Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1997-01-06
1998-11-03
Hall, Carl E.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
29609, 310 42, 310217, H02K 1504
Patent
active
058291202
ABSTRACT:
A rotor (10) includes a plurality of permanent magnets (14) disposed around a shaft (12) at generally equal intervals, and a plurality of laminated core members (16) disposed between the permanent magnets (14) so as to form magnetic poles. The laminated core members (16) are formed by stacking a plurality of core-laminations (26) made of magnetic materials and an integral core-lamination, and joining them to each other. The integral core-lamination includes a plurality of core-lamination sections each having a shape the same as that of the core-lamination (26), and connecting portions (46) for connecting adjacent core-lamination sections with each other. When the large number of core-laminations (26) and the integral core-lamination are integrally joined by a press-fitting process, the laminated core members (16) are connected with each other in such a relative arrangement of a finished assembly that a space for locating the permanent magnet (14) is defined between the adjacent laminated core members (16), and thus an integral laminated rotor core (48) is formed.
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Okamoto Takashi
Uchida Hiroyuki
Uematsu Hidetoshi
Fanuc Ltd.
Hall Carl E.
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