A magnet assembly uses a ferromagnetic member to guide magnetic flux and enhance field efficiency.
A skew correction device uses a support member, pressurizing mechanism, and rotation mechanism to align stator core laminations.
Axially stacked rotor segments in a transverse flux machine boost torque density, resolving low-speed actuator complexity and ripple issues.
A permanent magnet bearing exerts directional magnetic force to support shaft preload via adjustable air gap.
Inner protrusions prevent adhesive contact with magnet holes during insertion, resolving peeling risks while maintaining bonding reliability.
Nested rotors drive a ball-screw mechanism to achieve independent Z-axis and angular control while keeping power cables fixed.