Rotor core
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorTatsuya Ohzu
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Abstract
A rotor core includes: a rotor shaft hole into which a rotor shaft is press-fitted; a first hole group having a plurality of holes; a shaft holding portion; a second hole group having a plurality of holes; a first annular portion; and an electromagnetic portion having a plurality of magnet insertion holes. Each hole of the second hole group is arranged to intersect with an extension line of a rib formed between the adjacent holes of the first hole group. An inner peripheral wall of each hole of the second hole group includes: a first arc point and a second arc point being located on an arc equidistant from a center of the rotor core; and a convex portion having an apex portion on an outer side further than the arc. The apex portion is located between the adjacent holes of the first hole group in the circumferential direction.
Claims6
A rotor core comprising:
- a rotor shaft hole into which a rotor shaft is press-fitted;
- a first hole group provided on an outer side of the rotor shaft hole in a radial direction and having a plurality of holes arranged in a circumferential direction;
- a shaft holding portion provided between the rotor shaft hole and the first hole group in the radial direction;
- a second hole group provided on an outer side of the first hole group in the radial direction and having a plurality of holes arranged in the circumferential direction;
- a first annular portion provided between the first hole group and the second hole group in the radial direction;
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- an electromagnetic portion provided on the outer side of the second hole group in the radial direction and having a plurality of magnet insertion holes in which magnets are respectively inserted, wherein:
- each hole of the second hole group is arranged to intersect with an extension line of a rib formed between the adjacent holes of the first hole group;
- an inner peripheral wall of each hole of the second hole group includes:
- a first arc point and a second arc point which are located on an arc equidistant from a center of the rotor core;
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- a convex portion having an apex portion on an outer side further than the arc in the radial direction;
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- the apex portion is located between the adjacent holes of the first hole group in the circumferential direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.