Disclosed is an electronic motor with two bearings. The motor is structured so that, when loaded, the majority of the load (e.g., a radial load) is borne by one of the bearings. The bearing that bears a greater load may be larger and, thus, better suited for a heavy load. In some embodiments, the larger bearing may include rolling elements that have respective radii larger than respective radii of rolling elements of the other bearing by a ratio of at least 1.5 (150%). In some embodiments, the larger bearing may have an outer race with a radius that is greater than a radius of the outer race of the smaller bearing by a ratio of at least 1.5. In some embodiments, the motors may include a third bearing between the two bearings. The third bearing may reduce vibration in the motor.

A rotor bearing assembly for an underwater generator of a fluid flow power plant includes a hollow cylindrical bearing carrier configured to be inserted into an interior of a rotor and releasably connected to the rotor such that they rotate together and an axle journal extending into an interior of the bearing carrier and rotatably supporting the bearing carrier. The bearing the axle journal and the bearing carrier are configured as an installation unit such that a portion of the bearing carrier is insertable into the rotor interior and removable from the rotor interior while attached to the axle journal. Also a generator including the rotor bearing assembly.

A rotor device for a flat brushless electric motor for an automobile roof system has a rotor housing having a first cylinder and a second cylinder. The cylinder elements are configured to be hollow-cylindrical, have different internal and external diameters such that a stator device is disposable between the cylinder elements, and are concentrically aligned with one another. At least one magnetic module is disposed on each cylinder element. A stator device for a stator housing element has a base and a wall element mutually disposed so that the stator housing element is configured in the manner of a pot; and an axle element for externally disposing a rolling bearing for a rotor device. The axle element is disposed in the center of the stator housing element such that the axle element and the wall element, viewed in cross section, extend away from the base element in the same direction.

This rotary electric machine includes two movable parts which are placed with a stator core interposed therebetween and rotate about an identical rotary shaft. At least part of the stator core is formed by stacking thin sheets in a rotation direction of the two movable parts. The stator core has, at both ends, stator core retention portions extended in a direction parallel to surfaces thereof opposed to the two movable parts and perpendicular to the rotation direction of the movable parts. Retention surfaces of the stator core retention portions at both ends are respectively fixed by retention members. The retention surfaces of the stator core retention portions at both ends are formed to face toward each other.

An electric machine may be an external rotor motor with a stator and a rotor surrounding the stator. The rotor may be mounted on bearings so as to be rotatable around an axis of rotation relative to the stator, where the mechanical forces transmitted by the bearings of the rotor may be absorbed at least in part by the stator. The stator may have a coil winding for generating a magnetic field, the coil winding being surrounded at least partially by a casting compound. At the output, the mechanical forces of the rotor or the device transmitted by the bearings and taken up by the stator may be introduced into the stator largely via the casting compound. The casting compound thus reduces induced vibrations.

A rotating body is shorter in radial direction than in axial direction. The inner circumferential surfaces of a first bearing and a second bearing are fixed at an outer circumferential surface of the shaft member. In the axial direction, the outer diameter of the shaft member is substantially the same from a part, of the shaft member, opposing the first bearing to a part, of the shaft member, opposing the second bearing, and the inner and outer diameters of the rotating body are substantially the same from an end part, of the rotating body, on the first bearing side to an end part, of the rotating body, on the second bearing side. In the axial direction, one of stators is disposed at a central part (C1) of the shaft member, one of magnets is disposed at a central part (C2) of the rotating body.

A stator core of a motor includes a disk portion and a pole-tooth yoke. The disk portion has a disk shape that extends in a radial direction around a central axis extending in a vertical direction. The pole-tooth yoke is located along a radially outer end of the disk portion. The pole-tooth yoke includes an annular portion and a pole tooth. The annular portion is connected to the radially outer end of the disk portion and extends in a circumferential direction. The pole tooth protrudes to one axial side from the annular portion. The disk portion and the pole-tooth yoke are defined by different members.

A motor including a rotor, a first arm, a mount, a stator, a first bearing, and a second bearing. The motor is configured to rotate the rotor. The mount connected to the first arm. The stator coupled to the mount. The first bearing located between and connecting the rotor to the stator. The second bearing located between and connecting the rotor to the mount. The first arm prevents movement of the stator and the mount.

A motor of a ceiling fan includes a shaft, a bearing sleeve, a limiting member, a stator and a rotor. The shaft has a first shoulder and a second shoulder. The bearing sleeve receives a first bearing and a second bearing for supporting the shaft and has an inner flange, with the inner flange and the first shoulder jointly clamping and positioning the first bearing. The limiting member and the second shoulder jointly clamp and position the second bearing. The stator is arranged around the shaft. The rotor couples with the bearing sleeve.

Provided is a motor capable of more reliably preventing dust generated therein from flowing to the outside. A motor includes a stator, a rotor, a rotor housing which rotates along with the rotor, a stator housing which fixes the stator thereto, includes spaces formed with respect to the rotor housing, and overlaps the rotor housing with first gaps interposed therebetween in the entire circumferential direction, annular members which overlap the stator housing with second gaps interposed therebetween in the entire circumferential direction inside the spaces, exhaust holes which suck and discharge air inside the spaces through the second gaps, and exhaust grooves.