Laminating a guide core with symmetric tooth tips stabilizes magnet wire tension during high-speed winding of asymmetric stator cores.
Pre-curved turn portions compensate for springback during rolling, preventing rotor interference and maintaining magnetic characteristics.
Brazing side plates joins solidified and stranded stator bars, reducing assembly time while maintaining flexibility.
Segmented stator active segments distribute magnetic flux to increase torque capability while reducing magnet quantity and cost.
A rotating iron band absorbs opposing magnetic flux to eliminate field cancellation and enable self-starting permanent magnet motors.
Radial position shift portions on wave-shaped electric wires prevent protrusions and voids, maximizing space factors in compact stator cores.