Molded plastic body insulates stator coil ends, replacing manual paper placement to enable fully automated manufacturing.
Non-conductive cover reduces axial length and weight in power transmission devices.
An etched carrier film with filament reinforcement bonds expanding media windings, resisting detachment from transverse expansion forces.
A monolithic ceramic winding assembly extends operational temperature limits by eliminating cooling systems and reducing partial discharge risks.
Axial heat dissipation channels in motor carrier teeth conduct thermal energy away from wound coils, preventing thermal damage during high-power operation.
A single rotor motor uses a bobbin terminal pocket to fix coil terminals securely.
Metal oxide insulation on conductors provides high dielectric strength and thermal conduction for compact electric machines.
A liquid thermosetting resin composition incorporates nanocarbon and a reactive organic additive to form a robust network structure.
Welding or retaining members stiffen electric motor stator cores, reducing noise from magnetic flux-induced tooth vibration.
Soft-magnetic insulation replaces paper in stator slots, increasing slot cross-section and torque density by allowing magnetic flux penetration.