Bus bar structure for a motor

A motor comprising:

• a stationary section;
• and
• a rotating section which rotatably supported about a center axis which extends upward and downward;
• wherein
• the stationary section includes:
• a plurality of coils arranged in a circumferential direction;
• busbars made of metal, which are positioned above the plurality of coils and electrically connected to conducting wires included in the coils;
• and
• a busbar holder made of a resin, which holds the busbars;
• the rotating section includes:
• a shaft disposed along the center axis;
• and
• a rotor which is positioned on an inside of the plurality of coils in a radial direction and is fixed to the shaft;
• the busbars each include:
• a plate-shaped portion which widens along a plane perpendicular or substantially perpendicular to the center axis;
• and
• a plurality of terminals which extend upward from the plate-shaped portion and are directly electrically connected to an end portion of the conducting wire;
• a busbar portion is defined by the busbars and the busbar holder, and the rotor overlaps the busbar portion in an axial direction;
• and
• a total number of the busbars overlapping in the radial direction is two or three;
• and
• the plurality of terminals of each of the busbars are arranged along a single plane perpendicular or substantially perpendicular toy the center axis.