New Motech Co., Ltd.

Industry-academic Cooperation Foundation, Kunsan National University

Nam Jong Kim

Jeong Cheol Jang

Ji Min Lee

Gyeong Sik Yang

Byung Taek Kim

Seung Hoon Lee

A stack structure of a rotor core, includes: a plurality of first core layers, each of the first core layers being formed by stacking first core sheets, each of the first core sheets including: an annular base having a shaft through-hole at a central portion thereof; a plurality of yokes spaced apart from each other to be arranged along a circumferential direction of the base and to form a plurality of magnet insertion parts for accommodating magnets; and a plurality of bridges connecting the base and the yokes; and a plurality of second core layers, each of the second core layers being formed by stacking second core sheets, each of the second core sheets including: a plurality of yokes in which the bases and the bridges are removed from the first core sheet, wherein the first core layers and the second core layers are alternately stacked.

Stack structure of rotor core

A motor having a stator with coupled teeth according to the present invention includes a stator which includes a circular base, a plurality of poles radially formed in the base, and a plurality of teeth formed on an outer diameter of the pole; and a rotor which includes a rotor housing in which the stator is positioned inside and a plurality of magnets facing the teeth are formed on an inner wall, wherein two teeth are symmetrically formed on an outer diameter portion for each pole, and the number of teeth is twice the number of poles.

Motor having stator with coupled teeth

The motor according to the present invention is characterized by including a stator core having an upper insulator and a lower insulator combined with an upper portion and a lower portion thereof; a housing manufactured by placing the stator core in an insert injection mold, the housing being formed by a resin molding having at least one upper leg integrally formed in the upper portion thereof; a rotor located inside the stator core of the housing and rotating, the rotor being combined with the housing by having a shaft penetrating into a center portion thereof; and at least one lower leg formed as a separate member from the housing so as to be combined with the lower portion of the housing.

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Gwangju, South Korea

Nam Jong Kim