Lg Electronics Inc.

Jang Ho Shim

Jin Soo Park

Sung Ho Lee

Byung Taek Kim

Seong Jae Kim

Jae Min Kim

Young Kwan Kim

Joon Hwan Oh

Ki Chul Woo

Deok Jin Kim

Seung Yup Kim

Jong Ho Hong

Sang Yeul Lee

Moo Hong Seo

Jae Hak Choi

A door opening and closing device for a refrigerator includes plural doors for opening and closing a refrigerator main body; a hinge unit for connecting the corresponding door to the refrigerant main body so that the door can perform rotational motion or translational motion against the refrigerant main body; first interference units provided between the corresponding door and the refrigerant main body, and contacting from a state in which the door is closed to a state in which the door is opened to a designated angle for separating the doors; and second interference units provided between the corresponding door and the refrigerant main body, and contacting from the state in which the door is opened above the designated angle for separating the doors. The door opening and closing device reduces noise and impact generated by the opening and closing of the doors, allowing a user to open and close the doors more softly and smoothly.

Door opening and closing device for refrigerator

A self-magnetized motor includes a stator adapted to rotate by electromagnetic interaction with a rotator, a plurality of slot teeth formed on and surrounding a through-hole of the stator, and an excitation pole adjacent at least one slot tooth having fewer projections than remaining ones of the slot teeth. The projections are formed on ends of the slot teeth facing the through-hole of the stator. According to one non-limiting embodiment, the excitation pole may be formed between two slot teeth having fewer projections.

Self-magnetized motor and stator structure thereof

A motor includes a stator and a rotor rotated due to the interaction between the rotor and the stator. Since overhangs are protruded only from the circumference of a rotor core of the rotor facing the stator in the axial direction, manufacturing costs for improving performance and core loss of the stator are minimized. Additionally, since the rotor core is manufactured by iron powder metallurgy, the rotor core is conveniently designed.

Motor

A stator of a motor having various shapes and capable of minimizing the manufacturing costs. At least teeth are manufactured by the iron powder metallurgy method. In order to obtain the overhang effect, the height of a tip of each tooth is lower than the height of a rotor and the height of a yoke is higher than the height of a tip of each tooth so as to minimize the core loss of the yoke. Since, in order to minimize the end coil, the height of a neck of each tooth is gradually higher as running from the sides to the central portion in the circumferential direction, costs for manufacturing a motor can be minimized and sufficient efficiency can be obtained.

Stator of motor

A motor for a washing machine includes a stator core having one or more bolt thru holes. A stator assembly having the stator core is directly coupled to a bearing housing using the bolt thru holes.

Motor for washing machine

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Seoul, South Korea

Jang Ho Shim