A deformable wire guide conforms to conductors during winding to maintain precise tension and alignment.
Stator slots with winding-free space and conductive shielding rings decouple high-frequency currents, reducing bearing wear in frequency converter motors.
An inner diameter bus bar occludes radial clearances between coil ends, directing refrigerant flow to improve cooling performance in rotary electric machines.
A stator protective wall shields coil connection portions from cooling air flow to suppress pressure variations and reduce fan noise.
Segmented crank conductors lower coil end height to prevent overhanging while maintaining insulation reliability.
Passage portions in the stator insulator guide securing yarn around lead wires, eliminating needle puncture risks that damage insulation integrity.
Segmented guide body contours ensure reliable electrical connections while minimizing installation space and preventing incorrect assembly.
Segmenting coils into independent parts and adjusting their inclination reduces unnecessary projection, lowering weight and resistive losses.
A conductor with a flexible insulating covering material allows wires to move relative to each other, enabling the bundle to deform and fill winding slots.
Asymmetric gaps between tooth sections and edgewise coils facilitate heat transfer to the core, reducing thermal resistance caused by insulator thickness.
Injection pressure deforms tapered elastic plugs against partition walls, preventing sealant leakage through lead wire drawing portions.
Segmented insulator members with parallel ribs prevent deformation when thickness reduces for higher coil space factor.
Overlapping bus bar ends merge multiple wire connections into one operation, reducing winding complexity and motor size.