushless motor further includes a rotor assembly including a rotor core having rotor laminations and defining a central aperture that extends in the axial direction and that receives a shaft, and a position sensor board assembly including position sensors and configured to provide position information of the rotor core to the controller. The rotor assembly and the position sensor board assembly are provided at least partially within the stator envelope.

A brushless direct current motor includes a rotor made up of at least one permanent magnet and a stator having at least three partitions radially extending from a circular based cylindrical main body, the partitions together defining at least two volumes for receiving at least three coils generating a magnetic field, wherein each volume is closed by a wall connecting the partitions, and in that the wall comprises, on the face thereof oriented toward the rotor, at least one magnetic restriction zone. A sleeve surrounds the stator and the rotor and has at least one deformation zone formed by cutouts adapted to maintain the external geometrical configuration of the sleeve when mounting the constituent elements of the motor. A method for manufacturing such a motor.

The present disclosure relates to a stator assembly for an electrical machine. The stator assembly comprises a plurality of stator frames (110, 120, 130) forming a stator rim (100). The stator frames (110, 120, 130) defining ring sectors and mounted to each other to form a stator rim (100). Further, the stator frames (110, 120, 130) at least partially form an air distribution channel extending from at least one of the stator frames (110, 120, 130) into another of the stator frames (110, 120, 130). Methods (400) for assembling a stator assembly are also disclosed.

This electromagnetic device includes: two movable parts movable in parallel or antiparallel to each other; and a stator core arranged with two surfaces thereof respectively opposed to the two movable parts. At least part of the stator core is formed by stacking thin sheets in a movable direction of the movable parts and is retained with tensile stress applied thereto in a direction parallel to the two surfaces opposed to the movable parts and perpendicular to the movable direction of the movable parts.

The rotor includes a rotary shaft, a rotor core, and a plurality of permanent magnets. The stator includes a stator core and a plurality of coils. The stator core has a first contact surface. A normal vector to the first contact surface is aligned with a radially inward direction defined for the rotary shaft. A bearing holder (first bearing holder) has a second contact surface in contact with the first contact surface. A normal vector to the second contact surface is aligned with a radially outward direction defined for the rotary shaft. The bearing holder is positioned by bringing the first contact surface into contact with the second contact surface.

A stator of an electric motor comprises a pole chain, which is made of a stack of a plurality of straight transformer sheets and rounded to a circular configuration by bending the stacked transformer sheets, wherein the pole chain has a plurality of pole portions each comprising a pole tooth; a plurality of winding cores attached to the respective pole teeth for accommodating coils of a three-phase winding comprising wires; wherein the wires of respective phases of the three-phase winding are routed spatially separated from each other and without mutual contact at an axial end surface of the pole chain between and along adjacent winding cores around the pole chain; and wherein the wires are supported and guided such that their positions relative to the pole chain are substantially maintained when the pole chain is rounded from its straight configuration to its circular configuration.

An electric motor assembly for, for example, a hair dryer, includes an impeller, an outer housing in which the impeller is accommodated, an inner housing concentrically disposed in the outer housing, a stator having one side thereof accommodated in the inner housing, a rotor provided with a rotating shaft having one end coupled to the impeller and rotatably accommodated in the stator, a first bearing disposed at one side of the rotor, a second bearing disposed at another side of the rotor, and a bracket coupled to the stator and the outer housing so as to support the second bearing. Accordingly, initial alignment of the stator and the rotor may be securely maintained.

An electric work machine (1; 201) includes: a motor housing (6; 212) having a tube part (6C; 212C) and a bottom part (6M; 212M); a brushless motor (5; 228) having a stator (20), which has a first contact surface (58F; 258F), and a rotor (21; 231) disposed in the stator; a baffle plate (25; 285); and an output shaft (31; 292). The stator includes a tube-shaped stator core (50) having a ring-shaped second contact surface (50S; 250S) that is opposite of the first contact surface, and coils (56; 256) wound on the stator core. The stator is held by the motor housing with the first contact surface in contact with the bottom part. A protruding part (25S; 285S) of the baffle plate contacts the entire circumference of the second contact surface of the stator core and is fixed to the motor housing by three or more screws (68; 288).

A motor includes a rotor, a stator opposing the rotor, bearings configured to rotatably support the rotor, a blade attached to one side in an axis (X) direction of the rotor, and a holding part configured to hold the bearings. The holding part includes an attachment part to be attached with an external device and a contact part to be in contact with the stator. An end surface at one side in the axis (X) direction of the attachment part is arranged at the other side in the axis (X) direction relative to an end surface at the other side in the axis (X) direction of the contact part.

An example stator tube assembly includes a hollow body defining a cavity and having a longitudinal length and a radial thickness. The hollow body is configured to be disposed within a stator housing and to separate the cavity from a stator cavity within the stator housing. The hollow body comprises a first radial thickness along a first portion of its longitudinal length and a second radial thickness along a second portion of its longitudinal length, the second radial thickness being greater than the first radial thickness.