Patent classifications
H02K1/2795
Attachment structure for vehicle motor, in-vehicle equipment, and brushless motor
An attachment structure for a vehicle motor is applied for the purpose of attaching a vehicle motor to in-vehicle equipment. The attachment structure for a vehicle motor is provided with an axial gap motor that includes a rotor and a stator facing each other in the axial direction. The motor is attached to the in-vehicle equipment in a mode in which the axial direction is perpendicular to the vertical direction.
Rotation drive device and centrifugal pump apparatus employing same
This centrifugal blood pump apparatus includes an impeller (10) provided in a blood chamber (7), and a plurality of coils (20) provided in a motor chamber (8) for driving the impeller (10) to rotate with a dividing wall (6) interposed therebetween. A flexible substrate (23) in the shape of a strip is arranged to surround outer circumferences of the plurality of coils (20), and is connected to the plurality of coils (20) and a connector (24). A driving voltage (VU, VV, VW) is externally supplied to the plurality of coils (20) via the connector (24) and the flexible substrate (23). Thus, assembling workability, productivity and reliability are improved.
DEVICE FOR WINDING OR UNWINDING A LINE
The invention relates to a device for winding/unwinding a link adapted to transporter a fluid or transmit energy and/or signals, comprising: a reel (2) adapted to receive said link in wound form, a hollow through shaft (3) adapted to the passage of said link or fluid between a rotating joint and the reel, said hollow shaft (3) being integral with the reel (2) in order to drive said reel in rotation about a longitudinal axis (X) of said shaft, at least one permanent magnet synchronous direct drive motor, comprising a stator carrying windings (10) adapted to be electrically three-phase powered and a rotor carrying the permanent magnets (11) facing windings (10) of the stator.
Electric Circuit for an Electric Motor
The invention relates to an electric circuit (1) for an electric motor (2), the electric motor (2) having at least one stator (3) with at least three coils (4, 5, 6) and a rotor (7) with at least two magnetic poles (8, 9); the motor (2) being operable by means of the electric circuit (1) at least in the following two states (10, 11): a) in a first state (10), the coils (4, 5, 6) can each be energized with different currents of a three-phase system (12) and the rotor (7) can be set into rotation about an axis of rotation (13); b) in a second state (11), the coils (4, 5, 6) can be energized with an in-phase alternating current (14).
Electric Circuit for an Electric Motor
The invention relates to an electric circuit (1) for an electric motor (2), the electric motor (2) having at least one stator (3) with at least three coils (4, 5, 6) and a rotor (7) with at least two magnetic poles (8, 9); the motor (2) being operable by means of the electric circuit (1) at least in the following two states (10, 11): a) in a first state (10), the coils (4, 5, 6) can each be energized with different currents of a three-phase system (12) and the rotor (7) can be set into rotation about an axis of rotation (13); b) in a second state (11), the coils (4, 5, 6) can be energized with an in-phase alternating current (14).
Electric machine, rotor and associated method
A rotor for connection to a rotating member for use in an electric machine is provided. The rotor includes a first member connected to the rotating member and generally positioned perpendicularly thereto and a second member connected to one of the rotating member and the first member.
AXIAL-GAP-DYNAMOELECTRIC MACHINE
An axial-gap-dynamoelectric machine includes resin bobbins having positioning protrusions, and a stator core including a base yoke having a plurality of tooth holes and positioning holes. In each tooth hole, a circumferential length of a tooth-hole-radial-direction-outer-end surface is larger than a circumferential length of a tooth-hole-radial-direction-inner-end surface. Each of the plurality of teeth has a columnar shape in which a circumferential length of a tooth-upper surface is larger than a circumferential length of a tooth-bottom surface. The positioning protrusions are inserted in the positioning holes, and press the teeth against the base yoke inward in the radial direction such that the tooth-bottom surface is brought into contact with the tooth-hole-radial-direction-inner-end surface and the tooth-oblique surface is brought into contact with the tooth-hole-circumferential-direction-end surface.
Rotor for a motor, and a motor and an appliance comprising the rotor, and a method for making a rotor
A rotor for a motor comprising a frame having a hub for connecting the rotor to a shaft and a perimeter portion for interacting with a stator of the motor to cause the rotor to rotate about an axis of rotation. The frame comprises legs extending from an outer portion of the frame towards the hub, each leg having an inner end at the hub and an outer end at the outer portion of the frame, the inner ends of a first plurality of legs being spaced from the inner ends of a second plurality of legs in a direction along the axis of rotation.
Nonmagnetic high strength steel motor rotor support and method for manufacturing same
An object of the present invention is to provide a motor rotor support suitable for an axial gap motor and a method for manufacturing the same. The motor rotor support for supporting a magnetic body disposed on a rotor of a motor is configured by a nonmagnetic steel having a relative permeability of less than 1.005 and a 0.2% yield strength at room temperature of 550 MPa or more.
Vibration motor
A vibration motor includes an eccentric weight whose center of gravity is positioned outside a shaft and a holder made of resin and holding a ring-shaped back yoke and the eccentric weight. The back yoke includes an overhang portion which extends farther inward in a radial direction than an inner side edge of the opening of a rotor magnet. The holder includes a penetrated portion which is a tube-shaped portion positioned at an axially inner side of the rotor magnet and extends in the axial direction surrounding the shaft, an upper surface portion which expands radially outwardly from an upper side of the penetrated portion to cover an upper surface of the eccentric weight, and a lower surface portion which expands radially outwardly from the lower side of the penetrated portion to cover a lower surface of the overhang portion.