Maxon Motor Ag

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Lakeview Innovation Ltd.

Hugo Fritschy

Raniero Pittini

David Ramon

Bodo Futterer

Jens Schulze

Jurgen Mayer

Alexis Boletis

Remo Hofstetter

Max Erick Busse-Grawitz

Arnold Teimel

Daniel Sherwin

Dirk Zimmermann

Franz-Xaver Fölmli

Peter Wolf

Mathis Trachsel

Franzxaver Fölmli

Hans-Georg Jansing

Minh Hieu Lam

Jens Oliver Schulze

The invention relates to an electric wheel hub drive for a vehicle, in particular a bicycle. The wheel hub drive comprises a hub housing that is pivot-mounted about an axis and a brushless electric motor coaxially arranged with regard to the axis and including a rotor and a stator for driving the hub housing. The rotor of the electric motor includes at least one permanent magnet. According to the invention, the stator includes an ironless stator winding.

Electric wheel hub drive for a vehicle, in particular a bicycle, including a stator with an ironless hollow cylindrical stator winding

The invention relates to an electric motor/gear mechanism unit including a housing, an iron-free rotor winding rotatably arranged in the interior of the housing, a collector connected to the rotor winding, a rotor shaft extending through the collector, and a gear mechanism which is connected to the rotor shaft and which has an output shaft. The present invention is so conceived that the gear mechanism is produced from a non-magnetic material and arranged in the interior of the rotor winding.

Electric motor/gear mechanism unit

The present invention relates to an electric linear drive, particularly for a rotary-lifting motor. Such a linear drive includes a winding system including a plurality of wound coils which are arranged to be coaxial to each other and successive in axial direction, and a magnet system which is movable in axial direction relative to the winding system and includes a plurality of axially successive permanent magnets. The winding system is normally fed by a controlled converter. The coils of the winding system and the permanent magnets of the magnet system define an air gap thereinbetween. Furthermore, a sensor is provided for detecting the relative movement of winding system and magnet system and for detecting the relative position of the two systems, the sensor being used for scanning a timing ruler mounted on the outer circumference of the magnet system. The magnet system is radially arranged in the interior of the winding system, and the timing ruler circumferentially extends only over a portion of the circumference of the magnet system. According to the invention it is either provided that the coils of the winding system have a radial bulge for the timing ruler, or that the magnet system is eccentrically arranged relative to the winding system, or that the magnet system includes a radial bulge in the form of a flat portion for the timing ruler.

Linear drive

A small electric motor is disclosed, such as a claw pole motor. An exemplary small electric motor includes a housing, a stator having at least two stator windings, a rotor having a rotational axis, and a flexible conductor foil for the electrical connection of the stator windings. The conductor foil includes winding connection contacts, external connection contacts and conductor paths between the winding connection contacts and the external connection contacts. Taps of the stator windings are electrically contacted with the winding connection contacts of the conductor foil. The conductor foil can be configured as an elongated strip having at least two connection portions which are arranged in spaced-apart relationship with each other and include winding connection contacts.

Small electric motor and method for producing a small electric motor

In a small electric motor having a stator and a rotor which includes a solid-cylindrical permanent magnet and at least one shaft element mounted on a face of the permanent magnet and bonded thereto by adhesive, the shaft element has at least one recess on its face facing the permanent magnet. The adhesive is introduced into the recess and contacting the face of the permanent magnet in the area of the recess.

Small electric motor

The invention relates to a feeder device () for insertion machines for printed circuit boards, comprising a housing, a drive motor ('), a gear unit () and a pin wheel () engaging with a transport tape. The drive motor and the gear unit are arranged on a common side wall () of the housing such that the axles thereof are perpendicular to the side wall. It is the object of the invention to provide a narrow structural design of the feeder device, which also allows easy mounting. To this end, the rotor (&#x2032;) of the drive motor () is rotatably mounted on only one axle (&#x2032;) which is fixedly connected to the side wall () of the housing.

Feeder device for insertion machines of printed circuit boards

An electric motor construction is described in which the permanent magnet and a flux return element are embedded in a molded structure serving as a face plate and including seats for bearings as well as a bore for the motor shaft.

Electric motor control

An electrical machine having an armature that is rotatable in a stator. The armature has a winding that is energized via a commutator or via slip rings cooperating with brushes. A holding plate is provided on which the brushes are held and which is supported freely shiftable in the direction of the axis of rotation of the machine, but circumferentially immovable. The holding plate butts against a part that is supported axially immovable on the shaft of the armature, preferably a bearing. Spring means acting between the holding plate and an adjacent side plate of the stator or housing serves to bias the holding plate in an axial direction. The part against which the holding plate butts, lies preferably in or near the plane of the holding plate.

Electrical machine

A method for assembling a stator for an electric machine having a permanent magnet for generating a magnetic field in an air gap. Assembly of the stator is performed with the aid of a plunger, the cross section of which corresponds to the cross section of the air gap. The permanent magnet is slid into the interior of the plunger, whereas the flux return ring is slid over the same. The so formed sub-assembly is put into a casting mold adapted to be filled with a plastic material, which in its cured or hardened state forms a casing intimately surrounding the outer surface of the flux return ring and forming a face plate, to which the permanent magnet adheres. When the plastic material has set, the casting mold is opened and the plunger is retracted from the sub-assembly, resulting in a close toleranced cylindrical air gap space. After insertion of a bell-shaped rotor, a brush cover is assembled opposite the face plate. The flux return ring may be longitudinally slotted and biased so as to more intimately contact the calibrated tube during assembly in order to reduce the air gap tolerances. Instead of a plastic casing, a cup-shaped casing of malleable or deformable material may be used.

Method for assembling a stator for an electric machine

A method for assembling a stator for an electric machine having a permanent magnet for generating a magnetic field in an air gap. Assembly of the stator is performed with the aid of a plunger, the cross-section of which corresponds to the cross-section of the air gap. The permanent magnet is slid into the interior of the plunger, whereas the flux return ring is slid over the same. The so formed sub-assembly is put into a casting mold adapted to be filled with a plastics material, which in its cured or hardened state forms a casing intimately surrounding the outer surface of the flux return ring and forming a face plate, to which the permanent magnet adheres. When the plastics material has set, the casting mold is opened and the plunger is retracted from the sub-assembly, resulting in a close toleranced cylindrical air gap space. After insertion of a bell-shaped rotor, a brush cover is assembled opposite the face plate. The flux return ring may be longitudinally slotted and biased so as to more intimately contact the calibrated tube during assembly in order to reduce the air gap tolerances. Instead of a plastics casing, a cup-shaped casing of a malleable or deformable material may be used.

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Sachseln, Switzerland

Hugo Fritschy