Kabushiki Kaisha Moric

Akira Suzuki

Hiroaki Kondo

Kenji Nagai

Yoshikazu Kurita

An improved rotating electrical machine having permanent magnets and method for attaching the magnets that permits the use of thin, high flux density materials. The magnets and their mounting plate have facing cylindrical surfaces that are spaced slightly apart and through which an adhesive is introduced by capillary action through a groove formed at one end of the permanent magnets for providing attachment without having excess adhesive that can protrude beyond the surface of the magnets.

Rotating electrical machine with permanent magnets and method of making same

An assembling apparatus for assembling rotating electrical machines having permanent magnets and armatures cores. The apparatus holds the armature core while the permanent magnets are assembled on to it thus avoiding hand labor. At all times, the rotor is supported so that it cannot cant relative to the stator and its permanent magnets and thus, no damage to the magnets or any coating thereon or to the armature will occur.

Assembling apparatus for electrical machine having permanently magnetized field magnets

A DC motor which is small in size and capable of effecting a higher output, and in which magnet size is determined through a parameter by which the peak output characteristic corresponding to the shape and size of the yoke can be recognized properly.

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Mori-machi, Japan

Akira Suzuki