Buhler Motor Gmbh

Heinz Günther

Armin Suttner-Reimann

Martin Gundermann

Mladen Zec

Klaus Weiske

Reiner Hettych

Andreas Wall

Jochen Bauer

A permanent magnet rotor of an electric motor, includes a laminated core having magnet pockets, the laminated core being composed of two partial laminated cores. A plurality of permanent magnets are held in a force-fitting manner in magnet pockets of the laminated core, the magnets extending over both partial laminated cores. Sheet metal tongues, which maintain the force fit of the permanent magnets, are deflected in the first partial laminated core in a first axial direction and in the second partial laminated core in a second axial direction opposite to the first direction, wherein the partial laminated cores consist of stamped metal sheets and the permanent magnets are pressed into the magnet pockets in the stamping direction.

Permanent magnet rotor

A stator of an electronically-commutated DC motor, with a stator core, an insulating cap, a stator winding, and a winding interconnection, wherein the winding interconnection consists of several sheet-metal elements and several insulating elements which are arranged between the sheet-metal elements. The aim of the invention is to provide a simple design for a generic stator consisting of easy-to-manufacture and easily-shaped components, wherein production tolerances can be compensated for in a simple manner. A further aim consists of being able to use reliable and proven production processes which are also as easy as possible to monitor.

Stator with a winding interconnection and method of making same

A permanent magnet rotor () with a magnetically conductive magnetic core (), which has a plurality of magnet retainers () for radially arranged and essentially tangentially magnetized permanent magnet parts (), and a method for the production thereof. With a common permanent magnet rotor, the object of the present invention is to ensure a simple installation for a low number of components to be installed, very good magnetizability, high strength of the mechanical connection of the permanent magnet parts in the magnet retainers, and a compact size.

Permanent magnet rotor, method for the production thereof using a magnetizing fixture

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Heinz Günther