Patent classifications
H02K3/524
Axial-air-gap dynamo-electric machine with a tubular-shaped stator bobbin
An axial-air-gap rotating electric machine with a stator bobbin is provided. The bobbin renders the respective turn counts of windings in the machine the same and minimizes the lengths of connecting wires between continuous windings regardless of the continuous turn count, the direction in which each winding is wound, and whether the number of stages is odd or even. The bobbin, which has a tubular shape that substantially matches the exterior shape of a core, is provided with flanges that extend outwards from near the respective openings in the bobbin. One of the flanges has two first notches, and the other flange has a second notch. The axial positions of the starting and finishing ends of coils on adjacent stator cores are the same, and the flanges containing the notches through which the ends of the coils are run are on the same side with respect to the openings.
Washing machine motor and washing machine having same
- Hiroyuki Miyake ,
- Yukinori Nakagawa ,
- Kenji Kitajima ,
- Toshihiro Kamii ,
- Hidekazu Funakoshi ,
- Nobuharu Nishikoori ,
- Yasumasa Nagasaki ,
- Takehiro Nakanishi ,
- Hiroshi Katsumoto ,
- Minoru YOSHIDA ,
- Yasuyuki Sonoda ,
- Masaki Oshige ,
- Tomoyuki Okuno ,
- Katsuyuki SHIMAKAGE ,
- Hiroshi Wanatabe ,
- Yuji Akita ,
- Yoshinori Takashima
Provided is a washing machine motor capable of efficiently generating torque by improving a winding factor of coils with a relatively simple configuration. The washing machine motor (12) has an outer rotor (20), an inner rotor (30), and a stator (60). The outer rotor (20) and the inner rotor (30) share coils (63) of the stator (60), and a composite current is supplied to the coils (63) such that the outer rotor (20) and the inner rotor (30) are independently driven. The outer rotor (20) has forty eight outer magnets (24) arranged such that the N and S poles thereof are continuously and alternately aligned in the circumferential direction thereof. The inner rotor (30) has forty-two inner magnets (34) arranged such that the N and S poles thereof are continuously and alternately aligned in the circumferential direction thereof. The stator (60) has thirty-six I-shaped cores (61) and the coils (63).
MOTOR, FAN, AND REFRIGERATOR
A motor includes: a bobbin having an insertion hole; a coil wound around the bobbin; a stator core having an excitation part that is inserted into the insertion hole; a rotor that is disposed rotatably with respect to the stator core; and a resin mold covering the bobbin, the coil, and the stator core. On a first opening end of the insertion hole, an exposed portion having an exposed surface that is exposed from the resin mold is formed. The exposed portion is positioned between the stator core and the resin mold.
Stator and rotating electrical machine including the same
A stator reducing a coil end height without interference between conductor segments and without damage to an insulating coating. Each conductor segment includes linear parts inserted in slots formed in a stator core and different in circumferential direction, inclined parts inclined and extending from respective end parts of the linear parts toward a center part so as to project toward the outside in an axis direction from an axis-direction end surface of the core, and a projecting curve part connecting apical ends of the inclined parts to each other and curves and projects toward the outside in the axis direction. Connection parts between the linear parts and the inclined parts and a curved part of the projecting curve part are all bent parts having the same bend radius of minimum R, which has a size equal to or more than a sheet width of a conductor strand.
Permanent magnet synchronous motor and its preparation method
A permanent magnet synchronous motor with an integrated pump body and its preparation method are provided. The preparation method comprises: 1) performing an injection molding process for the first time on a coil, which is wound on a coil former, to form a coil sealing part for sealing the coil; 2) assembling an iron core in the sealed coil and performing the injection molding process for the second time on them to form a pump body part with a rotor barrel, wherein the rotor barrel is formed by conducting the injection molding process based on the iron core, and an isolating thin layer is formed at a polar arc part of the iron core to isolate the iron core from a rotor cavity in the rotor barrel. A good electromagnetic property of the motor is ensured and the water leakage problem is solved.
Motor
A motor including a stator includes a first stator core, and a second stator core that is independent from the first stator core and that is symmetric to the first stator core with respect to a vertical line that passes through a center of the stator. Each of the first and second stator cores includes a yoke, a center tooth that extends from a center of the yoke toward the center of the stator, and outer teeth that extend from a first end of the yoke and a second end of the yoke, respectively. The center tooth is located between the outer teeth, and a length of the outer teeth is greater than a length of the center tooth.
HOMOPOLAR LINEAR SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE
A moving member of a machine can include a cold plate that serves as a primary structural member for the moving member. The cold plate can have one or more cooling channels formed within the cold plate. A plurality of armature windings can be fixed to the cold plate. One or more field windings can be fixed to the cold plate. A plurality of ferromagnetic cores can be fixed to the cold plate, each ferromagnetic core positioned within a loop of at least one of the plurality of armature windings. Other embodiments are described.
HOMOPOLAR LINEAR SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE
Disclosed is a yoke-less mover of a homopolar linear synchronous machine. The yoke-less mover may include a cold plate having slots. Ferromagnetic cores are fixed to the cold plate. Each of the ferromagnetic cores may protrude through a respective one of the slots, creating gaps between the ferromagnetic cores. Armature windings are fixed to the cold plate. The armature windings may occupy the gaps between the ferromagnetic cores. The ferromagnetic cores of the yoke-less mover have better ferromagnetic utilization and lower weight. It also enables more flexible topologies in the armature windings.
WASHING MACHINE MOTOR AND WASHING MACHINE HAVING SAME
- Hiroyuki Miyake ,
- Yukinori Nakagawa ,
- Kenji Kitajima ,
- Toshihiro Kamii ,
- Hidekazu Funakoshi ,
- Nobuharu Nishikoori ,
- Yasumasa Nagasaki ,
- Takehiro Nakanishi ,
- Hiroshi Katsumoto ,
- Minoru YOSHIDA ,
- Yasuyuki Sonoda ,
- Masaki Oshige ,
- Tomoyuki Okuno ,
- Katsuyuki SHIMAKAGE ,
- Hiroshi Wanatabe ,
- Yuji Akita ,
- Yoshinori Takashima
Provided is a washing machine motor capable of efficiently generating torque by improving a winding factor of coils with a relatively simple configuration. The washing machine motor (12) has an outer rotor (20), an inner rotor (30), and a stator (60). The outer rotor (20) and the inner rotor (30) share coils (63) of the stator (60), and a composite current is supplied to the coils (63) such that the outer rotor (20) and the inner rotor (30) are independently driven. The outer rotor (20) has forty eight outer magnets (24) arranged such that the N and S poles thereof are continuously and alternately aligned in the circumferential direction thereof. The inner rotor (30) has forty-two inner magnets (34) arranged such that the N and S poles thereof are continuously and alternately aligned in the circumferential direction thereof. The stator (60) has thirty-six I-shaped cores (61) and the coils (63).
Electric Machine Winding Assembly
An electric machine winding assembly including a stator and windings is provided. The stator may define a central axis. The windings may extend from the stator and each may include a pair of conductor ends. Each conductor end may include a minor side and a major side. The windings are arranged with the stator such that each of the major sides are aligned along a circumferential conductor axis relative to the central axis to facilitate welding adjacent conductor ends to one another. Each of the windings may further include two portions defining a U shape. Each of the two portions may include a lower portion, a mid-portion, and an upper portion. One of the mid-portions may include a first bend defining a twist shape to orient the major sides of one of the pair of conductor ends along the circumferential conductor axis.