Thomas Pagoni

Title: Thomas Pagoni and Rotor Technology for Electric Machines.

Introduction

Thomas Pagoni is an inventor associated with Robert Bosch in Filderstadt, Germany. His patent work addresses rotor construction and manufacturing for electric machines, including brushless DC motors. The available information identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

Pagoni’s listed patent, “Rotor for an electric machine and method for producing a rotor,” describes a rotor with a hollow cylindrical main body fixed to a machine shaft. Radial protrusions are arranged around the body and along its axis, with neighboring protrusions offset by a defined angle. The main body is joined, for example by adhesive, to a surrounding hollow cylindrical body.

The patent also sets out a manufacturing method. Rotor laminations are stacked with neighboring laminations rotated relative to one another, so their protrusions are offset. A joining agent may then be applied to the stack’s outer surface or the surrounding cylinder’s inner surface before the cylinder is slid onto the stack. The disclosure further covers an electric machine using the rotor and an electrical processing device incorporating such a machine.

Career Highlights

The available details connect Pagoni’s inventive work to Robert Bosch and to the design and production of electric-machine rotors. The patent focuses on the rotor’s layered structure, the arrangement of its protrusions, and the joining of the lamination stack to an outer cylindrical body.

Collaborations

Robert Bonasewicz and Marco Eitzert are identified as Pagoni’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or establish them as co-inventors.

Conclusion

Thomas Pagoni’s listed patent presents a rotor design and manufacturing approach intended for electric machines, combining offset rotor laminations with a joined outer cylindrical body.