Multiple pole axial field electromagnetic devices

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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043945970

ABSTRACT:
In accordance with the teachings of the present invention, a core element is provided for the rotor or stator of an axial field electromagnetic device such as a motor or generator. The core element of the present invention comprises a cylinder of annular cross section having two annular faces, an axial thickness separating the faces and a plurality of radial slots in one of the faces. In accordance with the present invention, the dimensions of the core element and the slots thereof are sized according to a predetermined relationship. As a result, an electromagnetic device utilizing the core elements of the present invention is more energy efficient, cheaper and lighter relative to electromagnetic devices of the prior art.

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