An axial flux motor includes: a ring-shaped stator, a ring-shaped rotor and a planetary gear set. The ring-shaped stator includes a stator core and segments arranged on the stator core, where each of the segments includes a laminated stack and windings wrapped around the laminated stack. The ring-shaped rotor defines an inner open area and including a body and permanent magnets arranged on the body adjacent to and spaced from the segments. The planetary gear set is disposed within the inner open area and configured to receive an input torque from the rotor and provide an output torque, which is greater than the input torque.

The invention relates to a gear motor (1) for a motor vehicle wiper system including an electric motor (2) including a rotor (20) and a rotation shaft (22) fixed to the rotor, a reduction gear mechanism (3) including a worm/worm wheel system, a device for generating an axial load configured to offset axial play of the rotation shaft (22), including a retaining wedge (6) mounted in a sliding manner in a radial direction of said rotation shaft (22), said retaining wedge (6) exerting an axial load on the outer race of a ball bearing (5) configured to guide the rotation shaft. According to the invention, said retaining wedge (6) is arranged in an intermediate position between the seat (40) of the bearing support (4) and the worm (30) directly adjacent to the worm wheel (31), said axial load (Fa) exerted by the retaining wedge (6) on the outer race (51) of the ball bearing (5) being in the direction away from the worm (30).

A rotating electrical machine includes a rotor, a stator, a housing, a bearing, an electricity removal device in electrical contact with a shaft and the housing, a nozzle supplying a fluid into the shaft, and a cover covering a part of the device. The shaft includes a hollow first member, a hollow second member coupled to a first side of the first member, and a channel communicating the inside and outside of the shaft. A part of the nozzle is inserted into the second member from an opening end. The housing has a peripheral wall surrounding the opening end. The bearing is held in the peripheral wall and is positioned away on the second side of the device. The cover is axially between the bearing and the device. The channel is opened in a portion positioned on the second side relative to the cover inside the peripheral wall.

An example of a system for the generation of rotational force includes a stator which may include an interior surface and a plurality of stator magnets. A rotor may include an exterior surface and a plurality of rotor magnets. A shaft may be connected to the rotor. A compressive force is applied to the rotor to move the rotor to a position relative to the stator such that the plurality of stator magnets and the plurality of rotor magnets repulse to create a rotational force on the rotor.

The present invention may provide a motor including a rotary shaft, a yoke coupled to the rotary shaft, a stator disposed between the rotary shaft and the yoke, a magnet disposed between the stator and the yoke, a bearing housing disposed between the stator and the rotary shaft, a first bearing disposed between the yoke and the bearing housing, and a second bearing disposed between the bearing housing and the rotary shaft, wherein the stator includes a stator core and a first insulator and a second insulator which are coupled to the stator core, a portion of the first insulator is disposed between the first bearing and the stator core, and a portion of the second insulator is in contact with the bearing housing.

The motor includes a shaft, a cartridge including a plurality of bearings that support the shaft, and a sleeve that surrounds the bearings, and a housing including a bottom portion for receiving an impact from outside and an attaching portion provided in the bottom portion. The bottom portion of the housing extends in a direction intersecting with respect to a longitudinal direction of the shaft, and the cartridge is removably attached to the attaching portion.

An assembly for protecting components of an electric motor on a lawn mower deck includes a shaft connected at opposite ends to the motor rotor and a blade adapter. The blade adapter is interconnected to a cutting blade. A blade mounting gap is defined between a shoulder of the blade adapter and a head of a fastener that secures the blade to the shaft. A biasing member is captured within the blade mounting gap and frictionally couples the blade and the shaft for rotation together. The blade slips with respect to the shaft in response to the blade encountering a force that overcomes the blade coupling friction.

A power tool is provided including a tool housing, a transmission, and a brushless motor disposed in the tool housing that includes an inner stator, an outer rotor, and a rotor shaft. A stator mount assembly is provided including a stator mount including an axial member secured to the stator, and an integrated mounting member including a radial member secured to the stator mount, a ring gear mount extending from the radial member away from the motor, and a ring gear supported by the ring gear mount. The transmission is secured to the tool housing, and it includes a transmission housing having a generally cylindrical body, and a planetary gear set including a carrier and at least one planet gear rotatably mounted to the carrier. The ring gear meshes with the at least one planet gear. In an embodiment, the transmission housing is integrated with the stator mount assembly.

A power tool is provided including a tool housing, a brushless direct-current (BLDC) motor disposed in the tool housing, and a transmission. The motor includes a stator including a stator core having an aperture extending therethrough and stator windings, a rotor including a cylindrical rotor core supporting at least one permanent magnet around an outer surface of the stator core, a rotor shaft rotatably coupled to the rotor, and a stator mount including a radial member near a front end of the stator and an axial member secured to the stator. The transmission is secured to the tool housing and includes an input member coupled to the rotor shaft, and an output member configured to be driven by rotation of the input member. The radial member of the stator mount is secured to the transmission to support the stator at least radially within the rotor.

An electric motor (2) has a base motor module (3) and an electronic module (18) which is electrically and mechanically connected to the base motor module (3) and comprises an electronics housing (12). The base motor module (3) comprises a flange plate (8) which forms an interference fit with the electronics housing (12). The flange plate (8) may have an opening (36) with a circumferential collar (39) which engages in a fastening passage (35) of the electronics housing (12) and forms the interference fit with the electronics housing (12).