Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Shintaro Chinen

Eiji Yamada

Ryoji Mizutani

Hideo Nakai

Kenji Hiramoto

Hiroki Kato

Kaoru Kubo

A rotor for a rotating electrical device includes: a rotor coil that is wound on each of the rotor salient poles; a retaining member that is supported by a rotor core; and an outer magnetic member. The retaining member has a beam bridged between the adjacent rotor salient poles and prevents the rotor coil from falling out. The outer magnetic member is provided in an end of the beam.

Rotor for rotating electrical device

A rotor includes a plurality of salient poles, each of which is formed by a plurality of plate members including steel plates that are stacked together, provided extending in a radial direction and around which a coil is wound. The plurality of salient poles has auxiliary salient poles that protrude from the salient poles between two salient poles that are adjacent to one another. The auxiliary salient poles are formed by only a first plate member that is a portion of plate members that forms the salient poles.

Rotor for rotary electric machine

Provided is a rotating electric machine that is capable of sufficiently cooling, by using a liquid coolant, electronic devices which are attached to a rotor. The rotating electric machine is equipped with: a stator for generating a rotating magnetic field; a rotatable rotor that is installed so as to face the stator; diode devices that are connected to coils wound on the rotor and arranged so as to rotate with the rotor; and a cooling structure for cooling the diode devices by means of a cooling oil which is supplied from the inner side in the radial direction with respect to the diode devices.

Rotating electric machine

A stator that includes stator windings wound around teeth. A rotor includes: a rotor core; rotor windings wound around main salient poles of the rotor; and a diode serving as a magnetic characteristic adjustment portion that causes magnetic characteristics produced on the main salient poles by electromotive forces induced in the rotor windings to differ in the circumferential direction of the rotor. The rotor has auxiliary salient poles that are each protruded from a side surface of each main salient pole in the circumferential direction. In each of rotor slots formed between the main salient poles adjacent to each other in the circumferential direction, the auxiliary salient poles adjacent to each other in the circumferential direction are connected to each other within the rotor slot. In each rotor slot, at least a portion of the rotor windings is disposed radially inside the auxiliary salient poles.

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Shintaro Chinen