Stator core and wire winding method for the same

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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310178, 310198, 310194, 310164, 310203, 310260, H02K 300

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060021896

ABSTRACT:
A stator core has 3N salient poles arranged circularly where N is a natural number of four or more but except a multiple of three. Coils are formed around the salient poles where winding directions of the coils is the same for the salient poles. A first, a second and a third crossover are formed between a first and an (N+1)-th salient pole, between the (N+1)-th and a (2N+1)-th salient pole and between the (2N+1)-th and the first salient pole, respectively, to forming a triangle before cutting within the salient poles arranged circularly. An end portion of each crossover is connected to a substrate.

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patent: 4329610 (1982-05-01), Klein
patent: 4859890 (1989-08-01), Sedgewick
patent: 5336956 (1994-08-01), Haner
patent: 5525850 (1996-06-01), Stinson

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