Rotary electric machine cores with reference position marks

An axial gap-type rotary electric machine in which a first stator, a second stator, and a rotor are arranged in a direction in which a rotary shaft of the rotor extends,

• wherein the first stator includes a first coil and a first core formed of a dust core, the first coil being disposed on the first core,
• wherein the second stator includes a second coil and a second core formed of a dust core, the second coil being disposed on the second core,
• wherein the first core includes
• an annular first yoke having a first yoke surface,
• a plurality of first teeth each protruding from the first yoke surface, and
• a first mark formed on the first yoke surface and indicating a reference position in a circumferential direction of the first yoke,
• wherein the second core includes
• an annular second yoke having a second yoke surface, the second yoke surface facing the first yoke surface,
• a plurality of second teeth each protruding from the second yoke surface, and
• a second mark formed on the second yoke surface and indicating a reference position in a circumferential direction of the second yoke,
• wherein the first stator and the second stator are positioned such that the first teeth face the second teeth,
• wherein the first core and the second core have same shape fabricated by a same productive equipment,
• wherein a position of the first mark in the first core and a position of the second mark in the second core correspondence to a same position in a circumferential direction of the productive equipment,
• wherein the first mark indicates one of the plurality of first teeth having a largest protrusion height or smallest protrusion height,
• wherein the second mark indicates one of the plurality of second teeth having a largest protrusion height or smallest protrusion height,
• wherein, when viewed in the direction in which the rotary shaft extends, the first mark and the second mark are symmetrically positioned with respect to the rotary shaft,
• wherein, when a virtual first reference straight line passing through the first mark and an axis of the first yoke when viewed in the axial direction of the first yoke is drawn on the first yoke, and a virtual second reference straight line passing through the second mark and an axis of the second yoke when viewed in the axial direction of the second yoke is drawn on the second yoke,
• a difference between a protrusion height of one of the plurality of first teeth and a protrusion height of another one of the plurality of first teeth, the one first tooth and the other first tooth being symmetrically positioned with respect to the first reference straight line, and each protrusion height being from the first yoke surface to an end surface of the corresponding first tooth, is 0.15 mm or less, and
• a difference between a protrusion height of one of the plurality of second teeth and a protrusion height of another one of the plurality of second teeth, the one second tooth and the other second tooth being symmetrically positioned with respect to the second reference straight line, and each protrusion height being from the second yoke surface to an end surface of the corresponding second tooth, is 0.15 mm or less
• wherein, in the first core, a variation among entire heights of the plurality of first teeth, each of the entire heights being a distance from a surface opposite to the first yoke surface to the end surface of the corresponding first teeth, is 0.05 mm to 0.15 mm,
• wherein, in the second core, a variation among entire heights of the plurality of second teeth, each of the entire heights being a distance from a surface opposite to the second yoke surface to the end surface of the corresponding second teeth, is 0.05 mm to 0.15 mm,
• wherein the rotor has a first rotor surface facing the end surfaces of the first teeth and a second rotor surface facing the end surfaces of the second teeth,
• wherein the variation among the entire heights of the plurality of first teeth, each of the entire heights being the distance from the surface opposite to the first yoke surface to the end surface of the corresponding first teeth, is 20% or less of an average value of distances between the plurality of first teeth and the first rotor surface, and
• wherein the variation among the entire heights of the plurality of second teeth, each of the entire heights being the distance from the surface opposite to the second yoke surface to the end surface of the corresponding second teeth, is 20% or less of an average value of distances between the plurality of second teeth and the second rotor surface.