Mixed type stepping motor

Abstract

A mixed type stepping motor can reduce the number of rotor cores when a multi-layer rotor is mounted, and raise assembly efficiency and motor characteristics. The mixed type stepping motor comprises a first rotor core (4) which is arrange around a rotor shaft (1) and provided with a first rotor polar tooth (4a) on the outer circumference surface; a first rotor magnet (6) arranged concentric with the rotor shaft (1) near the first rotor polar tooth (4a); and a second rotor polar tooth (5a) which is laminated across a magnetic body (7) at two sides of the axial direction of the first rotor core (4), arranged around the rotor shaft (1), and provided with a second rotor polar tooth on the outer circumference surface, wherein an axial direction lamination thickness of the first rotor core (4) is bigger than that of the second rotor core (5), a plurality of magnetic circuits are formed simultaneously in the axial direction, and among the magnetic circuits, magnetic flows of the first rotor magnet (6) starts from the first rotor polar tooth (4a), passes through an opposed stator polar tooth (8a), the second rotor core (5) at two sides of the axial direction, and the magnetic body (7), and returns back to the first rotor magnet (6).

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a hybrid stepping motor used in, for example, copiers, printers, surveillance cameras, ATMs (Automatic Teller Machines) and the like. Background technique [0002] The structure of the hybrid stepping motor is as follows: the rotor cores 51, 52 are formed by laminating toothed iron cores (refer to Figure 5 ), the rotor cores 51 and 52 are mounted on the rotor shaft 54 ​​with the cylindrical rotor magnet 53 sandwiched between them by a half tooth pitch to form a rotor. The rotor magnet 53 is magnetized to N / S poles in a direction parallel to the axial direction. Rotor teeth are formed on the outer peripheries of the rotor cores 51, 52 so as to face the stator teeth 55a of the opposing stator core 55 (see Figure 5 ). Coils (not shown) are wound around the stator teeth 55 a of the stator core 55 . [0003] exist Figure 5 In , the rotor core 51 is magnetized to the N pole, and the rotor core 52 is magnetized to the S p...

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Problems solved by technology

[0009] (1) In order to prevent the magnetic short circuit between the rotor cores, a non-magnetic cylindrical spacer is required. Since the cylindrical spacer does not contribute to the magnetic circuit, it becomes a useless space where the rotor core cannot be placed.

[0010] (2) In addition, even if the rotor is omitted Image 6 In the case of the cylindrical partitions shown in the figure, multiple layers are arranged, and since the rotor has the rotor core stacked on both sides of the rotor magnet with the rotor shaft as the center, and a plurality of such rotors are installed, if the accuracy of the assembly tool is poor , the position accuracy of the pole teeth of each rotor core will deteriorate, which will have a bad influence on the characteristics of the motor

[0011] (3) In addition, when the rotor shaft 54 ​​is pressed into the rotor cores 51, 52 and the rotor magnet 53, a deviation occurs be...

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