Kabushiki Kaisha Moric

Moriyama Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Masaki Morimatsu

Takeo Ito

Hitoshi Suzuki

An electrical machine having a plurality of pole pieces surrounded by bobbins and upon which individual coil windings are formed. The bobbins are formed by a insulating material in which are embedded electrical connectors that have terminal ends that afford connection to the coil windings and to an external connection for either deriving electrical power in the case the machine operates as a generator or receiving power in the event the device operates as a motor. Thus, cost is reduced and at the same time the device is more compact and more efficiency.

Component of a rotating electrical machine

An armature construction for an electrical machine that permits a wide latitude is selecting the coil groupings without changing the basic construction of the armature and without requiring relocation of the wire taps or the provision of a large number of such taps.

Coil winding arrangement for electrical machine

An electrical machine having a plurality of pole pieces surrounded by bobbins and upon which individual coil windings are formed. The bobbins are formed by a insulating material in which are embedded electrical connectors that have terminal ends that afford connection to the coil windings and to an external connection for either deriving electrical power in the case the machine operates as a generator or receiving power in the event the device operates as a motor. In addition the individual coils are arranged in groups that can be connected together through internal connections in such a way to provide different electrical outputs without internal taps or redesign of the machine. Thus, cost is reduced and at the same time the device is more compact and has greater efficiency and wider utility.

Wiring arrangement for a rotating electrical machine

A three-phase magneto generator that provides a greater and more uniform output for a given driving force and at a lower temperature to provide a more compact generator. This is accomplished by having no more than two armature teeth are in registry with a single magnetic segment during the relative rotation.

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Mori-machi, Japan

Masaki Morimatsu