C&e Fein Gmbh

Lothar Dietl

Christoph Maier

Alfred Schreiber

Tobias Hokenmaier

Richard E Geitner

An electric motor, in particular a motor which can be commutated electronically, is disclosed. The motor comprises a stator with a plurality of field windings which are wound at least in places from a winding wire, and further comprises a contact grid for making contact with the field windings, which contact grid has a plurality of conductor tracks which are insulated from one another, with the conductor tracks having contacts to which the winding wire is fixed, wherein the winding wire is cut through between specific contacts such that this results in the field windings being connected in a manner which is suitable for generating a rotating field when being powered by a suitable motor controller.

Electric motor and method of producing an electric motor that is commutated electronically

A direct-current motor is disclosed, preferably in the form of an EC motor, which has a matching arrangement in order to vary its rotation-speed/torque characteristic, having a permanently effective control circuit for controlling the motor, which control circuit is programmed such that the rotation-speed/torque characteristic is permanently varied with respect to rated operation or operation with the matching arrangement.

Controllable direct current motor having a modified characteristic

A series-wound DC motor is disclosed comprising a stator having at least two poles and an armature, each pole comprising at least one field winding which is connected in series with an armature winding, and further comprising at least one permanent magnet arranged on each pole, whose magnetic field is superimposed on the main field produced by the at least one field winding.

Series motor with permanent magnet

The invention relates to an electrical drive having a motor with a rotor and a stationary stator, which has a coil arrangement, and having a motor controller for controlling the motor, with the motor controller being configured to pass current through the coil arrangement in order to produce an excitation field, with the coil arrangement having a plurality of coil winding sections, and with each coil winding section having a plurality of coil sections, wherein the polarity of at least one coil section of the plurality of coil sections of each coil winding section can be selectively reversed with respect to the other coil sections of the coil winding section. The drive is particularly suitable for use for an electrical tool.

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