Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Aisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha

Nippon Soken, Inc.

Hiroaki Urano

Kazutaka Tatematsu

Eiji Yamada

Yasuji Taketsuna

Satoshi Murata

Atomi Arakawa

Yasutomo Kawabata

Michitaka Tsuchida

Yasuhiro Endo

Tetsuya Miura

Yutaka Komatsu

Norihiko Akao

Yasuaki Tahara

Akihiko Kanamori

Akihiro Tanaka

Ichiro Okada

Yutaka Taga

Mutsumi Matsuura

Sadahisa Onimaru

Tomohiko Miyamoto

Takao Miyatani

Hirohito Matsui

Shigetaka Nagamatsu

Fumiki Tanahashi

Koji Yamada

Hideaki Kimura

Masayuki Ikemoto

Yasushi Nishikuma

Kenji Ishida

Satoshi Koide

Katsuhiko Tatebe

Yuki Yamakawa

Yoshiaki Taga, Deceased

Ryuji Toh

Shigeru Matsuhashi

Masaru Hirako

Masahiro Kino

Masayuki Nishiguchi

Shigeo Taga, Heir

Hiroki Keino

Tomoka Sonohara

Shinji Kogure

Akihide Shimmei

Takiko Taga, Heiress

Ryotaro Okamoto

Takeshi Saigo

Masahiko Matsuda

Mitsuhiro Ide

Kenji Honda

Michitaka Hori

Kenta Chimata

Yoshiaki (deceased) Taga

The fixing force evaluation method of the present embodiment includes the natural frequency measurement step of measuring the natural frequency of the stator in which the tooth portions and the stator coil are fixed by the insulating paper, and the fixing force evaluation step of evaluating that the fixing force of the insulating paper is larger, when the natural frequency of the stator measured in the natural frequency measurement step is equal to more than a predetermined determination frequency, compared to when the natural frequency is lower than the determination frequency. Thus, since the fixing force of the insulating paper is evaluated in the fixing force evaluation step based on the natural frequency of the stator measured in the natural frequency measurement step, the fixing force of the insulating paper can be evaluated by measuring the natural frequency of the stator without destroying the stator.

Fixing force evaluation method

A manufacturing method for manufacturing a rotor such that a permanent magnet is inserted into a slot hole of a rotor core with a spacer includes: a step of placing, on the rotor core, a guide whose upper end has a curved guide surface such that the guide space continues with the slot hole in the up-down direction; a step of placing the spacer on the guide so that the spacer lies across the guide space; a step of inserting the permanent magnet into the guide space with the spacer being wound around the permanent magnet; and a step of inserting, into the slot hole, the permanent magnet around which the spacer is wound.

Manufacturing method of rotor

A caulking method includes: determining a caulking depth which becomes equal to or larger than a necessary release torque that has been set in advance, determining a stroke amount of a push-in part which becomes equal to or larger than the caulking depth that has been determined; determining the stroke amount of a drive unit which becomes equal to or larger than the stroke amount of the push-in part that has been determined, and controlling the drive unit at a target control stroke amount that is equal to or larger than the stroke amount of the drive unit that has been determined but is smaller than the stroke amount of the drive unit at which the caulk part is damaged.

Caulking method

The invention relates to a method of manufacturing a rotor for performing a magnetizing process of magnetizing a plurality of magnet materials that are assembled in a rotor core. A magnetization device is used which has a coil group configured of a plurality of coils that are disposed side by side in a manner that winding directions of adjacent coils are opposite to each other, the coil group is configured of sub coils at both ends and two or more main coils between the sub coils, and all of the coils are connected in series. Further, in the magnetizing process, a partial magnetization of magnetizing the magnet material among the plurality of magnet materials to which magnetic flux interlinking with two adjacent main coils is applied is performed a plurality of times, so as to magnetize all the plurality of magnet materials.

Method of manufacturing rotor

A collective conductor includes a plurality of conductive wires that is arranged collectively; and a copper foil that is wound around the collectively-arranged conductive wires and fusion-bonded to the conductive wires, and the copper foil has a tin plating on the side in contact with the conductive wires.

Collective conductor and method for producing collective conductor

The present application has a purpose to provide a conductor wire for motor capable of improving durability against bending, and a coil for motor using the conductor wire for motor. One aspect of the invention, therefore, provides a conductor wire for motor comprising a fine wire assembly and a coating member covering an outer peripheral surface of the fine wire assembly, the fine wire assembly consisting of a plurality of fine wires assembled in a bundle, and each of the fine wires including a conductor and an insulating part provided on an outer peripheral surface of the conductor, wherein the coating member is made of metal, and the coating member has an electrical resistance value larger than an electrical resistance value of the conductor.

Conductor wire for motor and coil for motor

A method of manufacturing a stator wherein a stator core is fixed by a centering jig, and in this state, a fixing hole is formed in a flange portion provided on a fastening ring for the stator core, using a central position as a reference for position, by drilling with a drill. The fixing hole is opened to be located at a distance relative to the central position. In a plan view, the fixing hole is opened at a predetermined central angle interval (for example, intervals of 120&#xb0;) relative to the central position.

Method for manufacturing stator

A rotating electrical machine () is driven by a three-phase AC current and is provided with a stator core (), a molded resin () for covering a coil wound on the stator core, a rotor core (), a shaft () provided to the rotor core (), a terminal base () provided to a coil end section, and a case () for covering the rotating electrical machine (). Power cables extending from the terminal base () are led out of the case () through a case terminal box (). A temperature sensor () is affixed in a hole in the molded resin () by the terminal base () and measures the temperature in the vicinity of a heat producing source.

Motor generator for vehicle technical field

A stator manufacturing method which manufactures an insulated conductor coil and mounts this coil to the core, the insulated conductor coil being formed by deforming an insulated conductor into a shape having rectilinear in-slot conductor sections and coil end sections having bent sections, the conductor having an enamel layer formed on the outer periphery thereof and also having an extruded resin coating layer formed on the outer periphery of the enamel layer, comprises: a first step of forming the conductor coil by deforming the conductor to form the bent sections while the coating layer of the conductor is in a non-crystalline resin state; a second step of heating the extruded resin coating layer of the conductor coil to change into a crystalline resin state to a temperature higher than or equal to the glass transition temperature; and a third step of mounting the conductor coil to the core.

Stator manufacturing method and stator

A stator provided with annular split stator cores, formed by stacking steel plates. Each plate includes a yoke and a stator tooth. The cores include a yoke portion a stator tooth portion. The stator is manufactured by arranging an electromagnetic steel plate between a first die and a second die. The first die has a hole shaped as a steel plate. The second die has a projection inserted into the hole and shaped as a steel plate. The steel plates are formed by the first and the second dies. In a gap between an inner surface of the first die that defines the hole and an outer surface of the projection, a gap at a part that forms the stator tooth portion is larger than a gap at a part that defines a circumferential end surface of the yoke portion located in a circumferential direction of the stator core.

Method of manufacturing a stator

An apparatus for producing a motor coil is to produce a coil to be used for a stator of a motor by automatically winding a flat rectangular conductive wire by use of a winding machine. This apparatus comprises: an uncoiler for feeding the conductive wire wound and accumulated on a bobbin to the winding machine; an inertia measuring device for measuring inertia of the uncoiler when feeding the conductive wire; chucks and for measuring a resistance value of the conductive wire; and an operating console for setting the winding condition of the rectangular wire to be wound by the winding machine based on the measured inertia and the measured resistance value. The operating console controls the winding machine based on the set winding condition to wind the conductive wire.

Apparatus for producing motor coil

Provided is a crossover module, which can facilitate the process of manufacturing a stator. The crossover module () is a module having crossovers () for connecting such coils () electrically with each other as are mounted on a stator core () of a motor (). The crossover module () is constituted such that its shape can be changed between a shape, in which it is mounted on the stator core (), and a shape, in which it is opened to the outer sides from the former shape.

Crossover module

A resolver is provided with a rotor plate fitted to a key groove in a rotating shaft and connected to the rotating shaft, and also with a resolver stator for detecting the rotational position of the rotor plate. The resolver stator is provided with a resolver cover for protecting a coil board of a stator core and fixed to the stator core. The coil board is provided with holes fitted to stator pins which are projections of the stator core, coil patterns each formed so as to center on each of the holes, and lead wires connected to the coil patterns formed on the coil board. The outer peripheral portion of the stator core is provided with long mounting holes for fixing the resolver to the housing of a rotating machine, such as an electric motor or a generator, and also with engaging holes engaging with claws of the resolver cover.

Resolver for detecting a rotational position of a resolver rotor connected to a rotator shaft of a rotating machine

A wheel assembly with an in-wheel motor, which transmits rotational output of an output shaft of a motor to a wheel via a counter gear, is provided with an oil pump that is driven by rotational output of the counter gear and an oil flow path that leads oil from the oil pump to the motor.

Wheel assembly with in-wheel motor

Heat discharging property of the stator coil end is improved effectively in a rotating electric machine. A motor as the rotating electric machine includes a stator and a rotor. The stator includes a stator core and resin mold coil ends provided on both axial ends thereof. Column-shaped projections projecting in the axial direction are provided on axial side surfaces of resin mold coil ends at a plurality of positions. Cooling oil supplied from above the resin mold coil ends effectively cools the resin mold coil ends.

Rotating electric machine and cooling system for the rotating electric machine

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Miyoshi, Japan

Hiroaki Urano