Ivo Agner

Title: Ivo Agner and Electric Machine Innovations

Introduction

Ivo Agner is an inventor based in Bühl, Germany. His patent work includes innovations in electric machine design, particularly axial-flux machines and arrangements that accommodate mechanical forces and movement. He is associated with Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG.

Latest Patents

Agner’s listed patent portfolio includes 3 patents. Two of his latest patents address electric machine construction and component support.

“Electric axial flux machine with pretensioned stator components, and electric machine assembly comprising such an electric axial flux machine” describes an axial-flux machine with a stator, a rotor mounted to rotate relative to the stator, and a rotor shaft fixed to the rotor. Because magnetic force acts between the rotor and stator in the axial direction, structural measures create pretension that pushes a stator half away from the rotor to counteract that force.

“Electric machine arrangement with a length compensating element” concerns an electric machine with a stator and rotor, a component supporting the stator, and an output element connected to the rotor for conjoint rotation. A length-compensating element supports the stator in the rotational direction while allowing it to move axially relative to its supporting component.

Career Highlights

Agner’s disclosed inventions focus on practical engineering challenges in electric machines. His work addresses how to manage magnetic forces, support stator components, and accommodate axial movement within machine assemblies.

Collaborations

Agner is associated with Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG. His listed coworkers include Dirk Reimnitz and Stefan Riess.

Conclusion

Ivo Agner’s patent work reflects a focused contribution to electric machine engineering, with designs intended to improve force management and component support in machine assemblies.