rotor for motor
A technology of rotors and synchronous motors, applied in electromechanical devices, electrical components, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the radial force density and amplitude, and achieve the effect of reducing magnetic leakage flux and improving the strength of anti-centrifugal force.
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[0024] figure 1 A cross-sectional view of a rotor (100) is shown, wherein the rotor (100) has recesses in the form of magnet slots (11, 12) which are designed to receive magnets (13, 14). The magnet slots are arranged in the rotor such that the first end faces (15) of the magnets (13, 14) are opposite to the circumferential face (23) of the rotor and the second end faces (16) of the magnets (13, 14) are opposite to the circumferential face (23) of the rotor. Peripheral faces facing away from each other. The magnet slots ( 11 , 12 ) with the magnets ( 13 , 14 ) located in the magnet slots run obliquely when viewed radially. Each magnet slot (11, 12) has a profile (17, 18) in the region of the first end face (15, 15a), which not only extends directly adjacent to the first end face (15, 15a), but also along the The circumferential (23) view of the rotor extends laterally of the magnets (13, 14). The moldings (17, 18) thus form a combined cavity consisting of the aforementioned...
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