Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Aisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha

Nippon Soken, Inc.

Yasuji Taketsuna

Shigenori Tamaki

Masahiro Morino

Eisaku Kakiuchi

Yasushi Nishikuma

Yuya Takano

Kazutaka Tatematsu

Hiroaki Urano

Katsuhiko Tatebe

Tomohiro Takenaga

Yuki Tojima

Shigetaka Isogai

Atomi Arakawa

Atsushi Torii

Eiji Yamada

Ryoji Mizutani

Sadahisa Onimaru

Yutaka Komatsu

Hirohito Matsui

Satoshi Murata

Shingo Fubuki

Fumiki Tanahashi

Yasuaki Tahara

Kenji Ishida

Akihiro Tanaka

Tomoyuki Maeda

Koichi Sugihara

Tomoka Sonohara

Shogo Kato

Ryotaro Okamoto

Ryóji Mizutani

A stator structure for a rotary electric machine includes a stator core having a cylindrical shape in which slots and pole pieces are formed on an inner peripheral side and alternately arranged in a circumferential direction, a conductor segment which is a conducting wire having a rectangular cross section inserted in one of the slots through an insulator being connected with a conductor segment similarly inserted in another slot to form a coil. Each insulator has a shape including a pair of opposite side surface portions connected with an intermediate portion along a wall surface defining the slot. Each insulator includes end protrusions facing each other at free ends of the side surface portions to position the conductor segments. The insulators are made of an insulating and elastic material.

Stator core slot and pole piece arrangement for stator structure of a rotary electric machine

A magnet splitting device includes a one-side holder for holding a plurality of pre-split magnets on one sides of respective splitting grooves, an other-side holder for holding the magnets on the other sides, and an actuating unit for causing relative movement of the other-side holder to split the magnets all at once. The other-side holder includes a plurality of other-side independent holding parts for holding the magnets independently. The actuating unit includes a plurality of independent actuating parts for moving the other-side independent holding parts independently and a simultaneous operating part for simultaneously operating the holding parts.

Magnet splitting device and magnet splitting method

In a heat exchanger, fins are simply and accurately positioned in place and heat is efficiently exchanged without increasing manufacture cost, and the plurality of corrugated plate-like fins are disposed in the flow direction of a coolant in a housing. The heat exchanger has: connecting parts, which connect together the adjacent fins among the fins; protrusions formed on the connecting parts; and positioning holes for positioning the fins formed in the housing. The adjacent fins are disposed at predetermined intervals in the coolant flow direction with a predetermined offset amount in the direction that orthogonally intersects the coolant flow direction by fitting the protrusions in the positioning holes.

Heat exchanger and method for manufacturing same

A semiconductor device and a method of producing the same, wherein a joining member and a joined member are bonded by means of brazing in a way such that no voids are left inside the joining layer. The semiconductor device comprises a joined member and a joining member which is joined to the joined member by means of brazing. The joined member is provided with a through hole which is open on the joining surface with the joining member, and a path communicating with the through hole is provided on at least one of the joining surface of the joining member with the joined member or the joining surface of the member with the joining member.

Semiconductor device and method of producing same

Disclosed is a semiconductor device that can properly relax a stress produced by a difference in coefficient of linear expansion between an insulating substrate and a cooler and can properly remove heat by cooling of a semiconductor element. A semiconductor device comprises an insulating substrate, a semiconductor element provided on the insulating substrate, a cooler, and a porous metal plate provided between the insulating substrate and the cooler. Through holes in the porous metal plate are open at least to that surface of the porous metal plate which faces the cooler. The sectional size of the pores decreases gradually from the cooler side toward the insulating substrate side.

Semiconductor device

A method of manufacturing a heat exchanger. The method involves extrusion-molding a long fin member, which has a plurality of long fins protruding from a flat-plate-shaped long base, and cutting the long fin member by a predetermined width. The base of the fin members are also cut. This results in a heat exchanger having a plurality of fin members () including a plurality of fins () that is arranged in parallel and protrudes from a flat-plate base () so that slit portions are formed on both side ends in a width direction of the base (), the fin members being arranged so that respective bases abut on each other in a frame.

Method of manufacturing a heat exchanger

A rotating electrical machine () is driven by a three-phase AC current and is provided with a stator core (), a molded resin () for covering a coil wound on the stator core, a rotor core (), a shaft () provided to the rotor core (), a terminal base () provided to a coil end section, and a case () for covering the rotating electrical machine (). Power cables extending from the terminal base () are led out of the case () through a case terminal box (). A temperature sensor () is affixed in a hole in the molded resin () by the terminal base () and measures the temperature in the vicinity of a heat producing source.

Motor generator for vehicle technical field

An apparatus for handling a magnet handles a plurality of split magnets obtained by sequentially splitting a magnet to be split from one end thereof. The apparatus for handling a magnet is equipped with a mechanism which arranges a split magnet with respect to a previously split magnet so that the magnets are put on top of one another and the corresponding irregularities of a pair of split surfaces thereof are arranged opposite each other. The apparatus for handling a magnet is also equipped with a section where the plurality of split magnets are arranged.

Apparatus for handling magnet

Disclosed is a heat exchanger wherein warping (bending) of an intervening member and a frame is suppressed when the intervening member and a wall portion of the frame member having different linear expansion coefficients are welded with each other. A method for manufacturing the heat exchanger, a semiconductor device wherein warping (bending) of an intervening member and a frame is suppressed, and a method for manufacturing the semiconductor device are also disclosed. Specifically disclosed is a heat exchanger wherein a fin member provided with a plurality of fins forming flow channels for a refrigerant is arranged within a frame which forms the outer casing. The frame has a first frame member (a first wall portion) to which insulating plates (intervening members) interposed between the frame and heat-generating bodies (semiconductor elements are welded. The insulating plates (intervening members) have a linear expansion coefficient different from that of the frame. The first frame member is provided with elastically deformable projections (elastically deformable portions) along an arrangement surface of the outer surface on which the insulating plates (intervening members) are arranged.

Heat exchanger, semiconductor device, method for manufacturing the heat exchanger, and method for manufacturing the semiconductor device

A heat exchanger is provided with a cooling fin including a plurality of fin portions and a base portion supporting the fin portions, and a plurality of pins press-fitted into the fin portions. In the heat exchanger the pins each having a wider width than each space between the fin portions formed in advance in parallel straight shapes are press-fitted into the spaces in a direction from a top end of each fin portion toward the base portion. Accordingly, the fin portions are formed into corrugated shapes by plastic deformation, thereby fixing the pins between the fin portions in positions apart from the base portion. In each space the pins are arranged at intervals in a longitudinal direction of each space. The pins arranged in adjacent spaces are placed with a displacement in alternating pattern.

Heat exchanger and method of manufacturing the same

There is provided a rotating electric machine capable of preventing a coolant from being retained at an outer surface of a rotor. This rotating electric machine includes a rotation shaft provided so as to be rotatable, a core body secured to the rotation shaft, a permanent magnet embedded in the core body, and an end plate provided so as to be opposed to an axial end surface of the core body. A first coolant channel is formed in the rotation shaft to allow a coolant to flow therethrough. A second coolant channel is formed between the end plate and the axial end surface of the core body to communicate with the first coolant channel. A partition wall that partitions the second coolant channel in a circumferential direction and a path wall that guides the coolant in the second coolant channel toward an outer peripheral edge region of the axial end surface where the permanent magnet is placed are formed inside the second coolant channel.

Rotating electric machine and drive device

Heat discharging property of the stator coil end is improved effectively in a rotating electric machine. A motor as the rotating electric machine includes a stator and a rotor. The stator includes a stator core and resin mold coil ends provided on both axial ends thereof. Column-shaped projections projecting in the axial direction are provided on axial side surfaces of resin mold coil ends at a plurality of positions. Cooling oil supplied from above the resin mold coil ends effectively cools the resin mold coil ends.

Rotating electric machine and cooling system for the rotating electric machine

A connection line has a first bent portion bent toward a coil's main body in a vicinity of a stator core's axial length limit line. Furthermore, the connection line at a portion closer to the coil's main body than the first bent portion has a second bent portion bent away from the coil's main body. Furthermore, the connection line has a third bent portion bent away from the coil's main body to have a connection portion along an end surface of the terminal member in contact therewith generally parallel thereto.

Connection line used for stator of electric motor, stator including that connection line, and method for bending the connection line

A rotating electric machine, comprising a stator, a rotor, a case storing the stator and the rotor, and an oil pump. Oil discharge ports are formed at the terminal part of an oil discharge passage of the case, and a cooling oil is supplied to the upper cutout parts of the stator. A groove part is covered by a cover to form a closed flow passage. Since the cooling oil is sufficiently applied to the portion of a coil exposed to the inside of the flow passage, a cooling efficiency is increased. Also the cooling oil is guided to an orifice on the lower side in the gravitational direction. Accordingly, since the cooling oil does not flow in an air gap between the rotor and the stator, a power loss can be prevented from occurring.

Rotating electric machine

An in-wheel motor includes a motor, a shaft, an oil pump and oil paths. The oil pump is provided on one end of the shaft. The motor includes a stator core, stator coils and a rotor. The oil pump pumps up an oil from an oil reservoir via an oil path to supply the pumped-up oil to another oil path. The another oil path supplies the oil from the oil pump to the outer periphery of the stator core of the motor from an opening end.

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Okazaki, Japan

Yasuji Taketsuna