Sanyo Denki Co., Ltd.

Toshihito Miyashita

Manabu Horiuchi

Hiroshi Hioki

Satoru Onodera

Masakazu Chikyu

Masahiro Yamaguchi

Masashi Suzuki

Manabu Matsushita

Masaki Musha

Masanori Sakai

Takashi Matsushita

Kazuyuki Kitazawa

Kazuyoshi Murata

Kazuhiko Takizawa

Shintarou Koichi

Shintaro Koichi

Norihito Tanaka

Masahiro Koyama

A motor includes: a stator iron core; a frame housing the stator iron core; and a flange including a tubular portion formed in a tubular shape. The frame includes, along an extending direction of a rotation shaft of the motor, a stator housing that houses the stator iron core and a fitted portion that is fitted to the flange. The tubular portion covers at least a half of an area of the stator housing, the area housing the stator iron core.

Motor with a high heat dissipation effect

A stator includes: a stator core having an annular portion and a plurality of teeth that is radially protruded outward from an outer periphery of the annular portion; a molded coil that has an air-core portion into which the teeth of the stator core are inserted and that is stored in a slot formed between the teeth of the stator core; and a yoke that covers a circumference of the molded coil stored in the slot of the stator core. The molded coil has an arc-shaped cross-section, and the molded coil includes a resin-molded portion and an exposed portion exposed at the molded portion.

Stator, method for manufacturing stator, and motor

A three-phase electromagnetic motor includes: a stator that is formed by winding a winding around a magnetic pole formed between slots of a stator core; and a rotor that is disposed inside the stator and has a permanent magnet. The three-phase electromagnetic motor is formed of 8n poles and 6n slots (n is a natural number). 3n windings are wound around every other magnetic pole among a plurality of magnetic poles of the stator core.

Three-phase electromagnetic motor with 8*n permanent magnet rotor and 6*n magnetic pole stator with 3*n windings around every other magnetic pole

Provided is a method for manufacturing a permanent magnet type motor in which a permanent magnet is incorporated into a rotor cores stack, the method including a process of forming the rotor core stack, by combining a plurality of core sheets having a magnet insertion hole with a core sheet not having the magnet insertion hole, and disposing the core sheet not having the magnet insertion hole in one end of a stacking direction; a process of injecting a low-viscosity adhesive into the magnet insertion hole in which one end is blocked by the core sheets; and a process of bonding and fixing the permanent magnet by inserting the permanent magnet into the magnet insertion hole into which the low-viscosity adhesive is injected.

Permanent magnet type motor and method for manufacturing permanent magnet type motor

In a rotor of a permanent magnet-embedded motor, a plurality of permanent magnets is arranged in one magnet housing of a rotor core. A rib portion which connects an outer peripheral portion of the rotor core with an inner peripheral portion of the rotor core is arranged per plurality of magnetic poles.

Permanent magnet-embedded motor and rotor thereof

A motor structure includes: a frame accommodating a stator and a rotor therein; an output-side bracket; an output-side bearing; a housing portion for supporting the output-side bearing, the housing portion being formed integrally with an output-side end of the frame and serving as a first fitting protrusion to be fitted into the output-side bracket; a flange portion formed integrally with an anti-output-side end of the frame and having an opening; an anti-output-side bearing; an anti-output-side bracket for accommodating the anti-output-side bearing therein; and a protrusion formed integrally with the anti-output-side bracket to be fitted into the opening of the flange portion.

Motor structure with frame structure having bearing housing formed integrally therewith

A ground wire connection structure for a motor includes: a frame that has electrical conductivity; a flange that is integrated with the frame on one axial end surface of the frame and has electrical conductivity; a protrusion that is protruded outward from a flange surface of the flange and has a through hole; and a conductive pin that has a press-fit portion press-fitted and fixed into the through hole, a diameter-increased head portion, and a solder cup protruded from the head portion to allow an exposed tip end of a ground wire to be inserted and joined into the inside.

Ground wire connection structure for motor

A stator core includes a first core sheet having a plurality of teeth that is radially protruded outward and a teeth coupling portion that couples the plurality of teeth, and at least two kinds of second core sheets having a plurality of teeth that is radially protruded outward and slot openings that are provided between the plurality of teeth. The first and second core sheets are laminated to form a stack structure, and, in the second core sheets of an identical kind, the slot openings are identical in opening angle and are evenly distributed in a circumferential direction.

Stator core and permanent magnet motor

Provided is a permanent magnet type motor capable of improving a demagnetization proof stress almost without lowering a generated torque, and reducing a torque ripple and a cogging torque by improving a gap magnetic flux density distribution. Portions having a low demagnetization proof stress of a plurality of permanent magnets incorporated into a rotor core are partially and equally demagnetized.

A three-phase permanent magnet type motor has a stator in which a plurality of windings wound in a same direction are disposed, and the number of slots is 12n; a rotor in which the number of poles of the permanent magnet is 10n or 14n; and multilayer wiring boards for performing the connection so as to be 2m parallel. The three-phase permanent magnet type motor has a circuit configuration in which, among U-phase, V-phase, and W-phase, adjacent in-phase windings are connected in parallel and are connected in series with a like-pole winding of a symmetrical in-phase second winding group facing at 6-slot pitch angle, when a center of a first winding group of the adjacent in-phase windings is set as a reference axis, and in-phase transition wiring patterns are disposed on the same layer of the multilayer wiring boards in a line symmetrical manner.

Three-phase permanent magnet type motor

A generator core that increases the amount of power generated by a generator is provided. A plurality of magnetic steel sheets including non-divided magnetic steel sheets and divided magnetic steel sheets are stacked on each other to form a plurality of divided cores. The divided magnetic steel sheets are disposed to form a gap portion that crosses a magnetic path in one magnetic steel sheet. Each gap portion is positioned and shaped such that magnetic resistances of magnetic pole portions of the plurality of divided cores are not different from each other.

Generator core

A circuit substrate for connection is used as a connecting member for electrically connecting a stator disposed inside a casing and a plurality of electric cables disposed outside the casing. A circuit substrate for connection is supported by a connecting member attachment. The connecting member attachment is molded using a circuit substrate for connection and a receptacle as inserts. Then, the circuit substrate for connection is disposed to pass through a wall portion of the casing in a thickness direction of the wall portion. The connecting member attachment is fixed onto the casing. Thus, the electric cables may be connected to the outside of the casing with a low-priced connecting structure.

Connecting structure for electric cables and electric apparatus

A heat radiation structure of an electric apparatus provided herein is capable of readily releasing heat of electronic components to the outside and suppressing heat conduction to a rotational position sensor. A metal electromagnetic wave shielding member is fixed to a casing body of a casing. The electromagnetic wave shielding member includes a first portion that is connected to an opposed wall portion of the casing body to face a circuit substrate and a cylindrical second portion that is extending from a peripheral end of the first portion and along a peripheral wall portion of the casing body without being in contact with a housing. A heat conductive member having electrical insulating and heat conductivity properties as well as flexibility is disposed between the circuit substrate and the electromagnetic wave shielding member to closely contact both of the plurality of electronic components and the first portion of the electromagnetic wave shielding member.

Heat radiation structure of electric apparatus

A motor with an electromagnetic brake is provided that is capable of sufficiently reducing influence of leakage magnetic flux on a magnetic sensor. A second ball bearing is configured to be ferromagnetic. An inner circumferential surface of a bearing stopper member that faces the shaft is disposed in proximity to the outer circumferential surface of the shaft. The bearing stopper member, which is ferromagnetic, is fixed to the second bearing holder in order to prevent the second ball bearing from getting out of a bearing fitting portion. A magnetic shield member is fixed to a portion of the shaft between the bearing stopper member and a magnetic sensor. The magnetic shield member guides leakage magnetic flux, which has been generated by an electromagnetic coil and leaked through the shaft, from the shaft to the bearing stopper member, thereby reducing influence of the leakage magnetic flux on the magnetic sensor.

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Nagano, Japan

Toshihito Miyashita