Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Yoshio Yoshikuwa

Akihiko Imagi

Toshinori Tanaka

Akihiro Daikoku

Kyouhei Yamamoto

Mitsuyuki Tsumura

Shigekazu Sakabe

Ryuichi Ikeda

Masafumi Okazaki

Haruhiko Ishida

Kiyohide Okamoto

Shuji Isono

Kazuyuki Mitsushima

Hidekazu Totsuka

Tatsunao Hayashida

Kenshi Kawagishi

Norikazu Ishikawa

Takuo Akiyama

Yu Hasegawa

A method for manufacturing an armature including securing a core to the shaft having a plurality of slots extending in the axial direction formed on the outer circumferential surface thereof, forming a coil composed of a plurality of coil portions by simultaneously winding wires a plurality of turns around a pair of slots separated by a predetermined number of slots and offsetting each of the coil portions one slot at a time in the circumferential direction of the core, securing a commutator to the shaft having a plurality of segments, adjacent coil portions having a slot along one side thereof, wherein a number of vacant slots between adjacent ones of the coil portions within each of simultaneously-wound coil portion groups is nonuniform, and electronically connecting segments which should have the same electric potential by means of equalizing connectors so that each of pairs of the coil portions that should have the same electric potential has a substantially equal electric potential.

Method for manufacturing an armature for a dynamo-electric machine

A torque sensor where a first rotary shaft and a second rotary shaft are disposed on a common axial line, with the first rotary shaft and the second rotary shaft being coupled together by a torsion bar, and which detects torsional torque applied between the first rotary shaft and the second rotary shaft, the torque sensor including: magnetic field generating means that generates a magnetic field in the radial direction around the common axial line; magnetic field varying means that varies, in response to the relative rotation between the first rotary shaft and the second rotary shaft, the direction and size of detected magnetic flux flowing along the common axial line from the magnetic field generating means; and a magnetic sensor that detects the detected magnetic flux, wherein the magnetic sensor generates an output signal whose polarity changes in response to the direction of the detected magnetic flux and whose size changes in response to the size of the detected magnetic flux.

Bipolar output torque sensor

A method for manufacturing an armature including securing a core to the shaft having a plurality of slots extending in the axial direction formed on the outer circumferential surface thereof, forming a coil composed of a plurality of coil portions by simultaneously winding wires a plurality of turns around a pair of slots separated by a predetermined number of slots and offsetting each of the coil portions one slot at a time in the circumferential direction of the core, securing a commutator to the shaft having a plurality of segments, adjacent coil portions having a slot along one side thereof, and electrically connecting segments which should have the same electric potential by means of equalizing connectors so that each pairs of the segments that should have the same electric potential has a substantially equal electrical potential.

Method for manufacturing an armature for a dynamo-electric machine having offsetting and overlapping coils

An armature includes a plurality of equalizing connectors for permanently electrically connecting pairs of commutator segments that should have the same electric potential, so that each of the pairs of the commutator segments that should have the same electric potential has a substantially equal electrical potential. In one embodiment, at least one pair of adjacent coil portions share a common slot.

Armature for a dynamo-electric machine having offsetting and overlapping coils

A motor for an electric power steering assembly includes a yoke, a multi-polar magnetic field portion composed of at least four poles secured to the inner wall of the yoke, a shaft disposed within the yoke so as to be able to rotate freely, an armature secured to the shaft having a winding constructed by winding wiring into an even number of slots formed on the outer circumferential surface of a core so as to extend in the axial direction thereof, a commutator including a plurality of segments secured to an end portion of the shaft; and a plurality of brushes contacting the surface of the commutator.

Motor for an electric power steering assembly

A motor for an electric power steering assembly includes a yoke, a multipolar magnetic field portion composed of at least four poles secured to the inner wall of the yoke, a shaft disposed within the yoke so as to be able to rotate freely, an armature secured to the shaft having a winding constructed by winding wiring into an even number of slots formed on the outer circumferential surface of a core so as to extend in the axial direction thereof, a commutator comprising a plurality of segments secured to an end portion of the shaft; and a plurality of brushes contacting the surface of the commutator.

A commutator motor comprises a yoke, a magnetic field portion secured to the inner wall of the yoke, a shaft disposed within the yoke so as to be able to rotate freely, an armature secured to the shaft having windings constructed by winding wire by a lap-winding method into slots formed on the outer circumferential surface of a core, a commutator including a resin portion and a plurality of segments held on an outer circumferential portion of the insulating resin portion with the spaces between adjacent segments being held by the insulating resin portion, a plurality of brushes contacting the surface of the commutator, and terminals electrically connecting segments which are to have the same electric potential.

Commutator motor

A dynamo-electric machine satisfies an expression

Dynamo-electric machine

The improved motor drive unit includes a zero-crossing voltage detector circuit composed of components (7) to (12) for detecting whether the voltage from an AC power supply (1) is zero-crossing and a switching circuit for performing on-off control by means of a thyristor 27 so as to switch between energization and de-energization of the AC power supply to a motor (2) and controls the speed of the motor by changing the ratio between the times of energization and de-energization of the AC power supply to the motor. The start of energization coincides with the zero-crossing of the AC power supply voltage whereas the timing of end of energization coincides with the zero-crossing of an energization current by means of the thyristor and wherein the energization time is fixed at a value either equal to or twice the power supply period whereas the de-energization time is varied in units that are integral multiples of one half the power supply period. If desired, a plurality of patterns for percent energization may be combined to attain a desired percent energization. Alternatively, a plurality of patterns that are equal in the ratio between the energization and de-energization times are used in combination. Only the main winding in the motor is preferably controlled for optimal energization.

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Tokyo, Japan

Yoshio Yoshikuwa