Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi Automotive Systems, Ltd.

Hitachi Car Engineering Co., Ltd.

Hitachi Astemo Ltd.

Keiji Kawahara

Atsushi Koshizaka

Atsushi Sekine

Mizuho Yokoyama

Masato Higuma

Toshiaki Ueda

Susumu Sasaki

Kenichi Gunji

Shirou Oouchi

Yuichi Kirihara

Kenichi Nakayama

Shin Onose

Shinji Hiramitsu

Yasuhiko Kimura

Shuichi Shimizu

Masafumi Nakano

Hiroshi Tokuda

Kenta Hasegawa

Hiroshi Fujimoto

An object of the present invention is to suppress variations in an angle of a shoulder part of a segment coil to improve easiness in inserting segment coils in a stator core. A stator of an electric motor according to the present invention includes a stator corein which a plurality of slotsare formed, and a plurality of segment coilsof U shapes inserted respectively in the plurality of slots The segment coilincludes a shoulder partand a shoulder partthat are bent to form a U shape. In a front view of the U shape, a press markis formed on the shoulder partand on the shoulder part, the press mark being a dent sinking in a front-to-rear direction, from a front surface of the shoulder partand from a front surface of the shoulder part. The press markis formed also on a back surface of the shoulder partand on a back surface of the shoulder part

Stator of electric motor and manufacturing method for stator of electric motor

A welded construction according to the present invention has a first metallic member, on one surface of which a projecting portion is formed and on the other surface of which a depressed portion corresponding to the projecting portion is formed, and a second metallic member are welded together at a welded portion which includes a summit portion of the projecting portion; wherein, on at least one of the first metallic member and the second metallic member, on its opposite surface to its surface that faces the other one of the metallic members, a recessed portion is formed that is recessed from its peripheral region towards a region which corresponds to the welded portion.

Welded construction and resistance welding method

A power semiconductor module includes: a circuit body having a power semiconductor element and a conductor member connected to the power semiconductor element; a case in which the circuit body is housed; and a connecting member which connects the circuit body and the case. The case includes: a first heat dissipating member and a second heat dissipating member which are disposed in opposed relation to each other while interposing the circuit body in between; a side wall which joins the first heat dissipating member and the second heat dissipating member; and an intermediate member which is formed on the periphery of the first heat dissipating member and connected to the side wall, the intermediate member including a curvature that is projected toward a housing space of the case.

Power semiconductor module and power conversion device

An apparatus for manufacturing an iron core comprising: a plate thickness measurement unit for measuring a thickness of the strip as an intermediate product of the iron core; an inlet guide for positioning the strip in a widthwise direction thereof; a mil roll unit for performing a rolling-bending process to the strip fed out of the inlet guide; a restraint jig for shaping the strip fed out of the mil unit and holding a curvature thereof constant; and a curvature measurement unit for measuring a curvature of the strip to which the rolling-bending process has been performed by using said mill roll. Position control of the inlet guide, the pressure roll unit, and the restraint jig is performed based on at least one of the plate thickness and the curvature of the strip.

Iron core and method of manufacturing the same and apparatus for manufacturing the same

A fuel injection valve comprises a convex portion prominently formed on an outer end surface of a nozzle body, stepped recesses each of which has plural steps formed by press forming on the convex portion, and multi orifices as fuel nozzle holes formed by press forming so that an outlet of each of the orifices is located at a bottom face of each of the stepped recesses. Furthermore, the fuel injection valve has plural sets each of which comprises one of the stepped recesses and the relevant orifice, the orifices incline to each other, and a step on a downstream side in each of the stepped recesses has a larger diameter than a step on an upstream side thereof.

Fuel injection valve and method for forming orifice thereof

An injection valve has a nozzle body, a valve needle positioned in the nozzle body, an actuator for actuating the valve needle, and an orifice plate fixed at an end of the nozzle body. The orifice plate has a valve seat for cooperating with the valve needle and an orifice for injecting a fluid. The orifice plate is provided with a projection having a convex-curved surface on an orifice outlet side of the orifice plate. A flat surface portion is formed in the area of the convex-curved surface, and the outlet of the orifice is located in the flat surface portion.

Injection valve and method of making orifice

To manufacture a cylindrical member, such as the nozzle body of a fuel injector, in which a fluid passage is formed at high productivity and to improve the reliability. A cylindrical member, such as the nozzle body of a fuel injector, in which a fluid passage is formed is manufactured by drawing martenstic stainless steel. In addition, during the drawing process of martenstic stainless steel, an intermediate product is annealed and lug is removed after another drawing process, and then is subjected to drawing again to obtain a product.

Fuel injector, nozzle body, and manufacturing method of cylindrical part equipped with fluid passage

A high-frequency communication apparatus has a case containing a transmitter-receiver including circuit elements. A functional structure capable of confining radiation energy radiated by unnecessary radio wave source to prevent the radiation energy from interfering with the operations of the transmitter-receiver is formed on at least one of the walls of the case by forming a plurality of projections in regular arrangement by press working. The circuit elements of the transmitter-receiver are packed in the case to suppress the undesired electromagnetic coupling of internal and external electromagnetic waves with the circuit elements of the transmitter-receiver.

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Hitachinaka, Japan

Keiji Kawahara