Fanuc Corporation

Fanuc Ltc

Takuya Maeda

Masatomo Shirouzu

Tomonaga Yamamoto

Takafumi Kajiya

Yoshifumi Shimura

Kenichi Tsukada

Takeshi Tamaki

Takashi Okamoto

Makoto Funakubo

Chao Zhi

Yuusuke Kondou

Hiroyuki Uchida

Isao Kariya

Akira Nishifukumoto

Hiroshi Kougami

Reo Arai

A multi-phase transformer includes a centrally-disposed first core, a plurality of second cores each provided outside the first core so as to constitute a loop-shaped magnetic path with respect to the first core, and a primary winding and a secondary winding wound on each of the second cores.

Multi-phase transformer

A three-phase reactor includes: an outer peripheral iron core; and at least three iron-core coils that come in contact with an inner surface of the outer peripheral iron core or are joined to the inner surface. The at least three iron-core coils include corresponding iron cores and corresponding coils wound around the iron cores, and gaps that can magnetically connect one iron-core coil of the at least three iron-core coils and an iron-core coil adjacent to the one iron-core coil to each other are formed between the one iron-core coil of the at least three iron-core coils and the iron-core coil adjacent to the one iron-core coil.

Three-phase reactor comprising iron-core units and coils

A three-phase reactor includes: a central iron core; an outer peripheral iron core surrounding the central iron core; and at least three connecting units that magnetically connect the central iron core and the outer peripheral iron core to each other, in which each of the connecting units includes at least one connecting iron core, at least one coil wound around the connecting iron core, and at least one gap.

A three-phase reactor according to an embodiment includes a first plate iron core and a second plate iron core disposed oppositely to each other; a plurality of cylindrical iron cores disposed between the first plate iron core and the second plate iron core orthogonally to the first plate iron core and the second plate iron core, the iron cores being disposed rotationally symmetrically with respect to an axis equidistant from central axes of the iron cores, as a rotation axis; and a plurality of coils each wound on each of the iron cores.

Three-phase reactor

A method for producing a magnet plate for a linear motor is provided. The magnet plate comprises a base plate and a plurality of magnets juxtaposed to one another on a surface of the base plate. The method comprises providing the plurality of magnets on a surface of the base plate at a certain interval, placing the base plate into a mold, supplying a resin material into the mold, so as to form a resin molding covering the plurality of magnets on the surface of the base plate by means of injection molding, and magnetizing the plurality of magnets.

Method of manufacturing a magnet plate for a linear motor

A three-phase transformer according to an embodiment includes a first plate iron core and a second plate iron core disposed opposite each other; a plurality of columnar iron cores disposed between the first plate iron core and the second plate iron core so as to be connected to the first plate iron core or the second plate iron core, the number of the columnar iron cores being an integer multiple of 3, the columnar iron cores being disposed rotation-symmetrically with respect to an axis equidistant from central axes of the columnar iron cores; and coils including a plurality of primary coils and a plurality of secondary coils, the number of the primary coils being an integer multiple of 3, the number of the secondary coils being an integer multiple of 3, the primary coils and the secondary coils being wound on the individual columnar iron cores.

Three-phase transformer

A reactor includes a core body; a first end plate and a second end plate which sandwich and fasten the core body; and a plurality of axis portions disposed in the vicinity of an outer edge portion of the core body or outward of the core body and supported by the first end plate and the second end plate.

Reactor including first end plate and second end plate

Reactor

A reactor includes a core body; a first end plate and a second end plate which sandwich and fasten the core body; and an axis portion which passes through the center of the core body and is supported by the first end plate and the second end plate. The center of the core body includes a region at which a magnetic field is not formed.

Core for electromagnetic device

A multi-phase reactor is configured to include a first core arranged at a center of the reactor; a plurality of second cores provided outside the first core and arranged so that each of magnetic paths with respect to the first core is in a loop shape; and one or a plurality of windings wound around each of the second cores. With this configuration, the multi-phase reactor capable of setting a constant value of inductance for each phase is provided.

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Yamanashi, Japan

Takuya Maeda